'No Man's Sky' Rumors, News & Updates: The Secret Things That Sean Murray And Hello Games Are Hiding; Game Creates Its Own Music?

"No Man's Sky" is speculated to become one of the grandest and unparalleled games ever created in this generation. It has undergone scrutiny, dismays and complaints from the gamers. With the game slated to hit the gaming stalls, many are wondering whether there are still secret things that gamers should be wary of.

According to the International Business Times, "No Man's Sky" is a game that embodies secrecy. The long hiatus and constant delay is a clear indicator that the game has many secrets that must be told. For one, the long delay has already been presumed to occur owing to the massive features that the game requires.

The same report mentioned that one of the hurdles and secrets that Hello Games has been eluding is the reality that "No Man's Sky" is game that is unique and understanding its concepts is still fresh and new for the gamers.

Another secret that gamers should be wary about "No Man's Sky" is that the game itself has its own platform that might surprise the gamers. To prove the latter, it would not have the features of offering gamers the option of multiplayer and even the availability of virtual reality support.

Also, there are presumptions that the game would feature its own way of setting up its music. Although no concrete details are rendered, many are anticipating that "No Man's Sky" would be one of a kind.

The story behind No Man's Sky's post-rock soundtrack https://t.co/Nz1L3eQWIw pic.twitter.com/RvKItnnyGy

— Kill Screen (@killscreen) July 6, 2016

Astoundingly, "No Man's Sky" may seem underrated for some but the game is still one of the most awaited games of this generation. A former report from Parent Herald has relayed that the game has been rumored to have glitches if it would be played on platforms such as the PS4.

Although there has not been any notion that "No Man's Sky" would fail on its release, no confirmations were rendered by Sean Murray and even with Hello Games.

We try to make sense of No Man's Sky's massive universe. https://t.co/JuNsnvOroO pic.twitter.com/JJm3OByB9v — GameSpot (@gamespot) July 4, 2016

 For the gamers, the wait would not be long as "No Man's Sky" would come out in gaming stalls for North America within August 9, while for Europe gamers, it would be released on August 10, and August 12 in the UK regions.