No Man's Sky developers unveil new multi-player game Light No Fire

Almost a decade after it revealed its sci-fi exploration game 'No Man’s Sky' at the Spike Video Game Awards, Hello Games on Thursday announced launch of its new offing, 'Light No Fire', at the 2023 edition of The Game Awards.

As per reports, the new game focuses on a incredibly detailed single world unlike 'No Man's Sky' which offers a massive universe comprising of different planets.

Talking about the new game, Hello’s Sean Murray revealed 'Light No Fire' had been in development for the last five years.


He described the new game as “the first real open world” without boundaries, which comes with an online multiplayer component. The trailer suggested the inclusion of features such as crafting and mining, along with the option to traverse the game world using flying mounts.

The official description of the game says, "Light No Fire is a game about adventure, building, survival, and exploration together. Set on a fantasy planet the size of Earth, it brings the depth of a role playing game to the freedom of a survival sandbox."

Unveiled in 2013, the game was eventually released in 2016, and its presence has since extended to numerous platforms, flourishing through a continuous flow of updates. Achieving version 4.0 last year, the game has now expanded to include the Mac and PlayStation VR2 in 2023. While a release date and supported platforms remain undisclosed, Light No Fire has established a presence on Steam with a dedicated page.