The release date of "No Man's Sky", a video game in development since 2013, has been pushed forward to June 2016, as announced during the Sony Conference in Paris Games Week in October, reported by Reality Today.

The date has been postponed as it has encountered some technical issues, according to the speculations made by the game fans. The news caught fire during Sony's E3 2015 event, when the demo for the game was given only on PC and not for PS4. Also, "Destructoid" UK Editor, Laura Kate Dale confirmed that the sci-fi video game is facing technical issues, according to PlayStationStyle.net.

Earlier the date of release was October 27, 2015, as per Amazon's U.K website, quoted ParentHerald.com. But recently, "No Man's Sky" started its pre-sale orders with price of $59.99 and release date has been mentioned as June 30, 2016 on Amazon U.S.A. . According to Eurogamer, game's developer Sean Murray from Hello Games Franchise, cleared all the assumptions surrounding the game's release during an interview. He said that the game's creators wants to just channel the excitement and hype over the game in proper direction, such that it creates enthusiasm and excitement among the players to a large extent.

The game promises high level of excitement, as players can explore different universe, each with different planets and solar systems, according to Day Herald. The game has 18 quintillion worlds which may require almost 584 billion years to visit. At the start, the gamers will be provided with a shield, a weapon and a ship. The players can visit planets at low altitudes and distant mountains and fly at ease from one planet to another, with unique residents and landscapes. The game includes interesting quests and activities to collect resources, find artifacts, perform trading activities with suits and ships.