Helldivers Collab

[SoCaliber]

Helldivers and No Mans Sky wood make a perfect combo for collaboration. Its like the 2 games were made for each other.

They could add the Freighter from Helldivers and/or the "Eagle-1" spaceship that provides close air support in Helldivers 2.

I've been a fan of Helldivers for almost 10 years and NMS for about 5 years. If this happens it will be the single greatest moment of my life.

[Supernautilus]

Honestly I think Subnautica would be a better collab.

[Panic]

Satisfactory collab best suited

[Gwynbleidd]

Where's Halo, Doom, Mass Effect and Warhammer for Helldivers 2 crossover?

[Lindy Bomber]

The mass effect collab was possible because Sean Murray has worked with the Mass Effect developers in the past and is good friends with them. Also it coincided with the ME anniversary addition.

Collabs with other IP is extremely unlikely.

[Redlegoguy1]

I'm pretty sure the liquidators expedition from last year was supposed to be a sort of soft collab in that it was very clearly a reference to Helldivers but likely didn't involve any formal coordination between the two studios. While the expedition was limited, the liquidator mech parts are still available at the quicksilver vendor even for those who didn't participate, but I'm not familiar enough with Helldivers content to know how directly that compares to anything from over there.
Overall I think that's probably as close as it'll get, this game isn't particularly known for doing collabs.

[SoCaliber]

Originally posted by Supernautilus:

Honestly I think Subnautica would be a better collab.

It wood not imo. Theres no freighter or spaceship or anything that can be implemented in No Mans Sky except maybe the big submarine i guess. But a sub doesnt match a freighter or spaceship.

Originally posted by Gwynbleidd:

Where's Halo, Doom, Mass Effect and Warhammer for Helldivers 2 crossover?

Warhammer could give us spaceships and a freighter too, so that would be a great collab as well.

I disavow your other ideas because they arent much compatible with NMS