It just had to be, didn't it? The much-discussed and (sadly) regularly-delayed exploration experience No Man's Sky still remains the most exciting prospect on the gaming horizon. While we can be a little upset that this is still yet to be released after so many delays, the intriguing concept and mechanics it's offering are still such a buzz for so many. If you don't know, No Man's Sky will be an adventure survival game that will give its players the chance to explore an open universe featuring 18 quintillion planets. This universe will feature procedural generation, and you'll be able to share coordinates with other players when you uncover a particularly useful or unique planet. The game is not just about exploring, however, and combat, survival and trading with others will also play a huge part. You'll be able to gather resources from planets and their lifeforms, but doing too much of this will invite the attentions of sentinels who may just take exception to your selfishness and attempt to kill you for it. No Man's Sky will feature a huge and vibrant universe full of activity and wonder the likes of which we've never seen before. Once we get out hands on it, developers all over the world will have to step their game up if they want to compete.
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