Even 10 years on, Sean Murray feels like he could work on No Man's Sky "forever," even if he knows "there probably is some end date" for it

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GamingBot@lemmy.zip · 25 days ago

Even 10 years on, Sean Murray feels like he could work on No Man's Sky "forever," even if he knows "there probably is some end date" for it

hornedfiend@sopuli.xyz · 25 days ago

even though i stopped playing this a long time ago because it got incredibly boring for me and also I discovered my love for more serious games like Elite or x4, I think the guy should use his knowledge from NMS to make a cool space sim.

Something closer to Elite but with planet exploration and more serious mechanics and economies.

Please don’t mention Star Citizen. I lost my login after being fooled into spending money on ships and I consider it an acceptable loss.