Sean Murray reflects on 10 years of No Man's Sky, its future, and why Hello Games' "redemption arc" narrative "isn't really the story" of the developer
When Hello Games ended its trailer for No Man's Sky 's first major update with three little words - "Our journey continues" - it's doubtful anyone, studio included, could have predicted the game would still be going strong some 10 years later. But as the exploratory space sim celebrates a decade since its original release this week, it's now stronger than ever . It's been an eventful 10 years,…
The follow-up game to No Man's Sky, Light No Fire, is nearing completion, according to its developer Sean Murray. The tenth anniversary of the popular exploratory space sim was celebrated this week, and Murray discussed the progress of Light No Fire in an interview. The co-op adventure takes place on a procedurally generated fantasy planet, offering players adventure, building, survival, and exploration.
Despite a trailer being released in 2023, the studio has been cautious about discussing the game further. Murray admitted he had learned a valuable lesson about not speaking too soon about their projects. He noted that Hello Games is still working hard on Light No Fire and is excited about the ambitious game being developed.
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