Sean Murray sent out a tweet over this past weekend that invites the community to "help us shape the future of No Man's Sky". As part of the initiative, fans and players can head to a special site called "No Man's Sky Explorer Feedback" and enter their suggestions of what they would like to see come to the game in the future. As an essential part of the No Man's Sky journey, we are reaching out to discover more about what the community is most interested in seeing in the future of the game. Thank you so much *As a thank you, five participants will be chosen at random and given a prize. Interested? If so, you can head to the No Man's Sky / Hello Games feedback site and get started. … [Read more...] about No Man’s Sky Devs Looking for Your Feedback to Shape the Future of the Game
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WRUP: Your children are safe with me, Entirely Avoidable Hazard Man! edition
Hello, parents! There’s no need to be alarmed, it’s just me, your friendly neighborhood superhero! And you’ve no need to fret; your children are completely safe with me, Entirely Avoidable Hazard Man! With me around, your children won’t hurt themselves by tripping and falling, they’ll hurt themselves due to the variety of hazardous materials and environments that could be quickly removed if I had expended even the slightest effort to think about it! First, let’s go for a ride in my wonderful knife car, filled with haphazard razor blades, jagged mental, sharpened dashboard, and possibly some expired bottles of fruit juice. Then they can enter my Lair of Ignored Building Codes, complete with rickety staircases that lack railings, open holes which could easily be covered by the tipping pile of lumber nearby, and exposed nails and wires! We can go trick-or-treating together, when I take them to visit my neighbors who only give unwrapped candy and … [Read more...] about WRUP: Your children are safe with me, Entirely Avoidable Hazard Man! edition
GOG offers No Man’s Sky refunds after players discover that multiplayer won’t come for months yet
As you may have seen, No Man’s Sky is back in the spotlight thanks to this week’s massive NEXT multiplayer update. However, not all players are rejoicing. Specifically, those who own the game through GOG.com discovered that this version of the game won’t be activating its multiplayer mode until later this year due to the effort of bringing multiplayer online across several platforms. What could have been a huge player riot over this segregation and delay was deftly dealt with by GOG. The virtual games reseller announced that while Hello Games is not going to offer refunds due to the delay, GOG went ahead and authorized an unrestricted refund policy for anyone who wants it from now through July 29th. The company did this even though No Man’s Sky is two-years-old at this point. “Although Hello Games chose not to offer refunds over missing game content to our users and instead promised to bring the missing multiplayer content later this year, we … [Read more...] about GOG offers No Man’s Sky refunds after players discover that multiplayer won’t come for months yet
No Man’s Sky’s concurrency is waaaaaaay up since the launch of NEXT
Can’t take the sky from No Man’s Sky. It’s built right into the name, see. You can take the game from Green Man Gaming for a cool $25, however, and that’s exactly what I did last night because that’s cheap, and I wanted it, and I want my kid to have a go at it too because it’s gonna blow his Spore-playing mind. As VG247 pointed out, I am not alone: SteamCharts is tracking a massive boost in concurrency since the NEXT launch yesterday, over 41,000 people playing. June’s peak, by comparison, was 2000-ish. (Launch was over 200,000, though.) Polygon called NEXT the “second coming” of the game. The @NoMansPics Twitter account has exploded with eyecandy. The NMS subreddit is filled with weepy gratitude, particularly from people thrilled to finally be playing with distant friends. Steam’s recent reviews have jumped up to “very positive,” but it doesn’t look as if the game will ever live down its overall … [Read more...] about No Man’s Sky’s concurrency is waaaaaaay up since the launch of NEXT
3 Ways No Man’s Sky Improved Since Launch
No Man’s Sky is one of those games that will be hard to forget by the gaming community over time. It was hyped up so much by everyone on it – Hello Games the developers, and by Sony their publishers. For a small studio, at the time what they were showing off looked impressive. Better still, what was promised sounded alluring. And eventually at release, we all know and remember how it all went pear shaped. This month, NMS seems to be picking up steam again, as the next major update is incoming, and we look at how different the game has become since launch. Admitting Mistakes Were Made You remember Sean Murray don’t you? Many call him a conman (still do). Harsh perspective from parts of the community, but as developer and the face of Hello Games, Sean said it all. It was through his preview events and videos that much was promised – like multiplayer being available at launch chiefly among others – when when it didn’t turn out as stated, he took the … [Read more...] about 3 Ways No Man’s Sky Improved Since Launch