Space-simulators are the gaming industry’s greatest oversight. Not only did they offer unparalleled explorative means, but the vast worlds, intensive battles and compelling narratives remain as some of contemporary gaming’s greatest unrealized strengths. In an effort to truly rejuvenate this neglected genre, Chris Roberts, creator of the legendary Wing Commander series, has unveiled his new game: Star Citizen. If you consider yourself a space-sim fan in any way, this is something you won’t want to miss.
Today Cloud Imperium Games released new videos focusing on the upcoming major update for the growing space game Star Citizen.
Star Citizen will soon get a rather impressive character customization feature in alpha 3.23, but it's limited to the head. Yet, developers also want to implement body customization in the future.
Well I guess they couldn't have done so within the last two decades working on the game so probably it'll take another two decades
in the meanwhile they have implemented the gamers' wallet customization .... from full to empty !
Anyone that bought Mario games for the last 30 years would also fall under this category.
Today Cloud Imperium Games showcased in detail one of the major new features coming to its growing space game Star Citizen.
Personal Hangars sound brilliant for what is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious games in the galaxy.
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And worth it too, you only need to make a $10,000 donation…
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..to get on the waiting list.
Just a giant blackhole simulator sucks up everything in sight really loves money from the fools.
Nice article! The last good space sim I played was Freespace 2, and I've always wanted SOMEone to start making them again.
This makes me so happy I bought a PC, it almost seemed like perfect timing when I got my PC because kickstarter came about and well look at what the indie scene is able to do now!
We have great indie titles like Chivalry Medieval Warfare, Primal Carnage and now Star Citizen all coming from kickstarter which are all unique and fresh ideas.
This is also accompanied by the advent of Planetside 2, its a great time to be on PC.
Besides Chris Roberts coming back in a big way, I think this is exactly what businesses need to see from the space-sim genre. Hopefully we'll start getting an influx of these kinds of titles rather than the gunmetal grey, post-apocalyptic shooters that have saturated the market.