Insider Gaming reports that Star Citizen has surpassed $1 billion in crowdfunding support, more than a decade after Cloud Imperium Games first announced the MMO in 2012. The project originally raised over $2 million on Kickstarter and was once targeting a 2014 release, but it still has no firm launch date, despite a hopeful 2026 target.
Creator Chris Roberts said fan support has allowed the team to keep building the game at a pace traditional publishers may not have supported, comparing his long-term hopes for Star Citizen’s universe to World of Warcraft. Squadron 42, the cinematic single-player game set in the same universe, is also targeting 2026.
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Creator Chris Roberts said fan support has allowed the team to keep building the game at a pace traditional publishers may not have supported, comparing his long-term hopes for Star Citizen’s universe to World of Warcraft. Squadron 42, the cinematic single-player game set in the same universe, is also targeting 2026.
Do you think Star Citizen can still deliver on its massive promise? Follow Game News Plus for more, and feel free to share this with someone who has been following the project.
#StarCitizen #CloudImperiumGames
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