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Are we about to get some news about Hello Games' upcoming open-world survival RPG, Light No Fire? You'd certainly think so looking at studio co-founder and managing director Sean Murray's Twitter page, as well as the excited replies from fans responding to his latest series of tweets.
Today, Hello Games is releasing a new No Man's Sky update titled Aquarius. As you can easily surmise, it is centered around water and more specifically it adds the long-requested fishing to the game. Sean Murray said in a press release that fans really loved the new water technology added in the Worlds Part I update a few weeks ago, inspiring the studio to add fishing next.
Game designer Peter Molyneux is known for classic series like Black & White and Fable, but in the 2000s, he also became the default example of ambitious game developers who overpromise. This narrative climaxed when Molyneux launched a mobile game about clicking on a cube and promised that whoever got to the center would receive a life-changing prize, which turned out to not be life-changing at all.
The Sunday Times has revealed the UK’s top 30 richest game developers and players.
No Man's Sky update 5.0, dubbed Worlds Part 1, launched today following some cryptic teases from Hello Games boss Sean Murray. Both a refreshed universe and a new combat-focused expedition await space explorers, but what's really stuck in my mind is the way the 5.0 update revisits and reinforces the ethos underpinning No Man's Sky's now-legendary comeback, which has turned a once-lonely universe into one of today's most colorful and beloved survival games.
No Man's Sky creator Sean Murray is having a big week. First, he helped people understand the reverberating power of a single, eyedrop-sized Earth emoji. Then, on July 17, his development team Hello Games suddenly dropped the monumental, free No Man's Sky Worlds update — a "part one" update, no less — shifting fan hysteria from the Earth emoji to the vast, explorable planets waiting for them in No Man's Sky. But it doesn't look like Murray's momentum will run out any time soon. He promises that his upcoming game Light No Fire is also "crazy ambitious."
No Man’s Sky, the open-world space discovery game, has become known for great community support and reinvention. In an announcement on Wednesday, it looks like that will continue with Update 5.0 — officially called Worlds Part 1. This is because, as Hello Game founder Sean Murray says, “there’s much more to come.”
Hello Games returns once again with a major No Man's Sky update called Worlds, which is only Part I of a larger overhaul. It's so big that the UK studio also created a deep dive video this time around.
It turns out the No Man's Sky studio wasn't teasing its new game, Light No Fire, earlier this week, but rather a massive update for the spacefaring game itself, which has now been revealed.