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You'll be able to leap from ship to ship in an upcoming Star Citizen update if you should so fancy.
Star Citizen has announced its Free Fly event in celebration of the recently deployed Alpha 3.7.
Patch 3.7.1 for Star Citizen is live, along with some details on CitizenCon.
Star Citizen Patch 3.7.0 is here and brings with it new gameplay features, ships, and weapons.
A brace of updates from Star Citizen discuss concepting new ship weapons, as well as detailing a new map.
The latest Star Citizen video outlines what's new in Alpha 3.7, along with mission sharing and ship rental.
It looks like Star Citizen's Squadron 42 single-player campaign will be pushed back into Q3 2020, according to a new blog post.
In a new video (via MassivelyOP), Inside Star Citizen highlights the QA team behind Star Citizen.
Star Citizen Alpha Patch 3.6.0 is now live, bringing with it a host of updates.
Forbes has published an explosive new investigatory piece about Chris Roberts, Star Citizen, and about questions that continue to fly about where the $300M raised has gone over the course of the game's development. The article delves into Roberts' past as a game developer and explores the fanbase that supports him in his work with Star Citizen. "This is not fraud -- Roberts really is working on a game -- but it is incompetence and mismanagement on a galactic scale," the piece declares.
From May 1st through May 8th, players are invited to the latest Free Fly event. Anyone can try out Star Citizen for free throughout the week and can explore Alpha 3.5 that includes the new ArcCorp planet, the new female characters and the new character customization tool. Lastly, players can experience the "new flight model that adds gravity to planets to achieve deeper and more realistic atmospheric flight".
Star Citizen has announced that it has launched Alpha 3.5 that comes complete with a brand new planet, ArcCorp, to explore. This planet is a bustling hub that is nearly completely covered by man-made structures. "Travel the bustling plazas and neon-hued alleys of Area18, uncover local urban culture, meet colorful locals, and find new ways to make a credit or two."
Cloud Imperium, the studio behind Star Citizen and Squadron 42, has obtained another $46M in funding from the Cloud Imperium Group private investment organization. According to Gamasutra, the funds will be used for promotion and development of Squadron 42, though some may be "funneled into Star Citizen and various business development initiatives".
If you've been wondering about Star Citizen but aren't a backer, you'll be able to try out the game for free from November 23rd through November 30th. This week coincides with the launch of the game's first planet calle Hurston with its main enclave, Lorville. This Fly Free week is bigger and better than ever with all ships "flyable" during the event. Each ship will have a 24-hour free fly period on a rotating basis.
Star Citizen backers will finally be able to get their hands on Alpha 3.3 now that the game's annual CitizenCon event has started. 3.3 brings a number of new features to Star Citizen including facial recognition so that a player's avatar mimics facial expressions and lips; the addition of AI enemies throughout the "ever-expanding Stanton System" and in missions; Object Container Streaming to increase framerates; and, lastly "numerous new ships and weapons".