Despite its faltering beginnings, Hello Games has continued to support its video game with new expansions and features.
Recovering from a complicated launch is no easy feat. No Man's Sky was an indie-style game promoted at big fairs like E3. That, coupled with unfulfilled promises, disappointed many players when they were finally able to soar through the skies and visit new planets and worlds. Of course, Hello Games has never given up and has made a strong commitment to continue improving the product, which has resulted in several expansions that have expanded the options. The trend will continue in that direction, the study revealed in a post on its official blog.
Like many other companies, Hello Games is experiencing an unprecedented situation due to the coronavirus. FreeGameTips has published an article on how Tequilla Works, creators of RiME and Gylt, are coping with these circumstances. In the case of the study led by Sean Murray, they are also adapting to telecommuting. Still, the No Man's Sky roadmap continues.
No Man’s Sky Development Update https://t.co/Yb1bwGtvOF
– Sean Murray (@NoMansSky) April 22, 2020
What comes next?
"Over the past five months, we have released four substantial updates – Synthesis, ByteBeat, Living Ship and Exo Mech – and we are very happy with what each has added to the vision of the title," they explain in the statement. "In addition to these content updates, we are working on more ambitious additions to the universe" from No Man's Sky. According to Hello Games, they have "much more" planned for 2020. "It makes us feel excited." At the moment, they have not gone into details, so we will have to wait for further communications about it.
No Man's Sky went on sale in 2016 for PlayStation 4 and PC, although later it was also released on Xbox One. Asked about the possibility of seeing it on Nintendo Switch one day, Sean Murray himself was interested. However, today there are no plans to transfer this spatial experience to the hybrid of those of Kyoto. His next project (The Last Campfire), by contrast, is planned for the Nintendo system.
Source | Hello Games
