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Hello Games Creates A New Universe With Sci-Fi Adventure No Man's Sky
Hello Games is putting away the comical dirtbike races of Joe Danger, and tackling something brand new. At tonight's VGX (formerly Video Game Awards), the studio showed off the first trailer of its procedurally generated space exploration title No Man's Sky.
The trailer shows off undersea, land, and space exploration (and the seamless transitions among those environments). No Man's Sky is the first indie game to get a reveal at the annual awards event, and we're excited to learn more.
Our Take
No Man's Sky is a huge departure from Joe Danger, but if Hello Games is walking a diverse path similar to Klei Entertainment, there are big things in store for the team. At first glance, No Man's Sky is absolutely the sci-fi game I want to play.
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