The "No Man's Sky" release date window has finally been announced at Paris Games Week 2015.
IGN reported that Hello Games announced their space exploration game's release window earlier at Sony's Paris Games Week press conference. It will be available by Jun. 2016 for PC and PS4.
"No Man's Sky" was first announced at Sony's E3 2014 conference. The game will have 18 quintillion planets and may take four billion years to explore even at the rate of one planet per second.
In the space exploration game, players take on the role of an astronaut. Each player will start the journey on an undiscovered planet where they are the only person in it. Afterwards, players can board their ship, take off, and begin to tour the galaxy.
There had been several speculations on when the exact "No Man's Sky" release date will be. It was previously rumored that the game could be launched as early as Oct. 27, 2015 based on Amazon UK's expected delivery date.
"We were actually going to announce a release date at E3, but for reasons we can't," Hello Games' Sean Murray said. "We're going to announce a release date soon, and when we do, it will be for PC and PS4 at the same time."
The "No Man's Sky" release date was also said to have been delayed because of Sony's Project Morpheus. The game would be the perfect launch title for the virtual reality headset.
PlayStationLifeStyle.net posted the game's newest trailer. The footage is part of the montage of PS4 games coming in 2016 that Sony showed off during their Paris Games Week 2015 press conference.
The video showed the game's worlds, which the players can explore. "Galaxies waiting to be explored," the narrator said, "battles to be fought, treasures unknown..."
The clip ended with the "No Man's Sky" release date window which will be June of next year.
