An indie game company Hello Games is under the limelight as they debut their exploration game, "No Man's Sky" which features 18 quintillion randomly generated worlds that players can explore. The game was unveiled to everyone for the first time ever during Sony's 2014 E3 conference.

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The hardships of developer and founder of Hello Games, Sean Murray as "No Man's Sky" to become the first indie game to be unveiled and stand as centerpieces at the E3 conference. The is a pretty ambitious game to be developed where several problems and challenges are to be faced. According to the 34-year-old developer, he had to sell his house to even start the company. A humble beginning where their team was only composed of two artists and two coders all working together in a small office in Guildford, England.

During the PC Gaming show in the E3, Murray has announced that their game "No Man's Sky" will be available on PC, the same time as the PS4 version would be released. As for the Xbox version, no statements were released in confirming it just yet, PC Gamer reported.

 "No Man's Sky" is a success in the growing indie company Hello Games. The game has been made by a team of composed of only people. "It's easy to forget we're just a small self-funded indie studio. I remember even on Joe Danger, we ran out of time, energy and even money, maxing out credit cards, but we just kept going. That's where we are now," Murray added.

Speculations were made by Moviepilot that the game might coincide with the release of Project Morpheus. The site states that this would be a good move for the sales of both Sony and Hello Games. The virtual reality headset could improve the gaming experience of the anticipated game which will be sold for PS4 with the Project Morpheus support.

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