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No Man's Sky comes to iPhone: Hello Games announces mobile port

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According to Polygon, the space adventure No Man's Sky is launching for iPhone and iPad later this month – made possible in part by work on Hello Games' next title, Light No Fire.

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No Man's Sky is coming to iPhone – and this month, no less. Developer Hello Games has announced it. What sounds like an "impossible" task is, according to Polygon, only possible thanks to parallel work on the studio's next title.

What's known so far

Hello Games is bringing its space adventure No Man's Sky to iPhone and iPad. The report doesn't give a concrete release date yet – Polygon only says "this month." For you, that means: you can play the game on the go in the future – out and about, on the couch, or on vacation – provided your iOS device can handle it technically.

Why the port is possible now

The technology behind it, according to the report, comes directly from work on the next game, Light No Fire. Hello Games is developing both titles in parallel – and the engine work for the new project has apparently given the team tools and experience that flow into the iOS version. Hello Games hasn't explained the technical details yet.

What remains open

The report says nothing about the price, supported iOS versions, touch controls, or potential limitations. An Android version hasn't been announced either. As soon as Hello Games or Polygon provides more details, we'll update here.

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