The action-adventure survival video game "No Man's Sky" has become pale for active players who are looking for a real gaming experience because of being too shallow and. And so, developer Hello Games felt the need to work hard on an update for "No Man's Sky."
In a recent report by Gamenguide, developer Hello Games has seemed to be inactive after it has provided a couple of post-launch patches to "No Man's Sky." However, reports suggest that this is really not the case; that Hello Games is actually working on big updates to come out soon.
According to Express, the man in charge of "No Man's Sky," Sean Murray, and the rest of his team even have a great vision for what they are going to create. Sony's Shawn Layden said that the team behind "No Man's Sky" is working on something that has never been done before.
Shawn Layden ardently said that the updates that are on the works are driven by a very huge ambition of such a small team of Hello Games. Going to the specifics of the updates for "No Man's Sky" that Shawn is talking about, he generously shared that the updates include base building and an update to the multiplayer component.
The update regarding the multiplayer component is something that one analyst raised his concern for. The analyst said that the update might already be too late. Despite Hello Games's promise of big changes, analysts say that the game has died a quiet death.
Still, the fans of "No Man's Sky" can give the game another try. There are still no official announcements regarding the date when these updates will be out for consoles PlayStation4 and PC exploration game. The gamers could just wait and let the verdict be upon them.
Is it really too late for "No Man's Sky" to gain back players' interest? One can never tell until the updates are released.