“No Man’s Sky” has been the subject of heated talks when its June release date was moved from June 21 to its current August 9 release date. Yet so far, Hello Games did not comment about the sudden change in the PC release date.
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Though presented as a single-player game, players will be making their way through the same universe and data about new discoveries will be proliferated among them.
It looks like No Man’s Sky will be as much about surviving the elements as it is about exploring. It is also possible that the release date of “No Man’s Sky” PC for even North America and Europe may be pegged on August 12.
Instead of creating each and every planet, species, and artifact found within its confines, the game uses a pre-defined formula to roll out its vast play space.
“No Man’s Sky’s” enormous game universe paved way for an allegation from a Dutch company that the developers had plagiarized their “super formula” to recreate such a colossal digital universe.
The allegation also worries fans as it might be the reason for the delay in the PC release of “No Man’s Sky”.
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No Man’s Sky is almost here, and it’s arriving three days later on PC (note that the game’s Steam page has been updated since Andy’s article about the delay, so I guess it’s been confirmed!) That’s a bit annoying, but at least we’ll have more time to prepare for the various hazards trying to murder us inside the game. You also trade, fight and, above all, explore.
