New "No Man's Sky" update will feature the game's pre-order price, new game demo, VR and multiplayer gameplay features.

Several rumors are making rounds that the pre-order price details for "No Man's Sky" for the PlayStation 4 and PC platforms. Retailing websites such as Amazon and GAMES has put a placeholder for the game at £49.99 ($72).

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However, NeoGaf username trikster40 posted on the PlayStation Blog the pre-order details for "No Man's Sky", but was eventually deleted. Still, "No Man's Sky" will cost around $59.99 or $60 and gamers can get the game early this week on March 3, IDigital Times reported.

Hello Games has not yet made a comment regarding the leaked pre-order price as several reports claim that the video game company will be revealing new details for "No Man's Sky" at the upcoming Game Developer's Conferrence event.

Aside from the leaked price details, German game reporter Benjamin Kratsch tweeted that their might be a new gamepplay demo for "No Man's Sky" this week. Kratsch claimed that he was one of the fortunate few who have played the new demo, but was not allowed to reveal anything due to the embargo set by Sony.

Several gaming fans asked Kratsch several question regarding the "No Man's Sky" demo and was able to answere fairly simple questions such as the space ship docking sequence and planets with ten percent chance of life.

In other news, "No Man's Sky" could possibly get a chance to have virtual reality and multiplayer gameplay features as the game's Uniter Kingdom community page claim that Hello Games is working on a way to make that happen.

The official "No Man's Sky" Twitter page further teased fans as they tweeted that gamers will know the truth in just a few days. The VR and multiplayer gameplay is something game developer Sean Murray has been pushing through, but has not been able to explain further details about it.

Murray stated that having "No Man's Sky" in VR headsets such as the PlayStation VR or the Oculus Rift could be a cool feature for the game, giving gamers a good intergalactic experience. Multiplayer gameplay will be very difficult to do considering the enormous size of the game's whole map, which consist of 18 quintillion planets and numerous solar systems.

"No Man's Sky" will launch sometime on June for the PS4 and PC platforms