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Palworld and No Man's Sky are intensifying their months-long flirtation, and if those two don't just kiss already, I'm going to lose my mind

Get it over with!

PC Gamer · Aug 20

"If people weren't playing No Man's Sky, I don't think we would want to do updates," says Sean Murray, but he'd probably try to sneak in more content years later anyway

"We are in a mindset right now, in the industry, of games just being very consumable"

GamesRadar · Aug 19

Palworld and No Man's Sky leads pour more fuel on the potential collab fire and fans are convinced it's finally happening: "My 2 favorite games together? Yes please"

No Pal's Sky

GamesRadar · Aug 19

10 years of No Man's Sky: How Hello Games and Sean Murray keep getting away with it

Interview | In a time of "consumable" games, Hello Games sees "real beauty in keeping those things alive"

GamesRadar · Aug 12

10 years later, Sean Murray still plays the launch version of No Man's Sky, and he still likes it: "It does feel quite barebones in places, but I kind of enjoy that"

"A game is obviously owned by the players," says Sean Murray

GamesRadar · Aug 11

After 10 years of No Man's Sky updates, Sean Murray says "if people keep playing it, I could work on this forever"

But "it has to come from the people working on it"

GamesRadar · Aug 11

There was originally supposed to be a 'much bigger' reveal of Light No Fire: here's why Sean Murray changed his mind

There was so much hype after the teaser in 2023 that Murray decided "We don't need to say anything more right now."

PC Gamer · Aug 10

No Man's Sky lead planned to show more Light No Fire, but "why do any marketing" when it's already topping Steam wishlists

Hello Games doesn't feel more is needed right now

GamesRadar · Aug 10

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'

"I've worked on it for seven years now, and I'm still really enjoying it."

PC Gamer · Aug 10

Sean Murray doesn't care how much money No Man's Sky DLC would've made, and "it doesn't matter" because updates will stay free

"Every player that we have is going to experience this"

GamesRadar · Aug 10