Hello Games, the developers of the space game No Man‘s Sky, are currently very tight-lipped. The game’s Twitter account, which also belongs to studio head Sean Murray, has been dormant for about two months. There are no news or information about the game.
But now something is stirring at the studio. Paul Weir, who is responsible for the audio part, stated in a tweet that Sean is doing well and everyone is working hard on the next update. He cannot say more at the moment. It is also not his job to comment on the situation surrounding the game.
Hello Games are continuing to work on No Man’s Sky
His words are meant to calm the community a bit and assure them that the team continues to care about No Man‘s Sky. Nowadays, it seems somewhat odd when a development studio does not provide updates every few days. This immediately sets off alarm bells for fans and fuels speculation that the studio might be facing its end.
Hello Games has struggled with a rocky launch of the space game No Man‘s Sky and some criticism from fans. They will now take a step back and review further options. This may require some quiet time. The fact that they continue to work on the game, despite all the criticism, should indeed be seen as a positive sign…
No Man's Sky is a space open-world game with survival influences, where planets are procedurally generated. Players explore the galaxy and can choose whether to...
