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No Man’s Sky Update To Set Up Future Of Title

No Man’s Sky Update To Set Up Future Of Title

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No Man’s Sky has been one of the more divisive launches in recent history. On one hand, it’s undeniable that this is one of the biggest games ever made. However, it came at a cost. As many of the planets don’t have much to do, and because this is a singleplayer experience, there’s a limit as to how far into the game players will go without stopping. Add to that, major bugs and glitches, and its far to say the faith of the fanbase has been tested. Hello Games today released an update on their website detailing an update that is coming soon, called the “Foundation Update”. This update will apparently help lay the foundation for the future of the game, both in terms of fixes and in terms of content. You can read the full briefing below, and the patch notes here. “This week Hello Games will be releasing an update to No Man’s Sky. We’re calling it The Foundation Update, because we have added the foundations of base

Devs Working On No Man’s Sky Issues

Devs Working On No Man’s Sky Issues

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Hello Games, the developer behind the highly anticipated No Man’s Sky, has confirmed that they are working to fix a number of issues that are currently affecting the game.  Speaking in a post on their official website, the studio explained that they were concentrating on the critical issues for no, though other problems would not be ignored in the meantime. As well as releasing a short apology that asked player’s to be patient while patches are developed and implemented, the developer also stated that they had hired an expanded quality assurance group that should help iron out bugs and issues much more quickly. They also revealed a number of workarounds that may fix issues temporarily until a patch can be released. These include: If you believe you are stuck, or can’t reach your ship, be aware you can jetpack forever whilst pushing against any surface If you have made a mistake – you can revert to any of your two previous saves in the Options Menu If you have left

No Man’s Sky Developer Gets Death Threats After Delay

No Man’s Sky Developer Gets Death Threats After Delay

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The video game industry has been developing a rather unwanted reputation over the past few years as developers and members of the press have been attacked and abused by various groups online. This trend has continued, with one of the developers behind No Man’s Sky confirming on Twitter that he and other members of his team have received a large number of death threats from those upset that the title has been delayed. The news that No Man’s Sky would no longer be releasing as planned in June first broke earlier this week by Kotaku. They later confirmed the story with several different sources before Sony officially confirmed the delay. This also led to death threats being sent to Kotaku writer Jason Schreier. “As we approached our final deadlines, we realized that some key moments needed extra polish to bring them up to our standards,” director Sean Murray wrote. “I have had to make the tough choice to delay the game for a few weeks to allow us to deliver

To Infinity and Beyond in No Mans Sky

To Infinity and Beyond in No Mans Sky

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To Infinity and Beyond in No Mans Sky Back before E3 in June the expectation was for a triple-A console title to ‘win’ the show. Fast forward to post-E3 however, and you’ll find almost all media outlets that covered the show uniting in their praise for No Man’s Sky. No-one expected it, and even when a painfully nervous Hello Games founder Sean Murray stepped onto the stage at Sony’s E3 Keynote conference no-one expected to be wowed and won over by the footage on show. It’s fairly easy to see why No Man’s Sky won over critics and fans alike at E3; it has an impressive checklist of features. Beautiful art direction – check, infinite universe – definitely, dinosaurs – oh yes, flying a ship into space – you certainly can, battling with that same ship in space – yep! No Man’s Sky seems to have covered it all and despite the fact it’s being developed by a team of just ten developers and released as an indie title, it

Developer reveals No Man’s Sky will have multiplayer

Developer reveals No Man’s Sky will have multiplayer

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The developer behind the upcoming No Man’s Sky, Hell Games, has revealed that the game will have a multiplayer mode for players when it launches. Speaking in an interview with Gamepsot, Sean Murray confirmed that No Man’s Sky would feature traditional multiplayer. However, the developer was also keen to stress that they hadn’t worked much on anything other than singleplayer at the moment. “There is this thing, which I’m not going to talk about now, that is a plan for multiplayer – for people to have a more traditional multiplayer experience within the game,” said Murray. “And that’s something we’ll deal with further down the line that is exciting, but that’s not something that’s core to the game now.” While Hello Games haven’t gone into any detail over what exactly will be included in the multiplayer experience that players will get their hands on, the fact that gamers will be able to play the game with their friends will certainly be welcome news. No Man’s Sky was one of the