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No Man's Sky studio Hello Games unveil Light No Fire, a fantasy survival game set on a single, huge planet
(www.rockpapershotgun.com)
this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2023
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Definitely interested. Hello Games may have stumbled on the NMS launch, but they've more than proven themselves since then!
would be real awkward if they mess it up twice
At least this time they're not starting from scratch. I'm sure a lot of systems can be transferred over from NMS, excluding the ones that either weren't well received or don't make sense in a fantasy setting. Although we know Sean Murray is the king of overhyping even if they eventually delivered a good game. Almost as bad as Peter Molynieux
Blatantly lying about whether you game actually has netcode is not "stumbled".
Hence why the trailer made sure to show gameplay of multiplayer working