No Man's Sky will forever be one of gaming's biggest success stories. After an extremely rocky launch, Hello Games knuckled down and turned the title into what it is today. The title just turned 10, and despite the studio's next project being well underway, No Man's Sky updates have shown no signs of slowing.
This year alone, players have received a Gravity Gun, Pokemon-style creature-catching adventures, World of Warcraft-esque raids, and a major overhaul of deep-space exploration and endgame content. And it's not stopping there.
Sean Murray, Hello Games co-founder, just announced that No Man's Sky is coming to two new platforms later this month: iPhone and iPad. Somehow.
No Man's Sky is gargantuan. It has 256 galaxies, each with three to four billion regions. There are approximately 4.3 trillion star systems, each featuring multiple planets, moons, and space stations. It also has asteroid belts, comets, and ice fields, plus around 18 quintillion planets. It's a wonder the game runs on even the most powerful PCs. It does, though, and it also works on multiple consoles. For Hello Games, apparently that wasn't enough.
Originally beginning as something of a challenge, No Man's Sky will be...
