Home Time for another random No Man’s Sky build as this guy faithfully recreated the Ghostbusters Firehouse in the Euclid system

Time for another random No Man’s Sky build as this guy faithfully recreated the Ghostbusters Firehouse in the Euclid system

No Man’s Sky is rapidly becoming a great game to showcase your building talents. Previously, it was all Minecraft, Minecraft, Minecraft but now players are getting more and more creative in Hello Games’ amazing space exploration sim.

A while ago we looked at a building that saw a futuristic Cyberpunk-style city created within the bounds of a NMS base, today we are looking at something a little more random after a Reddit user recreated the iconic Firehouse building from the Ghostbusters movies in the Euclid system.

Everybody who has seen the film knows what the base of the ‘real-life’ Ghostbusters looks like, just as everybody who visits New York as a tourist goes to visit the location, as you can see from my own photograph of the place.

The real life building used for the Firehouse.
The real-life building used for the Firehouse.

To see, and be able to visit the Firehouse in No Man’s Sky is somehow pretty cool too.

User Interesting-Fix-7490 created the base on an icy world saying, “Since it’s on an icy world it has a “Frozen Empire” vibe.”

There’s some quality attention to detail here as you pass through the door into the building you find a small spaceship parked up with the car would be, complete with the same color scheme. Nice touch.

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On top of that, we also have some Slimer-esque glowing fauna scattered around and other ethereal bits and bobs all adding to the ambiance.

Even with all the great new content that Hello Games continues to push out for this amazing game, it remains the players who will just go out there and create something weird and wacky that brings a smile to your face.

As No Man’s Sky settlements go, this has to be one of our favorites and you can visit it yourself by checking out the Reddit thread, where the glyphs for the Euclid location have also been posted.

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