"No Man's Sky" is a game that has sparked much controversy even before its impending release. Recent rumors have claimed that the game is not that great after all and Hello Games and Sean Murray must have been bracing for the worst possible scenario.
Despite the surging rumors surrounding "No Man's Sky," its creators have always rebutted that the game is one of a kind and unique in its own way. In comparison to the other games, the segment offers the possibility of enjoying the game with a "limitless variety" and "endless discovery, reports Express.
The same report disclosed that the gamers could enjoy the game and enjoy the universe at the tip of their hands. It looks like the gamers are falling into the dream and environment of "No Man's Sky."
It is undeniable that when it comes to specs and features of the game, Hello Games and Sean Murray have planned the development with such magnitude. The vast concept of "No Man's Sky" makes it a game that gamers would want to have for 2016.
In about three weeks, we'll be playing No Man's Sky. pic.twitter.com/a90EWCwWvR
— Push Square (@pushsquare) July 17, 2016
As cited in a post from Kotaku, the magnificent universe of "No Man's Sky" features 18 quintillion planets and that is more than enough to bring the gamers to a whole new universe, away from their mundane lives.
A former post from Parent Herald also mentioned of the stunning features that the gamers could enjoy along with the new trailer of "No Man's Sky" that showcases the different universe and the things that the gamers could do with their game time.
No Man's Sky's 18 quintillion planets take up just 6 GB on disc. https://t.co/zhX15saUTO pic.twitter.com/bAK7jmfDMp — GameSpot (@gamespot) July 17, 2016
It remains uncertain on how "No Man's Sky" would fare in the gaming world. As for the rumors, the speculations are debunked and should be taken with a grain of salt in mind. Moreover, the game is slated for release in North America and Europe in the first and second week of August.
