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Exploration sim No Man's Sky coming from Hello Games

By Michael McWhertor on Dec 07, 2013 at 7:54p

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Joe Danger developer Hello Games announced its next game at the Spike VGX awards, a massive, procedurally generated, sci-fi exploration sim called No Man's Sky.
In the game's debut trailer, No Man's Sky was pitched as an exploration game where "every atom" is procedurally generated, from flora and fauna to the stars in the sky. Every planet and every galaxy is procedural, and filled with unexplored territories. The trailer shows that players will be able to explore underwater environments, the surfaces of planets, the skies and outer space in spaceships.
"It's a huge game," said Hello Games' Sean Murray. "We wanted to make a game about exploration. And we wanted to make something that was real."
Murray said that, on planets, if you can see it — whether it be a mountain miles away in the distance — you can walk there. The game's persistent world is being created by the small team at Hello Games, and puts players into an ecosystem where they're not at the top of the food chain, Murray said. Space-based combat against other players and capital ships appears to be a major component of No Man's Sky.
We'll have more from No Man's Sky soon, but here's the game's debut trailer.

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No Man' Sky 是多玩家,程序生成,科幻探索模擬遊戲.重點係探索遊戲裡"每一原子"是電腦程序生成(無重複),由植物,動物,天空上星體.每一恆星及每一銀河全部是程序生成及充滿未經探索地域.片中玩家探索海底,星球表面,天空,及外太空太空船.Hello Games的 Sean Murray說"這是個大型遊戲"."我們想製作關於探索的遊戲及有真實感的東西".Murray說"在星球你所見到的地方如遠方的山都可去到.玩家將被置身於不是食物鏈的最高.Murray說"在No Man's Sky對其他玩家的太空戰鬥及母船是主要部分".將會很快釋出更多No Man's Sky的資料。

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No Man’s Sky got Shahid wet; Sony in talks with dev

http://www.worldsfactory.net/2013/12...talks-with-dev

@LiamHangover what do YOU think? :-)

— Shahid Kamal Ahmad (@shahidkamal) 2013 12月 8日

Loving the #VGX show tonight, especially the awesome announcement from @hellogames as we love those guys!Also gratz to @Naughty_Dog !!!

— Sony XDev Europe (@SonyXDevEurope) 2013 12月 8日

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Behind the scenes with Hello Games' No Man's Sky

By Colin Campbell on Dec 09, 2013 at 12:00p @ColinCampbellx

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You're in a used book store, lurking in the fantasy and sci-fi section, rummaging through a box of old novels.
You see a fat tome with a flea-bitten cover featuring a garish technicolor vista of a strange new world, a grandiose title. On the cover, the artwork speaks of multiple moons, distant purple mountains, alien botany. In an instant, you understand that you will buy this book and, for the next few days, its mysteries will be a rapture to you.
That's the feeling the developers at Hello Games are aiming for, with its new game No Man's Sky, revealed at the weekend with a first trailer. Its otherworldly colors, the slightly odd title and the focus on interplanetary exploration all speak of Asimov-esque tundras stretching into the distance. But this trailer poses as many questions as it answers.



Many game developers will earnestly tell you that their creations defy categorization, and Hello Games' Sean Murray is no different. He stresses that although this game clearly involves space combat, exploration and resource gathering, it's not really about any of those things individually. He said that there is also land-based combat, not shown in the trailer, but would offer no more details.
Based in England, Hello Games is known for its Joe Danger games, charming platform-drivers that hark back to the purity of character-led cartoon games made during the Genesis / SNES era. They were good games and have sold over a million copies.
No Man's Sky is not, according to Murray, a project born on the back of Joe Danger's success. It was part of the company's plan when it was set up by four programmers and designers, each of whom had spent some years learning their craft at various game development houses in the London area.
"A lot of indie game developers make something good and then they plateau," he told Polygon. "We saw Joe Danger as a stepping stone to get us here, so we can risk everything all over again."

Murray and his team want to make sci-fi that dreams of new possibilities, that eschews the dark cynicism that has dominated that genre in recent years. They want to get back to the bright, garish promise of strange new worlds, and away from the gray, broken cities and the gruff space-marines.
"We want the future to be cool again." said David Ream, creative director.
Still, we need to at least try to define No Man's Sky. Hello Games is being cagey, but here's what we know. There is a universe to explore. Every planet and every star-system in the game is created procedurally, but they all make sense and have ecology. Once they are discovered by one player, they exist for everyone else, and so the act of discovery is also an act of creation. Having said that, according to Murray, players can make significant changes to the places that they visit that endure for everyone else. Make of that what you will.


Players begin the game at the outer perimeter of the universe and are invited to move towards the center, although this is a difficult quest that takes "intelligence, imagination and co-operation," according to Murray.
The universe is a dangerous place, and so there is plenty of combat and peril. It's not just about wandering around looking at the pretty fauna. .
But the desire to go out there and look at the universe is at the center of this game's emotional appeal. Murray was born in Ireland but spent his formative years in the extreme outback of Australia, a hostile and beautiful place, but also one marked by isolation.


"As a child I would look at the sky at night and all the stars and I would want to visit them," he said. "That's the feeling I got later, when I would read books from the golden age of sci-fi, from the '60s and the '70s, and that's what we want to do with No Man's Sky."
Hello Games is a small developer with big ideas. Murray said that, while this game is pretty, it is not a next-gen sci-fi graphical showpiece like Titanfall or Destiny.
"Next-gen is empowering us" he said, adding that no decision has been finalized on the particulars of release dates and platform choices. "The new consoles are really good. But most of the games we have seen feel like experiences you could have had with the last generation. They have next-gen graphics but we are more interested in creating next-gen gameplay."

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Hello Games' studio flooded on Christmas Eve

Hello Games, the studio behind Joe Danger and the upcoming No Man's Sky, announced via Twitter on Christmas Eve that the studio "has been totally flooded" as a result of severe storms in the U.K.

Taking to Twitter earlier today, the studio's official Twitter account tweeted that the studio had gone under water and that "everything in the office has pretty much been lost." The tweets can be viewed below.

Oh god. Water moves really quick. Hello Games has been totally flooded. Everything in the office has pretty much been lost

— Hello Games (@hellogames) December 24, 2013

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http://www.polygon.com/2014/6/9/5795236/no-mans-sky-ps4

No Man's Sky is headed to PS4

By Dave Tach on Jun 09, 2014 at 9:59p @dptach

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No Man's Sky, Joe Danger developer Hello Games' procedurally generated space exploration game, is coming to PlayStation 4, Sony announced during Sony's E3 2014 press event.
Sony accompanied the announcement with a trailer that began on a planet's surface, complete with foliage and extra terrestrial wildlife and took the the stars and planets, which were discovered and named by other players.
Revealed last December during Spike's VGX event, the developers pitched a game where "every atom" is created within the game by the game's engine. In No Man's Sky, players will be able to explore planets and solar systems.
For more on Hello Games, whose Guilford U.K. offices flooded last Christmas Eve, be sure to read our interview with founder Shaun Murray.

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No Man's Sky Latest Trailers in High Quality

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Infinite Worlds Montage (60fps) .MP4 | 538 MB - Gameplay Trailer .MP4 | 1.02 GB

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好期待!

我最鐘意太空探索; 上個月 Discovery channel space month 錄左幾十個program 睇到我

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Playstation Site Updated [1080p Shots]
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or
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到底會唔會無疾而終?????

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【E3 15】《No Man's Sky》探索無窮盡的天際銀河 體驗發現與收集的樂趣
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No Man's Sky - Release date, key features and more

By Lola at Wednesday, October 28, 2015 12:54:38 PM

Sony and Hello Games pulled back the curtain on No Man's Sky; we now have the release date, a new trailer, and a stack of new game info. In June 2016 gamers can embark on possible the greatest space opera game ever created. Here follows the press release from Sony.
No Man's Sky - Overview

"Inspired by classic science-fiction and its overwhelming sense of adventure and imagination, Hello Games presents a game of unprecedented scale and ambition. In No Man’s Sky you explore an infinite universe where you will discover unique never-before-seen planets and lifeforms.
A mystery lies at the centre of the galaxy, an irresistible pulse that draws you on an epic voyage to discover the true nature of the cosmos. Your journey will be charged with danger, encountering hostile creatures and fierce pirates; in order to survive, you will need to prepare, upgrading your ship, suit and weapons.
Whether you choose to fight, trade or explore, every decision you make has consequences, shaping your journey as you travel ever deeper into No Man's Sky.


No Man's Sky - Key Features

Explore a universe of possibilities - With over 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 (18 quintillion) possible planets, No Man’s Sky's procedurally generated galaxy gives players an unparalleled opportunity to explore worlds that no one has ever visited before. Exploration is entirely seamless, with no loading screens, whether you're flying from space to a planet's surface or even warping between solar systems.
Forge your own path to the centre of the galaxy - Whether you consider yourself a trader, an explorer or a fighter, there’s no limit to how you play No Man’s Sky. You may slip between play-styles freely, from pirate to miner, bounty hunter to surveyor, but know that any action can have lasting consequences.

Share your discoveries - Everyone starts No Man’s Sky on the outer rim of the same unexplored galaxy. As you progress, you will come across countless undiscovered solar systems, planets, lifeforms and much more. You can choose to share your discoveries with other players, naming them and adding them to the Galactic Map, forever associated with your PSN ID. You may also share the amazing sights you encounter using PlayStation 4’s share functions.
Space combat on a grand scale - Make enemies and forge alliances by joining battles between the factions that occupy the galaxy. Take part in daring raids on trade convoys and audacious attacks on capital ships, claim bounties, and upgrade your weaponry. But be warned: helping one faction may make its enemies yours, too.
Trade your way through the galaxy - Violence is not the only route to success. Discovering rare resources and trading them where they are most valuable will help you amass a fortune you can exchange for upgrades and ships that can carry ever more cargo. The rewards will be great, but you'll run the risk of attracting the attention of ruthless space pirates.

Prepare yourself for exploration - By upgrading your engines, you can travel further and faster, pushing at the frontiers of the known galaxy. Upgrading your suit will help protect you from radiation and extreme environments that would kill the unprepared. What will you find in these newly accessible zones? Discover a social galaxy – The galaxy is a living, breathing place, with trade convoys travelling between stars, pirates, police and military ships ever ready for action, and planets teeming with life. The same galaxy is also shared by every player of No Man's Sky. Perhaps you will see the results of their actions, as well as your own?
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In case you missed it, here's the new trailer. See here for what new for PS4 from the Paris Games Week.

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No Man's Sky getting special $150 box set from iam8bit

No Man's Sky "Explorer's Edition" (PC) Hello Games and iam8bit have joined forces to create the No Man's Sky "Explorer's Edition" (PC), a deluxe collector's set as ambitious as the game itself. Like all of iam8bit's products, this is a lovingly crafted package, designed to evoke a sense of space nostalgia via the inclusion of a tin toy-style ship replica. We've spared no expense to achieve hyper-detail, constructing the ship from a high-quality metal cast and then hand-painting each with precision. And much like the game, this collectible allows for a personal touch, providing an array of decals that can be applied to the ship's body. Seriously, this isn't your average, run-of-the-mill resin statue! It's actual metal - involving a much more complex production process, harkening back as far as the 1900s (when tin toys were all the rage). Trust us, holding this cold, metal beauty in your hands is immensely satisfying. It's a true labor of love. Limited Edition of 10,000 • PC game code (via Steam or GOG) - $60 value • Hand-painted, Cast Metal Ship Replica (1:35 scale) w/ decals for customization - $125 value • Hard-enamel Traveller Pin - $10 value • Diorama Display Backdrop - $5 value • Mystery Item (revealed at launch) - $10 value • A Rad Box - priceless! • Package Design by Austin James iam8bit.com

No Man's Sky launching June 21 digitally and at retail

No Man’s Sky Launching June 21st on PS4 I’m Sean Murray from Hello Games, part of the team making No Man’s Sky, with some exciting news for you: No Man’s Sky is launching on June 21st! (June 22 in Europe and June 24 in the UK) We’ve been a little quiet since we showed the game last year at E3, and it’s because we’ve been heads down and hard at work on development. It’s been a hectic but really exciting time for the team. Finishing a game is incredibly hard but lovely to watch as the pieces fall into place. In No Man’s Sky you can trade, fight, explore, and survive in a boundless, computer-generated universe. It’s a vast, open game, and always a hard one to demonstrate quickly, but recently we let some people from the press loose in No Man’s Sky. We pulled a few all-nighters this week in preparation! It was incredibly scary for us, but the moment we saw people start claiming discoveries, shouting and laughing at each other’s screens, we knew the hard work was paying off, and could collapse contentedly in the corner. They got to see new features like how to survive on hazardous planets and how to learn alien languages, and for the first time we showed off some alien races you will be able to communicate with. We’re excited for you all to play too, and we have some news a lot of you have been guessing at already. No Man’s Sky will have a full blown Blu-ray retail version! Sony has a history of working closely with indies, and this feels like some sort of culmination of that story. It means more people will have a chance to join us in exploring the universe than ever before. I can’t really imagine what it will feel like to walk into a shop and see our game on a shelf. I remember when I sat in the audience and saw Sony putting LittleBigPlanet on stage for the first time, I knew that it no longer mattered how many people worked on your game, and that not every game had to start with a 10-minute CGI cut scene. I can’t believe we’re about to follow in their footsteps as an even smaller studio with their game in real, actual shops. Most importantly, it gives us the best chance possible to keep supporting the game for free after it is released. No Man’s Sky will launch as a complete game in June, but there’s a lot we’d like to add post-launch, if we can. Thank you, as always, for everyone’s support and patience as we head towards the home straight. We can’t wait for everyone to start their own adventures! Sean Murray - Managing Director, Hello Games blog.us.playstation.com

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