No Man's Sky is an adventure survival video game developed and published by Hello Games. (Photo : Facebook/No Man's Sky)
"No Man's Sky" will feature a new game trailer, an official launch date next year and a possible VR game support soon.
Several speculations on whether Hello Games will be showcasing "No Man's Sky" at the Paris Games Week following the rumored surprise game release this week on the PSN. Hello Games denied these claims of a "surprise" game release, but they did however showcased a new game trailer for "No Man's Sky" during Paris Games Week along with an official launch date for the PS4 and PC platforms, VG 24/7 reported.
The new game trailer is titled "I've Seen Things" and it explains the different planets, resources and wild life that are found in the game. Gamers are expected to explore over 18 quintillion planets across several galaxies as they will encounter new terrain, untouched resources and strange animals. "No Man's Sky" will also feature both space and land exploration as gamers will encounter dangers from both wild life and rival explorers. Space battles are also present in the game complete with giant space warships. The trailer ends with a release date of June 2016.
"No Man's Sky'" release date has been the subject of many rumors and speculations as gaming fans claimed that the game will launch this year, while others believed it will come out sometime in 2016. Hello Games has made "No Man's Sky's" release date a well guarded secret and now that they finally announced its launch date, gamers will have to wait eight months when its out on stores or online shops.
There is also speculations that "No Man's Sky" might include virtual reality gameplay support as Hello Games developer Sean Murray explained that VR gamepay is something that the team is thinking about, but he does not know what to say about it.
Murray added that having VR headsets like Project Morpheus or Oculus Rift could be cool for the "No Man's Sky" as he stated that it could be a good fit since people will love to explore places in the galaxy using VR technology, Techo Buffalo reported.
Hello Games has been promoting and showcasing "No Man's Sky" in several game events like E3 2015, Gamescom and even in "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert".
Gamers will expect "No Man's Sky" to launch on June 2016 for the PS4 and PC platforms.
