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There was originally supposed to be a 'much bigger' reveal of Light No Fire: here's why Sean Murray changed his mind
By Christopher Livingston Published
News There was so much hype after the teaser in 2023 that Murray decided "We don't need to say anything more right now."

Light No Fire will 'absolutely' be like No Man's Sky, with new features coming post-release: Sean Murray says he'd like to still be working on it '10 years after launch'
By Christopher Livingston Published
News "I've worked on it for seven years now, and I'm still really enjoying it."

Sean Murray still loves playing the 2016 version of No Man's Sky: 'It's a little bit weirder, but it's got its charm'
By Christopher Livingston Published
News "I've got a real soft spot for it," says the founder of Hello Games.

No Man's Sky now has its own Death Star with a laser so big it can 'destroy space station sized objects'
By Christopher Livingston Published
News Look at the size of that thing!

Now that Subnautica 2 is out, the most wishlisted game on Steam is… a game that's been out for almost 2 years?
By Christopher Livingston Published
News It's Schrödinger's game: it is both unreleased and yet one of the most popular games on Steam.

No Man's Sky's latest update is a whole new Pokémon-style creature-collection and battle system that's 'an entire multiplayer game all of its own'
By Joshua Wolens Published
News No Man's Sky's journey to becoming every game proceeds apace.

Light No Fire: Everything we know about Hello Games' planet-sized survival game
By Christopher Livingston Last updated
Warm-Up Sean Murray's follow-up to an infinite sci-fi universe is a single planet—but it's a big one.

After 10 years No Man's Sky still hasn't run out of cool stuff to give you, so here's a gravity gun, too
By Christopher Livingston Published
News It's for uncovering and salvaging hazardous waste—but we all know it's really for chuckin' things around.

As NetEase pledges to 'replace' a No Man's Sky model in its survival MMO, Sean Murray says they played themselves because the asset's busted anyway
By Joshua Wolens Published
News One weird trick to foil thieves.

Sean Murray just crushed my hopes of playing Light No Fire anytime soon by describing the dev team as 'tiny' and working 'in the background' at Hello Games
By Christopher Livingston Published
News It doesn't sound like it's a full-court press on Hello Games' planet-sized fantasy sandbox.
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