No Man's Sky Director Is "Fine", Team Is Busy On Next Patch

Presently afterwards the release of No Human's Sky, the game's director Sean Murray has disappeared from the public eye, most likely due to the huge backlash the game received. Backlash that is totally justified, because the concluding game lacked many of the most interesting features that were detailed before launch. I thing seems certain now, though: Sean Murray is apparelty fine.

A few hours ago, No Homo'due south Sky Audio Chief Paul Weir stated on his Official Twitter profile that the game's director is fine and that the team is working on the next update, which has yet to be detailed in full.

Sean is fine and we're all decorated on the next patch.

— Paul Weir (@earcom) October nine, 2022

When asked about the lack of communication from Sean Murray and Hello Games regarding the game, Paul Wier couldn't mean solar day anything, equally it's upward to the squad when they want to talk publicly.

I'thousand afraid I accept nothing useful to say. It's entirely upward to Hello or Sean as to when they want to talk publicly.

— Paul Weir (@earcom) October 9, 2022

During last week's LIVE with YouTube Gaming, Geoff Keighly talked about No Man's Heaven, his human relationship with the team and the already mentioned lack of advice. Interestingly enough, Keighly revealed that Sean Murray is plainly open to the idea of appearing on the show adjacent month to talk over No Man's Sky. Not much else has been said almost the matter, unfortunately, so information technology may some time before we finally hear any sort of official word from Hello Games.

No Man's Heaven is at present available in all regions on PC and PlayStation 4. Nosotros will go along you lot updated on the upcoming patch as soon as more comes in on information technology, then stay tuned for all the latest news.