After a 10-year redemption arc, No Man's Sky is coming to the iPhone and iPad
- Hello Games announced No Man's Sky will launch on iPhone and iPad on October 28, with preorders opening on Monday.
- Development of the port began roughly three years ago, as the team at Hello Games undertook an "impossible" challenge to optimize the title for mobile devices.
- The game runs on iPhone 11 and third-generation iPad Air and above, with the entire download fitting under 5 GB.
- As part of its Indie Games Week, Apple is showcasing the release alongside other titles like Sifu and Little Kitty, Big City on the App Store.
- While the port excludes multiplayer and settlements at launch, Sean Murray, managing director of Hello Games, said the studio will support iOS based on feedback and player numbers.
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This week, Apple kicks off Indie Games Week by adding seven familiar titles into the App Store including Sifu, Vampire Crawlers, and No Man’s Sky. It’s a great retrospect to see how far technology has taken us. With games like No Man’s Sky hard-launching roughly a decade ago on PC, it’s amazing to see how this game can now run on both the iPhone and iPad. According to the developers at Hello Games, getting No Man’s Sky up and running on the iPho…
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