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Star Citizen’s 3.0 to ‘simulate a first-person universe with almost no limits’

April 17, 2017 181 comments


As Star Citizen players are still grappling with the recently revealed development schedule, Chris Roberts has swooped in to provide some context and explanation for the roadmap. He said that the early summer jump to the alpha 3.0 build of the game will greatly expand on what Star Citizen can do and offer. The June update will contain a trio of moons to explore and the possibility of a large asteroid as well.




“When you see a planet or moon, you will be able to fly there, land and explore on foot, or from your ship or a ground vehicle you have brought with you. All seamlessly, all with the incredible first person detail that Star Citizen is known for,” Roberts said. “With this we are delivering something that goes way beyond the initial promises and conception of Star Citizen; we will be simulating a first-person universe with almost no limits.”




If Roberts’ letter isn’t enough to sate your need for information, there’s also the new monthly studio report to absorb. We’ve got it for you below, so watch now and thank us later!
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Star Citizen’s Around the Verse deep-dives the Banu, begins referral contest starring Star Kitten

April 21, 2017 59 comments


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Still reeling over the last Star Citizen infodump? You’re getting a breather with this week’s Around the Verse as the bulk of it is centered on… lore. Specifically, the Banu, one of the alien groups in the game initially based on elements of Persian culture and the first to make contact with humans. There’s also a check-in with the Los Angeles team (recently expanded to 74 peeps); they’ve been working on ship temperature and cooling systems, the game’s control manager, shopping systems, character gear, and the Anvil Terrapin.




But the best bit is the studio’s new referral program contest, which aims to entice followers to bring in new players and backers in return for a chance to everything from a free trip to this year’s Gamescom in Germany to Star Kitten-themed in-game merch. Star Kitten, by the way, appears to be an in-lore knock-off of Hello Kitty, so expect to see her everywhere.
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‘This universe is going to be awesome’: Chris Roberts on Star Citizen’s evolving moons

April 28, 2017 48 comments




On this week’s Around the Verse, Star Citizen’s Chris Roberts and Sandi Gardiner bookend two key segments. The first is a studio update with Foundry 42 checking in from Frankfurt; Brian Chambers describes the team’s efforts on procedural planets, spawning, moons, performance capture, the conversation system, NPC AI, and missions headed into Squadron 42.




The moons “are getting cooler every week, and they’re actually a really great test example where we’re sort of pushing our tech for the planets, which will also pay off on the more involved planets like Hurston or ArcCorp or Microtech and beyond,”



Roberts says.


“So it’s a great test bed, and it’s kinda fun for me, and we share it with you guys, but I sort of see the progress weekly in it, and it gets cooler and better. So this universe is going to be awesome.”
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Around the Verse - Lighting the Universe








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Sandi Gardiner and Forrest Stephan are back with the latest episode of the Star Citizen Around the Verse series. In this video, the pair take a look at the Aegis Eclipse and take a look at how lighting is integral to the overall feel of the game and how it improves the visuals. In addition, the Los Angeles studio provides an update on what it has been up to lately.Read more












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tar Citizen’s Around the Verse on the new website and colossal ship migration

June 2, 2017 28 comments


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Big changes are coming to Star Citizen — well, to its website. This week’s episode of Around the Verse explains that the game’s website is being overhauled to make it more functional and responsive for both hardcore backers and newbies who stumble into it and can’t figure out what’s actually playable yet.



Spectrum 0.3.5 – that’s Cloud Imperium’s built-from-scratch communication tool – is on the way as well.




Meanwhile, the studios are hard at work on all things 3.0, as the Austin studio check-in outlines, with additional work on mocap, persistent universe animations, the subsumption system, and the new mission manager.



There’s also a look at the massive ongoing ship migration project as older ships are updated to the item 2.0 framework, what Producer Ashram Kain calls “one of the largest things that [he thinks] has ever been done in a game, particularly a multiplayer game.”
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Star Citizen Around the Verse: Female character meshes, engineering, and the LA studio

June 16, 2017 59 comments


Hellion isn’t the only sci-fi sandbox finally getting female characters underway: Star Citizen is working on the female body meshing, just one of the tidbits in this week’s edition of community-oriented infodump program Around the Verse, this episode helmed by brothers Chris and Erin Roberts, aka “Roberts squared.”
“A female transfer mesh has been created and the male transfer mesh has been massively updated. Now these transfer meshes are used in conjunction with all of our skinning tools to automate basic skinning of all of our new characters. Tech Animators can now spend time affecting the weighting of a mesh, allowing for a higher quality and a more accurate deformation in less time.”
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The check-in with the LA studio provides updates on the narrative work and dialogue for 3.0, ship cargo mechanics, solar system content, object container editing, the intelligent flight control system, costumes, and improved character rigging. And there’s a behind-the-scenes on the game’s networking and database code. Enjoy!
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How Star Citizen uses science to build out its galaxy

June 23, 2017 Bree Royce 28 comments




This week’s episode of Star Citizen Around the Verse sees Cloud Imperium’s Chris Roberts and Eric Kieron Davis bookending Foundry 42, Ship Shape, and solar system segments. From the Foundry 42 Frankfurt office, Development Director Brian Chambers checks in to discuss new hires, level design work, landing zones, atmosphere mapping, buddy AI, enemy reactions, planet surfacing, outpost lighting, environment art, and multiplayer persistent universe gameplay testing (yay!), while Ship Shape is aimed at you motorcycle lovers.
“Being able to see your footsteps in the snow or have your vehicle kick up dust while speeding across the desert are those little details that’ll make you believe that you’re really in those environments and be much more immersive, and you know me – I love immersive,” Roberts chimes in.




The best bit is easily the solar system segment, but I’m biased – I married an astrophysicist. The devs explain how they use the Solar System Ed (SolEd) to build out the parts of their galaxy in the service of the Star Map, making use of volunteer astronomers and other scientists to vet their ideas for scientific plausibility. Fun!
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Make My MMO: Star Citizen sells 14K concept ships in 24 hours (June 24, 2017)

June 24, 2017 94 comments




This week in MMO crowdfunding, Star Citizen followers once again proved their game’s dominance by purchasing 14,000 of its new Nox concept ships in less than 24 hours, bringing the game’s UEE Fleet up to 1.3 million ships total. The cheap version is $35, if you’re wondering.


Meanwhile, Ashes of Creation began its summer crowdfunding drive, Mark Kern’s Em-8ER funded again on Indiegogo, Dogma Eternal Night has a new test site, Chronicles of Elyria players created a handy race map, ROKH deployed a new crafting UI, The Exiled posted a state-of-the-game missive, Exile Online is running a GoFundMe, AQ3D is taking the grind out of its leveling curve, and Elite Dangerous players are staging an event to put pressure on Frontier for bug fixes. Plus, over in Crowfall, devs talked up their cell size changes and planned out their influencer program.




Read on for more on what’s up with MMO crowdfunding over the last week and the regular roundup of all the crowdfunded MMOs we’ve got our eye on.
(Thanks, fastcart, Francis, and Stuart G!)
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Cloud Imperium rejects wild claim that Star Citizen is ‘owned by a bank’

June 25, 2017 208 comments




The Star Citizen subreddit is aflame this weekend after bloggers on multiple sites and social media platforms, seemingly spurred on by a certain self-proclaimed Internet Warlord, have held up recently disclosed Cloud Imperium loan documents as “proof” that the company is close to failure and in danger of losing game assets allegedly put up as collateral.




Redditors have sought to counter that narrative, arguing that it’s part of a multi-year FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) campaign by Star Citizen detractors. They point out that securing a line of credit is not even remotely uncommon (and is in fact wise) for a large corporation with strongholds in multiple countries, given current interest rates. Others suggest that the “bank” is actually a wealth management company known for investment and that no bank of this caliber would loan a large sum of money if it had little expectation of remuneration, collateral or not.






We reached out to CIG’s PR firm for clarity; turns out the company lawyer just responded on the official forums with the official statement:
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Star Citizen Caterpillar sales resume, particle system explained
July 1, 2017 54 comments

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In this week’s episode of Around the Verse, Star Citizen’s Chris Roberts and Sandi Gardiner cap off another round of developer updates on the crowdfunded MMO. The Austin team checks in with news on the pricing structure for the gameworld, mission rewards, hub NPCs, mission givers, and the carry system. The Turbulent team also outlines progress on the Spectrum communication software, and there’s a behind-the-scenes segment on visual effects — they’re going to some wild extremes to make sure that engine trails look right in atmo.Read more


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Star Citizen Q&A covers the Cyclone concept vehicle, which won’t make it into 3.0


July 26, 2017http://massivelyop.com/2017/07/26/star-citizen-cyclone-qa/ 64 comments


Earlier this week, we reported on Star Citizen’s latest concept ship: The Tumbril Cyclone, a ground vehicle whose multiple variants will run up to $70 for those who buy in and whose fundraising has pushed the game’s tally over $155,291,000 as of this writing.


Today, Cloud Imperium has released the official Q&A on the rover, information you’d think you’d want to have before plunking down cash on pixels, but hey, this is Star Citizen we’re talking about. Of note, the devs say the Cyclone can carry 1 SCU of cargo, that the RN variant will have “longer [scanning] range and better detection capabilities” than the basic model,Read more


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Around the Verse - Burndown Episode III




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The entirety of this week's Star Citizen Around the Verse is dedicated to "Burndown", or devs explaining to fans the various issues that are causing a delay in the deployment of Star Citizen 3.0. In particular, the bugs associated with animations, retractable landing gear and more are explored.Read more




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Literally Talk to Your Friends Face-to-Face with Faceware Tech






Posted Aug 25, 2017| Videos | 156 Comments

Star Citizen announced today that it has partnered with Faceware Technologies that will track facial movements and stream them to your character's face. You'll literally be able to see your character speak your words to other players.Read more



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Over 2.5 Hours of Gamescom 2017 Gameplay & Info







Posted Aug 27, 2017| 26 Comments





During last week's Gamescom, Chris Roberts and the Star Citizen team was on hand to show off the game in a big, big way. The presentation lasted nearly 2.5 hours and features more than a little bit of game play action.
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Star Citizen counts the 3.0 bugs it’s quashed and the toilets on the Origin 600i


Septemper1, 2017 13 comments




This week’s Star Citizen Around the Verse is more or less a recap of Gamescom and a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the chaos behind the curtain, so if you follow the game closely, you probably don’t need it. As of recording time, the team says it added 27 issues to the must-fix list and checked in 768 updates over the week, bringing the game to 94 outstanding issues that need a clean-up before 3.0 can roll out to the Evocati.


Meanwhile, Cloud Imperium has posted a Q&A on the Origin 600i, one of its newest concept ships, desirable for its modularity and solo-friendliness. More stylish than the Aquila (and also pretty much every other starship you’ve ever seen), it’s admittedly “extremely expensive,” even though it’s not as powerful or long-range as other ships in its class.


“We are building a universe, and part of that means we can consider aspects that a standard game does not, such as value and desirability,” CIG explains. “When we look at vehicles in the real world, its apparent that more functionality does not always mean something is more expensive, and vice versa. In the Star Citizen universeRead more

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Star Citizen’s animation system models interactions down to the last detail




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Star Citizen debuts Origin X1 racer concept ship for sale


October 5,2017 70 comments







If you need a break from counting down the time until Star Citizen alpha 3.0 is here, you could always just go buy a new concept ship. The new Origin X1 racing bike is a stylish futuristic speedster is more lightly armed than its contemporaries but makes up for it with a second shield generator and extra toughness.


In lore, it’s described as
“a fast, maneuverable open-canopy racer that’s as much of a work of art while at rest as it is in motion. With thrusters seemlessly integrated into the sleek hull,Read more

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Star Citizen shows off planet-sized cityOctober 30, 2017


Cloud Imperium Games has shown off one of the massive cities that will be in Star Citizen.
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Here’s what you missed from last weekend’s Star Citizen’s CitizenCon 2017


October 30, 2017 39 comments





While it surely won’t comfort anyone angrily counting down the days until alpha 3.0’s eventual release to all backers, Star Citizen’s CitizenCon 2017 delivered an enticing look at what players can expect in the more distant future of the game’s development: specifically, the persistent universe mechanics brought down to the city scale. Cloud Imperium’s Chris Roberts likened the cityscapes to Star Wars’ Coruscant or Blade Runner’s dystopian sci-fi urban settings as the demo video zipped across the planet’s smoggy surface. The downside? There’s no ETA for when these ideas and demos will be realized as truly playable.


The Star Citizen subreddit has exploded over the last couple of days as attendees and home-viewers pile in to share clips and interviews, bicker over the business model, Read more


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Star Citizen’s monthly studio report covers alpha 3.0 work, eyes Squadron 42


December 1,2017 13 comments
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What’s Cloud Imperium been up to the last month? Oh nothing much, just frantically trying to prepare Star Citizen’s alpha 3.0 to debut ahead of the holidays – that’s the gist of the studio’s monthly report, anyway. “Since our last report, we’ve gone to Evocati and begun a staggered release to the PTU, so the team’s busy fixing bugs discovered by the testers and working on overall stability and performance,” says the studio.


There’s the usual round of check-ins from the globally scattered studios and several notes about the long-delayed Squadron 42 as the teams work on parsing MoCap data and animations: “Lots of Squadron 42 specific tasks were tackled. [… W]ork ranged from Coil-specific plasma experiments, to mysterious debris clusters, and distant storms brewing.” Indeed, as some teams – like the lighting team – finish their work on 3.0, they’re turning back to S42, and the holiday livestream is set to feature the standalone game prominently as well.


All week, CIG has been rolling out multiple anniversary videos in a mini-series for Around the Verse,Read more

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What was the controversy of this game... I forgot.
 
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some people weretrying to push that chris robert's was trying to scam people/ player and his own workers and it wasn't the case.cmost of that is inhere. but this has been in a very long development cyclem beside that and cause of this the dev's have been showcasing all their work so far tothe public.

BTw most of people that claim this were people that have been in trouble with the industry them selves. for Example Dearrick smart. how the dev's of fire fall kicked him out for being an abusive boss & person .

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Crytek sues Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium, alleging copyright infringement

December 13 2017 362 comments

Update: We’ve updated with CIG’s official statement to us below.
Crytek is suing Cloud Imperium Games and Roberts Space Industries, the companies behind the sprawling and controversial crowdfunded MMO Star Citizen.
In documents filed with the California Central District Court yesterday, Crytek alleges that CIG infringed its copyrights by using CryEngine to develop non-Star Citizen game assets – specifically, Squadron 42.


“Crytek has not been compensated for Defendants’ unlicensed use of Crytek technology in the Squadron 42 game, and has been substantially harmed by being deprived of that compensation, which would ordinarily include a substantial up-front payment as well as a substantial royalty on game sales,” plaintiffs argue.
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Star Citizen’s Around the Verse on alpha 3.0, atmo flight, and Squadron 42 info

december 15 2017 28 comments



Shake it off, Star Citizen: On this week’s Around the Verse, CIG says it’s “getting close to live release,” stress testing the current version of the game with 176 must-fix issues still to go. Is that too many to make it by 2018? Probably! Are they still trying anyway? Probably! The back half of the episode focuses on atmospheric flight (and yes, it’s just going to make Star Wars Galaxies fans sad) as the engineers explain how they’re making flying spaceships near the ground feel as real as possible for different sizes and types of vessels and atmo situations.


Meanwhile, as MOP reader Space Captain Zor pointed out yesterday, CIG has pegged December 20th for the Squadron 42 details promised for this month back at CitizenCon; that rollout will apparently include an exclusive newsletter, Mark Hamill teaser video, and report during next week’s streamed ATV. That’d be the same Squadron 42 over whose existence Crytek is currently suing CIG. 2018 is going to stretch our popcorn budgets thin!
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Make My MMO: The Star Citizen lawsuit and Camelot’s weed (December 16, 2017)'

December 16 ,2017 18 comments


This week in MMO crowdfunding, eyebrows across the ‘verse rose as Crytek filed a lawsuit alleging that the studios behind Star Citizen and Squadron 42 were in violation of Crytek’s copyrights in regard to CryEngine. In a statement to Massively OP, however, CIG denied that it was still using CryEngine and said it planned to fight back. “This is a meritless lawsuit that we will defend vigorously against, including recovering from Crytek any costs incurred in this matter.”


Over on the Camelot Unchained blog, CSE is busy working on plot and item permissions tech, scenarios, combat, skill buttons (no word on that I-win button, sorry), NPC AI, large group UI, deflect animations, the place of power, armor, and weeds. No, actual weeds. And dead trees. What did you think I meant?


Meanwhile, OrbusVR hit early access, Albion Online tweaked Kay and updated its rewards, Elite’s Thargoids finally started fighting back, and Crowfall raised a bunch of new money from investors. And the much-anticipated Ashes of Creation and Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen launched their respective pre-alphas for elite and specially selected early backers.
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Here’s how Star Citizen’s character customizer is coming along


March 23, 2018 21 comments



Sea of Thieves’ character customization got you down? Star Citizen won’t be making that mistake. This week’s Around the Verse details the game’s roadmap for the character customizer arriving with the 3.1 alpha – and yes, tweaking your dudes and dudettes is going to be a game in itself.

“The character customizer being introduced in Alpha 3.1 is being polished by several teams working to fine-tune this highly anticipated feature,” says CIG’s Eric Kieron Davis. “The gameplay feature team is tweaking the options for eye and skin color as well as the way they’re presented within the customizer.


We want to make sure the interface is intuitive and responsive as possible and the UI team continues to make adjustments to the customizer to ensure that.

The character customizer is one of the most exciting new features coming online with Alpha 3.1,Read more


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Star Citizen brings back old ships for sale, asks backers to vote on alpha 3.2’s priority projects


March 24, 2018 46 comments

Do you have too much money? Awesome. Star Citizen has some ideas for where you can spend it – say, on some new ships? Some old ships? Some reskinned ships? Some ships you missed the first time ’round? Some ships you want to upgrade to? Some ships you could’ve gotten cheaper if you’d done it ages ago?


“To commemorate the incoming 3.1 patch, we are offering a War Bond option to give you all one final chance to pledge for this selection of flyable ships at their original concept prices,” says CIG. The roster includes versions of the Anvil Terrapin, Tumbril Cyclone, MISC Razor, Aegis Reclaimer, Aopoa Nox Kue, RSI Constellation Aquila, MISC Prospector, and Drake Dragonfly.


Meanwhile, Chris Roberts dropped by the live Reverse the Verse yesterday to discuss the state of the game, compare it to Sea of Thieves (he says SC has more content but is less polished, which sounds about right), and ponder a minimum viable product for the masses who evidently prefer playing video games to testing them (crazy, huh?). To that end, Read more

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Around the Verse - A New Origin



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Sandi Gardiner and Eric Kieron Davis are back with the latest Star Citizen: Around the Verse. In this week's episode, the pair check in for the monthly Ship Shape to learn about the latest ships in the development pipeline. You'll see "the bigger, better Avenger, the ultra classy 600i,Read more





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Take Part in the Free Fly Weekend Through April 16th








Posted Apr 14, 2018| News | 8 Comments



From now through April 16th, you can check out Star Citizen in its current alpha state for free.



Using the code GetIntoTheVerse gives you entry into the game to try out several ships including the Mustang, Aurora MR, Cutlass Black or zoom around on the Cyclone while planetside.



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See Mark Hamill, Gillian Anderson, Henry Cavill, And More In Star Citizen's Squadron 42 Campaign
on Oct 11, 2018 at 12:58 PM
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Squadron 42’s new trailer is so good Mark Hamill’s fans thought it was a Netflix show
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The latest trailer for Star Citizen’s Squadron 42 recently dropped, looking gorgeous enough to make its many fans start throwing money at their screens. The latest trailer for the record-breaking crowd-funded title shows off a quite a bit, with allusions to its plot,Read more


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Star Citizen: Squadron 42 trailer stars Mark Hamill and Gary Oldman
October 11, 2018
Cloud Imperium Games released a new trailer for Star Citizen's Squadron 42 mode at CitizenCon.Read more





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STAR CITIZEN Update 3.3.5. Is Live Introducing The First Traversable Planet And Vast City Of Lorville
Star Citizen Update 3.3.5. gives players a chance to explore a fully-traversable planet, Hurston, as Cloud Imperium Games introduces us to the vast city of Lorville that is the main attraction on the globe...Read more
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Last week, it was officially announced that Cloud Imperium Games' Star Citizen is the most successful crowdfunding project ever that recently surpassed a whopping $200 million milestone contributed to by over 2.1 million backers, beating not only the biggest Hollywood movies production budgets, but also the biggest video games such as Destiny, all Battlefields, Watch_Dogs, and many, many more.

To celebrate the recent milestone, Chris Roberts' Cloud Imperium Games has launched a brand new Star Citizen Update 3.3.5. that introduces players to the absolutely enormous, Blade Runner-esque city of Lorville that is the main attraction on the new, fully-traversable planet Hurston, which even comes with four moons of its own: Arial, Aberdeen, Magda and Ita, all populated with a handful of outposts.

That's obviously not everything the update has to offer, as the new expansion also features seven new space stations and other smaller tweaks and upgrades. YouTuber BoredGame has already had a chance to check out Star Citizen’s most recent build and you can watch his detailed, nearly 30 minutes long impressions down below, featuring an extended look at Hurston's impressive biomes and moons:



From the mind of Chris Roberts, acclaimed creator of Wing Commander and Freelancer, comes STAR CITIZEN. 100% crowd funded, Star Citizen aims to create a living, breathing science fiction universe with unparalleled immersion… and you’re invited to follow every step of development. More than a space combat sim, more than a first person shooter and more than an MMO: Star Citizen is the First Person Universe that will allow for unlimited gameplay.

Despite being announced six years ago, Star Citizen doesn't have a release date yet.
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