New "No Man's Sky" details will explain the game's official launch date and Hello Game's clarifying multiplayer "Death Match" style gameplay.
Several rumors and speculation revealed that "No Man's Sky's" launch date will be delayed to its intended launch date of June 2016 due to a severe technical issues during its development for the PlayStation 4 console and same thing is happening in the PC version as well.
However, a recent update revealed that whole launch date delay for "No Man's Sky" was false and it was somehow distorted that truth behind the game's development, IDigital Times reported. Destructoid UK editor Laura Kate Dale was the first person who reported "No Man' Sky's" supposed delayed launch date as she explained that her sources were trust worthy and will not post a story about unless she is 100% sure of it.
Although Dale is confident about her sources, she did admit that she can not verify the information she received with another independence source and was very skeptical about the rumors itself.
With that in mind, it safe to assume that Hello Games is still sticking with "No Man's Sky" scheduled launch date for next year.
Aside for the launch date delay, Hello Games' developer Sean Murray stated some clarity over "No Man's Sky's" multiplayer gameplay.
According to Murray, "No Man's Sky" is capable of having multiplayer gameplay, but given the size of the whole game map, which consist of 18 quintillion planets across several galaxies in a huge universe,meeting other players in the game is next to impossible. Murray added that "No Man's Sky" was not designed to be a "Death Match" type gameplay, MNR Daily reported.
Gamers in "No Man's Sky" will have a chance to explore different planets in a massive universe as they explore vast alien lifeforms, beautiful terrains and strange beast. Gamers can explore either o foot or in space using their space ship and gather different resources to upgrade their stats, weapons, equipment etc.
Murray also stated that Virtual Reality gameplay could be incorporated in "No Man's Sky" as several rumors hinted that the game will launch alongside the PlayStation VR.
"No Man's Sky" will launch on June 2016 for the PS4 and PC platforms.