Deep within the business centre of the Koelnmesse in Cologne, hidden away amongst the copious amounts of stands privately previewing the latest games, Cloud Imperium studio head and creator of the Wing Commander franchise Chris Roberts was presenting an early look at the first playable part of Star Citizen - the Hanger Module - which will allow players to walk around and interact with the ships they have purchased via pledging to the crowdfunding campaign.
Ahead of its release to all backers this Thursday, I was invited to join in on a press session at Gamescom to see the Hanger Module in action before its public unveiling last Saturday, as well as to sit down with Chris and chat about the project's progress so far. We've got it all for your viewing pleasure, right after the jump.
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
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.
.
And worth it too, you only need to make a $10,000 donation…
.
..to get on the waiting list.
Just a giant blackhole simulator sucks up everything in sight really loves money from the fools.
Hangar module is tommorrow!!!
i give me nowww!!!
and they say pc dont have games. i guess it makes them feel better to be and in denial.