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Star Citizen is expected to launch in 2027 or 2028, with Squadron 42 releasing around 2026, featuring a Hollywood cast and described as 'Top Gun meets Star Wars,' marking a significant milestone after over a decade of development.
Star Citizen has surpassed $700 million in crowdfunding but still lacks a release date. Despite launching Alpha 3.23 and planning for Alpha 4.0 in 2024, the game's commercial release remains uncertain. The project, led by Cloud Imperium Games and Chris Roberts, continues to face criticism and skepticism over its prolonged development and expensive virtual items.
Cloud Imperium Games' CEO, Chris Roberts, hinted that Star Citizen, after a decade and $670m, may soon move into a 1.0 release, representing a "finish line" for the game. The new server meshing tech is aiding this progress, with 2024 anticipated to be a significant year for the universe of Star Citizen. The studio recently faced layoffs and departures, with the company citing "normal processes" for the staffing changes.
Cloud Imperium Games CEO Chris Roberts indicates that the long-awaited 1.0 release of Star Citizen may be on the horizon, with recent tech milestones and the completion of Squadron 42 contributing to the progress. The achievement of seamless player travel between star systems on different servers marks a significant step towards the MMO's 1.0 release, enabled by the "server meshing" technology. The company is now focused on launching server meshing in Star Citizen Alpha 4.0 and plans to deliver large updates and new features as they push towards the 1.0 goal. Roberts has relocated to Austin to be closer to development teams, and the company is reorganizing as it charges full steam ahead towards the game's finish line.
After 12 years and $669 million in crowdfunding, the space sim Star Citizen is still in alpha, with a 1.0 launch on the horizon. Developer Cloud Imperium Games plans to accelerate features from Squadron 42 into the game and aims for a stable, polished release. Recent changes include a controversial relocation plan and layoffs, with senior game director Rich Tyrer now overseeing development. Despite the long journey, Chris Roberts is determined to finish strong, quoting Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius: "What we do now echoes in eternity."