"Light No Fire: A Promising Game that Learns from Past Mistakes"

The upcoming game "Light No Fire" from Hello Games, which uses core tech and features from "No Man's Sky," aims to provide a detailed and immersive experience on a single procedural earth. This raises comparisons with Bethesda's "Starfield," which offers a vast universe with 1000 planets but lacks the same level of exploration and adventure. The article suggests that Bethesda may have been better off focusing on creating ten more detailed and interesting planets rather than hundreds of empty ones, as the sense of adventure and discovery in "Starfield" can wear off quickly. The author agrees with the criticism and is curious to see how "Light No Fire" will approach exploration differently.
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- Cyberpunk 2077 studio congratulates No Man's Sky dev on new game Light No Fire and jokes "you can always fix it later" Gamesradar
- Light No Fire: I can't wait to play this Earth-sized RPG BGR
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