In a surprising revelation, Hello Games, developers of the iconic space exploration game No Man's Sky, announced that after a decade since its launch, players have explored less than 1% of the game's colossal 18 quintillion planets. First released in August 2016 on PS4 and PC, No Man's Sky faced initial criticism for broken promises and lackluster content. However, the studio continued to update the game, gradually improving player sentiment and earning a 'very positive' Steam user review rating. The game's creator, Sean Murray, expressed his delight at the game's enduring popularity, with this year seeing its highest player numbers since launch. To celebrate their 10-year milestone, Hello Games also teased an upcoming update titled "Cosmos," hinting at continued support for the game beyond the decade mark. The studio is also working on a new project called Light No Fire, a fantasy adventure, building, survival, and exploration game set on a planet the size of Earth. First revealed at The Game Awards 2023, details about Light No Fire have been scarce since its announcement.