"No Man's Sky" is undoubtedly, one of the most anticipated games of the year. And when it arrived over two months ago, gamers were ecstatic to try the inter-galactic game. The quintillion planets, the vast expanse of the universe and the unending exploration of the heavens have literally put players in trance, communing in the magical world of the universe.
Until someone pulled the plug and now, "No Man's Sky" is struggling in the bottom part of Steam's most wanted game. After the unprecedented release of the game was celebrated, things went all downhill as soon as players progressed through the game. Eventually, glitches and more bugs marred the once anticipated game.
Sean Murray of Hello Games has since addressed the issues saying, the whole team is working hard on fixing the issues. But just like Tom Clancy's The Division game, glitch after glitch eventually pulled gamers far from the game. It was a terrible sighting, something that Hello Games have not anticipated, because if they did, "No Man's Sky" may still be under development, instead of being the target of backlash.
According to VG247, the Hello Games twitter account remains silent. For over two months, Murray has not posted a tweet or any update on the "No Man's Sky" game. The game's audio chief Paul Weir sent a post on twitter as a response to a fan inquiry about the silence of Hello Games and where is Season Murray. Weir responded saying "Sean is fine and we're all busy on the next patch". In an added twitter post, Weir said that he's afraid, he's not able to deliver some useful information to fans and leaves all upcoming updates to Hello Games and Sean Murray himself.
Are you still playing "No Man's Sky" to this day? What do you think of Hello Game's silence toward queries on the new patch? Don't miss the developer's response on this by reading them here on GameNGuide.
