Its a great comeback story for a little indie dev. I love it.

Founder Sean Murray also confirms that this unnamed project is not a sequel to No Mans Sky.

This things currently in very early development, so itll likely be a while until we get any concrete details.

Indeed, we dont know anything about this new project, although its fair to assume that its targeting next-gen systems.

Despite Hello Games small size, the team is still committed to its spacefaring adventure for the foreseeable future.

When hes not practising combos, hes usually getting lost in the latest 100-hour RPG, or, yknow, replaying The Witcher 3.

If theyd sold No Mans Sky on what it was, rather than what it might have been, none of the controversy would have happened.

Theyre a talented bunch and have turned that game around so hopefully it doesnt take a couple years to make this new game worthwhile.

I never did go back to give it another chance because of how burnt I felt after the launch fiasco.

Like JesWood13, I have not returned to it because no amount of patches will earn my interest enough to try it again.

I know I have lost all interest in no mans sky when I saw the reviews and what they did, and even the multiple patches didnt motivate me to buy it.

I have no interest in THE stereotype of Kickstarter founded dev.

I dont think Sean and Hello Games will make those same mistakes again, and Im very happy for the team, and their work.

NMS was their 3rd, prior to that they made 2 Joe Danger games and just released The Last Campfire.

I cant imagine how Hello Games must have felt after all the backlash, and Sony pretty much went dark on the game after it came out.

I put it down for about a year, came back to it after some bug updates, and then put a bunch of time into it.

The game is not intuitive at all, and even after playing for over 50 hours, I never felt like I truly understood what was supposed to be happening.

There seems to be an enormous amount of luck involved, and 80-90 of the time, its nearly impossible to succeed at anything you try.

I gave up. And Im not sure that Id buy another game from the studio.

Colin Moriarty put out a video about it on either XOXO or Side Quest and had some pretty damning info about the whole lack of support from Sony.

Because Hello Games continue to add content I still play it today almost daily for the quicksilver missions.

A lot of that info was used for the Internet Historian video on NMS and Hello Games.

Sony may have done Hello Games dirty, but Hello Games didnt give up, they continued to work, and the game is what it was supposed to be, and now even better.

Its a great comeback story for a little indie dev.

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