In today's era, almost all games in the market have multi-player features. People are into competition, and gamers are into proving just how superior they are from the rest. But Sean Murray claimed that's not the case for "No Man's Sky."
"No Man's Sky" is a survival game. The game will have the entire planet and the complete systems of the stars be named at the event of discovery. But the chance of meeting other people is not great, as the most they can ever get is only seeing the names of all the places people have already visited. So it is rare to meet. Murray admitted that the game can be possible for a multiple player, but ironically that very same nature made multiplayer most unlikely to happen. "No Man's Sky" is not a type of game where you can sit with your friends and play. And it was never intended to be a "deathmatch" sort of game, Examiner reported.
Christian post also reported that it sounded like Murray has followed and traced down how the 'No Man's Sky' game has created curiosity and excitement in the gaming world since its introduction.
Many teasers and assumptions have since floated about the game, but Murray decided to just join in on the amusement by evaluating on his own pace. As mentioned in the article, some implication that his game could have resulted in was excitement which is capable to end up hurting, says MNR Daily.
With that, Murray ended up creating a video and posting it over YouTube. The video is entitled "Managing the Hype." He started by addressing the audience as a programmer and dived in into details around what is and what is not in the film. The video attempted to present a more detailed information and let the gamers know what to anticipate realistically, as well as to disregard stuffs that are too far-fetched.
"No Man's Sky" is currently available in PC and the PlayStation 4 version.
