Hello Games' No Man's Sky has been confirmed of a mid-year launch and after the more intriguing promises that the title has disclosed, fans are still quite curious on what else the game will bring forth. The space exploration simulator may have more up its sleeves than what the crowd has seen so far.
Parent Herald delivered that No Man's Sky is considerably generous with its teasers about the game, starting with the massively designed universe that provides over 18 quintillion planets to explore. Hello Games' Sean Murray further defended the idea of being innovative with No Man's Sky, saying that whether fans will love it or hate it, the entire team looks to make a change in the particular game.
As per Jobs and Hire, Murray was quoted, "We're just trying to do something a bit different and innovative and it would be great to see more games do that. As a gamer who plays all the time I love a lot of Triple-A titles but I find gaming a little predictable a lot of the time." This further supported the fact that the company wants a different form of updating in the future instead of the conventional downloadable content updates that today's games are inclined to doing.
According to PlayStation Lifestyle, one more admirable factor that fans can get baffled over is the leak of screen shots online that propose No Man's Sky having an expanded dialogue system. So far, the said factors will prove helpful to the fans who are yet to know how the game will work, setting aside the lifetime-length of exploration time that the game is said to be worth.
No Man's Sky is slated for release on June 21st of this year for the PlayStation 4. Keep posted for more No Man's Sky news from Hello Games.
