No Man’s Sky finally has a release date. After much anticipation and hype, Hello Games boss Sean Murray has confirmed the game will launch on June 21 in a post to the PlayStation Blog.
“We’ve been a little quiet since we showed the game last year at E3,” Murray wrote, “and it’s because we’ve been heads down and hard at work on development. It’s been a hectic but really exciting time for the team. Finishing a game is incredibly hard but lovely to watch as the pieces fall into place.”
No Man’s Sky’s price and pre-order details were also recently revealed, and now gamers finally know when they’ll be exploring this seemingly-infinite galaxy.
Murray also confirmed that No Man’s Sky will be getting a full retail release in the blog post.
“We’re excited for you all to play too, and we have some news a lot of you have been guessing at already. No Man’s Sky will have a full blown Blu-ray retail version! Sony has a history of working closely with indies, and this feels like some sort of culmination of that story.”
Are you still excited for No Man’s Sky? Will you be picking it up on launchd day? Let us know in the comments below.
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