'No Man's Sky' release date, gameplay rumors: Game title almost never happened

Hello Games is pretty excited to release the upcoming adventure survival video game, "No Man's Sky." It will be one of the hottest releases in the video game industry this year, thanks to the brilliance of Sean Murray, the founder of the game company.

According to reports, the game will come out with everything the company has to offer. The expectation to deliver is pretty high and Hello Games is up for the challenge to provide the best gaming experience possible.

The new game title features 18 quintillion planets, which is pretty massive for a video game. What's exciting about the new game is that each planet will have its own creatures, spacecraft, geological formations and plants. The game is set in a vast universe where each player has the opportunity to be with other players in their plan to discover what's in store for them in the galaxy. Players are expected to face combats in their quest to gather more minerals, which they can use to trade for better upgrades, equipment and space vehicles.

During his interview with IGN, the Hello Games founder said that "No Man's Sky" almost did not happen. Murray recalled the time when the company's offices were flooded on Christmas Eve three years ago. He almost backed out from the project but he saw the resilience of his team who reassembled a day after to finish what they have started. He added that the flood came as a blessing in disguise because it made them stronger.

The game is already set to come out on June 21 this year for PlayStation 4 and PC players. "No Man's Sky" was announced by the company at the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 in 2014. Since then, it has been a subject of numerous rumors and speculations. The company has really done a magnificent job in hyping up the game.