'No Man's Sky' Starter Guide & Tips To Get You Through The Start Of Your Space Journey; Half-Life 3 In The Works Already?

New game "No Man's Sky" has seen a lot of media spotlight over the past few days. Yet, fans are still in awe with fascination for the game's pretty challenging space twists.

The cinematic gameplay trailer that came out less than a week ago gave fans a curiosity-filled sneak peek with what's ahead in "No Man's Sky" universe. With planetary gravitational pulls and a diverse troupe of animals, players are really given the ability to explore the depths of the game's systems and how they work, according to Game Zone.

Game enthusiasts have found out that "No Man's Sky" is not just any virtual game, but it also has facets that explore shifting economies. This is because characters in "No Man's Sky" universe are also like-minded business people, meaning players can deny or accept items for trade with stuff deemed useful or not. As a player, inventories need to be consciously checked for endless resources.

Surviving "No Man's Sky." Hello Games' vision of limitless space exploration introduces its players to space mining, with the ship's ability to never run out of mining beams. So, while gathering resources, it is recommended to mine via the space ship and away from the ground.

The No Man's Sky ship from @iam8bit has come out so lovely...https://t.co/pOHa4cOmWz pic.twitter.com/uoAaKlgC4p

— Sean Murray (@NoMansSky) August 12, 2016

Players outside their space ships are seen walking or running on jetpacks in the "No Man's Sky" universe, and recharging the protective device every now and then is advisable. Having it worn fully charged allows players' ease of movement, and making sure to keep a close watch on the X button as an emergency fallback without accidentally depleting energy stores.

An upcoming Half-Life 3? The game's avatar as well, as other "No Man's Sky" assets, have also been much talked about in a recent Neogaf forum. As part of the "No Man's Sky" Steam build, data miner GaFer is believed to have extracted files for information on the multiplayer branch of the game.

And there were other surprises as well: a Half-Life 2 logo, which led to speculations that there's an upcoming Half-Life 3 in planning stages. Forum threaders have also wondered if "No Man's Sky" would be available to Xbox, although Microsoft has yet to confirm on it.