Hello Games：《無人深空》的工作還遠遠沒有結束

《無人深空》發佈已經過去了八年多的時間，Steam用戶對Hello Games這部作品的評分一直在穩步上升。

最近，該遊戲的評價首次轉爲“特別好評”。已有超20萬名用戶對這款太空題材的遊戲給予了好評。當然，這種轉變並非僅僅因爲時間的流逝和玩家的寬容，Hello Games也一直在不斷推出重要的更新。程序員馬丁·格里菲斯在推特上對此進行了反思，強調“如果一開始失敗了，就要堅持不懈地嘗試”。

工作室創始人肖恩·默裏也在遊戲發佈後對格里菲斯的觀點表示了贊同，他對這種默契感到開心。肖恩表示，這個評分“意義重大”，團隊的工作還“遠遠沒有結束”。考慮到Hello Games迄今爲止在遊戲中所添加的所有內容，這個評分確實當之無愧。遊戲還在同時不斷優化視覺效果（包括在PS5 Pro上增加8K支持）。

《無人深空》現已登陸PS4、PS5、PC、Xbox One、Xbox Series X/S和Nintendo Switch平臺。

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