No Mans's Sky is an impressive game from an indie developer Hello Games that's getting quite a bit of attention after a new trailer was released at E3 2014. One of the most interesting aspects of the space exploration game is that players will be launched into solar systems and planets that are generated at random. The newest No Man's Sky trailer reveals just how diverse the gameplay experience should be for each player, described as a "game without limits" by Hello Games founder Sean Murray, since anything you spot in the universe, like a distant star or a planet, you can visit.
The game is being developed for Playstation 4, although there is no word of a release date for No Man's Sky as of yet.
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Infinite Space Exploration Games
No Man's Sky at E3 2014 Shows Random Universe Generation
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