Hello Games director Sean Murray stated that the studio's upcoming game project, Light No Fire, will include massive oceans that will necessitate equally large ships and crews to successfully navigate. Murray also stated that Light No Fire will incorporate some technology recently implemented into No Man's Sky via the latter's Voyagers content update.
First revealed during the 2023 edition of The Game Awards, Light No Fire is an open-world game that allows players to explore a vast, procedurally-generated planet. Players can also create custom avatars that can either be human or take on the appearance of an anthropomorphic creature, such as a rabbit or a wolf, as they explore the planet's secrets. Light No Fire's known features also include plans for multiplayer and the ability to ride dragons. Though Light No Fire currently has no release date or known platforms aside from Steam, Hello Games stated that development on No Man's Sky would continue even after the game goes live.
Though several details about Light No Fire are still kept under wraps, Hello Games gave fans a taste of some of the technology the project will utilize. In an interview with PC Gamer, Sean Murray stated that Light...
