New updates for "No Man's Sky" have been revealed, regarding a new gameplay video and the release of the game in both the PlayStation 4 and PC.

VG 24/7 reported that a new 18 minute gameplay video for "No Man's Sky" has been streamed online and it features more game details and commentary from the game's developer Sean Murray as he tells everyone what exactly is "No Man's Sky" is all about.

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In the gameplay video, Murray explained that "No Man's Sky" is basically a game about exploration of different planets in an infinite amount of undiscovered galaxy. Murray stated that gamer's can explore different planets from across the universe and each planet has different species of wild creatures, magnificent terrains and rare resources.

Screenrant noted that game's like "Grand Theft Auto V" and "Batman: Arkham Knight" open-world offers a whole city to explore, but "No Man's Sky" dwarfs these aspects as players can explore a whole universe with different planets in it.

The video also offers a glimpse in "No Man's Sky's" combat on the ground wherein the indigenous creatures of each planet will attack the players. There are alot of variety of weapons in the game as players can purchase them using credits or use rare items to make one. Gamer's can upgrade their weapons as well as their ships using the resources in the planet and they can also trade goods with other inhabitants of the planet.

Murray also explained that not every planet can be inhabited in "No Man's Sky" as the developer explained why the player's character always has to wear a space suite as to protect them from radiation especially to planets that have high levels of radiation.

Players can also obtain a "wanted level" in "No Man's Sky" similar to the "GTA" games whenever they are attacking creatures on a planet or moon, the higher the wanted level the bigger the threat. Gamer's can also experience a hyper-drive like travel in there space ship for faster travel.

Murray previously mentioned that "No Man's Sky" houses 18 quintillion planets and it will also feature impressive space battles whenever they are inside the ship.

In other news, Hello Games confirmed that the PS4 and PC launch of "No Man's Sky" will happen simultaneously, Vine Report reports.

Design&Trend further adds that Murray hinted that game's release date is "nearly there" meaning it could happen very soon this year; however, it was previously reported that "No Man's Sky" could be out in stores in 2016 as Murray wanted the game to be "perfect" and did not want it to be released prematurely.

Gamers will likely want to hear more updates for "No Man's Sky" very soon and hopefully Hello Games will announce an official launch date for the PS4 and PC platforms soon.

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