According to the message, the title Joe Danger allowed a child with autism to withdraw from his difficulties and play for a while.
The developers of No Man’s Sky, Hello Games, have gone through the most varied situations in the sector. The announcement of the title was highly acclaimed by the community, but its launch revealed bugs and other details that they defrauded to most players. Luckily, this stage has already been left behind after the release of the Next expansion, but Hello Games continues to experience video games with a point of emotion.
And it is that the authors of the space title have unveiled their latest work: the update of their first game, Joe Danger, at the request of a father. According to the thread of tweets published by Sean Murray, founder of Hello Games, one day received an emotional email asking for Joe Danger to update to the latest versions of iOS. It turns out that this particular delivery was the pillar on which a child with autism before that adventure was no longer available for iPhone.
As read in the email published by Murray, the father praises the care put into Joe Danger because he allowed his son be distracted from all the difficulties of your daily life. In addition, it also became an incentive for him to overcome stressful moments and situations, since the child increased his determination knowing that, after having a bad time, he could play Joe Danger with his father for a while.
After seeing this, Murray and his team went to work and improved the general aesthetics of the game, so it is now available on the app store with revamped image quality, higher framerate, ProMotion, and controller support. Because while the Hello Games studio is already celebrating that No Man’s Sky already has very positive reviews on Steam, it’s also glad that one of its games brighten a child’s day.
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