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Sean Murray @NoMansSky

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Today is a big deal for us...

Seven years ago I started writing the code for the game that became No Man's Sky. The average team size was 6, we were just 15 when it launched.

We always wanted No Man's Sky to grow and develop after it released. It's been a crazy two years, but I'm so happy we've been able to do that.

We decided instead to focus on development rather than words. Foundation, Pathfinder, Atlas Rises and now NEXT. This team you guys. This team.

One day maybe we'll reach a point where we feel No Man's Sky is "done", but until then there's still so much more we want to do

Working on Next feels important to us, but I know it's not the end of the journey. We appreciate everyone on that journey with us <3

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