No Man's Sky er konstant under beskydning fra diverse organisationer og medier for tiden, og nu giver TV-værten Geoff Keighley sit besyv med, der var vært på det show hvor spillet originalt blev afsløret af skaberen Sean Murray.
Keighley har for nylig startet et nyt show på YouTube, og i slutningen af den første episode, brugte Keighley flere minutter på at kritiserer spillet, som han mener er fyldt med brudte løfter.
Herunder kan du læse det lidt lange citat:
"I honestly resisted saying anything about this game for the better part of the last year because I've been internally conflicted about what I saw happening, and I've played a role in this."
"The last time I saw [Sean Murray] was back in March and he told me then that he really didn't want to be around me that much anymore because he thought I was being a little too negative about the game and my assessment of where the team was at. They were under an incredible amount of pressure."
"The fact that a small 15 person team built and shipped a game like No Man's Sky is a stunning achievement...but on the other hand I have to think about the players who wanted to believe in something more than what was in the box when the game shipped in August."
"I don't think No Man's Sky is a bad game. It's just unfinished and repetitive because let's face it, games are crafted by skilled story-tellers and big teams. Math can't always create meaning."
"We all wanted to believe in No Man's Sky and Sean did too - so much that he was never able to build up the gumption to rip off that band-aid and reveal what was and wasn't in the game ... maybe the platform we gave him to launch the game was too big and created this black hole that he couldn't pull himself out of."
"But no matter what, you have to be honest with you fans. You can't lie. And Sean wanted to preserve the promise and mystery of the game so much, he started to disrespect his audience. Those of you who paid for it have every right to be disappointed if you felt misled."
Det lader til at Keighley tilskriver sig den holdning som mange spillere har omkring No Man's Sky. Om det så er korrekt eller ej, er det ikke på tide at Sean Murray udtaler sig om hele processen? Hvad synes du?