The No Man's Sky release date could be delayed to 2016 as Hello Games has reportedly admitted that they don't want to release a broken game.

Gamers have had enough of developers releasing "broken" games and abandoning them without even fixing them. Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Unity, Far Cry 4 and Watch Dogs have been regarded as "broken" upon release by countless gamers, stating the fact that games run poorly and have a lot of bugs, even until now.

And now, reports suggest that Hello Games doesn't want to follow that trend has decided to work on polishing No Man's Sky before releasing it to the public.

As was reported by Cyberland, a representative of Hello Games allegedly posted on the popular image board, 4Chan, and told the users that Hello Games would want the gamers to feel immersed in the game as possible and glitches and bugs would prevent that and that they hope that fans would understand if the game doesn't come out soon.

This report follows what happened a few days back when we reported that eagle-eyed gamers over at 4Chan has noticed that right after CES 2015, the PlayStation store entry of No Man's Sky has a line that says "Get it on October 2015".

It should be noted though that Hello Games hasn't officially announced a release date for No Man's Sky but with the PlayStation store entry stating that No Man's Sky is getting released this October mean an announcement from Hello Games is coming or could it be just error on Sony's part?

It should be noted though that the entry has been removed from the PlayStation store but Cyberland has reported that fans should expect an announcement from Hello Games in the coming weeks and that No Man's Sky would definitely be released after E3 2015.