British Indie game producers, Hello Games, have slated a 2015 release for another breakthrough game. Hello Games 'No Man's Sky' is an out of this world adventure that will be available exclusively for PS4.

The game revolves around space adventure and exploration with simplistic goals such as discovering planets, inhabitants, selling items, and upgrading the player's spaceship to travel at a long distance. The game relies largely on the player's own choices. According to Gamespot, this may be the biggest game world created.

In addition to that, 'No Man's Sky' gives out high quality graphics for PS4 seen on this trailer. In the gameplay, a player may find himself landing in planets with possible human and alien encounters. It is also possible to travel through warp speeds or at the speed of light to get to a different and completely new planet. Ecosystems are set up differently from the mildest to the harshest type of environment.

What gives the game a certain freedom to expand is a new programming technology that the four-man dev team at Hello Games has coded. There are 18 quintillion worlds in the game and with those numbers the developers may have a hard time controlling it. Game director Grant Duncan then had an oversight to create a robot that could assist players what they want in the game. This was possible to special uniformed algorithms and computer code embedded on the robot.

The inspiration of the game, fans believed, were largely on sci-fi movies and other games. But Duncan expressed that the game is grounded on the "Believability" of the real world.

'No Man's Sky' was reported to have received warm responses after E3 last year when they had initially released a 3-minute gameplay featuring space exploration. The reception was a gratifying experience for the 10-man game development team from a makeshift office in Guildford, London.