Sean Murray of Hello Games recently announced on the Play Station Blog that "No Man's Sky" has indeed released a clearer date on when will it be launched. The video game is set to be released in June 2016, and it will be the culmination of the team's hard work and dedication.

In a statement, he said that he's been a fan of games, especially those that are akin to "No Man's Sky," and he knows that there are others who want the game as much as he does. He also adds that his team will not mess up the one chance they have to develop the said video game.

Working for hours on the game has allowed Murray's small team to add all the necessary and exciting features that no one has ever seen yet. The universe is made up of diverse entities, which is what they try to put and conceptualize within the game.

He also addresses the fact that fans have been waiting for it and hopes that they will still have the same excitement when they release the video game.

According to TechRadar, there have been rumors about "No Man's Sky" making a stealth launch within the week, but Hello Games dismissed the idea by not giving an official statement about it.

Fans of "No Man's Sky" will have to wait for another eight months to get a hold of the much-anticipated title set for the PlayStation 4.

"No Man's Sky" is an adventure survival video game that lets you explore the universe, and it is being developed and published by British studio Hello Games. Designer Gareth Bourn heads the team. The video game is available on PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows Platform. According to Screen Rant, the title has been introduced since 2014 during Sony's 2014 E3 conference

In July 2015, "No Man's Sky" released an 18-minute trailer gameplay that instantly reflected the fans' interests. Exploring the universe separated by flora and fauna, players of the video game will be given the universe to explore rather than an open-world game concept, Screen Rant reports.

"No Man's Sky" will basically feature an intergalactic experience as well as an incredible exploration of the outer space. Could this be an ambitious project for a small and start-up developer? Or could it be a start of something big and an incredible achievement in the future?