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Weird: No Man's Sky

VidaExtra: No Man's Sky player builds Anor Londo without the archers

Steam's store card adds a 2016 release date and online co-op to the story of this player-made Dark Souls landmark.

How sure

Medium

One outlet describes the player build; Steam confirms only the game details.

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Official key art from No Man's Sky
Image: Hello Games

A No Man's Sky player rebuilt part of Dark Souls' Anor Londo without its archers. The creator shared portal glyphs so players can visit the build.

VidaExtra reported on Oct. 23 that a player recreated Anor Londo’s narrow flying buttresses in No Man’s Sky. The builder used ancient-ruin base parts on a standard structure. The game has no matching buttress pieces, so platform-shaped roofs stand in for them.

In Dark Souls, archers fire at players crossing those narrow paths. This version keeps the route but has no archers. The creator shared portal glyphs for reaching the base, according to VidaExtra.

No Man’s Sky launched on Aug. 12, 2016, and was made by Hello Games. Its Steam page lists online co-op and cross-platform multiplayer. Ten years after launch, a trip to Anor Londo can start at a No Man’s Sky portal.

What we don’t know

VidaExtra gives no removal date for the player-made build.

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    No Man's Sky on Steam

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