The game's newest update will help add more enthusiasm in the project.

Related: Star Citizen May Be Most Expensive Game Ever, Surpassing $300 Million Star Citizen has made over $307 million from crowdfunding at the time of this writing but it has been delayed time and time again, and what's been shown of the game hasn't yet justified the exorbitant amount of money it's garnered. The sad story of No Man's Sky echoes hauntingly around Star Citizen, a wildly ambitious title that promises to let players live a fully realized life in space, with trading, ship-to-ship combat, first person shooter combat, persistent worlds, and just about anything else one can dream of. The tragedy of No Man's Sky is a perfect example of that fact the space exploration game promised a fully immersive and realistically-sized galaxy with a host of exciting features that completely failed to materialize when the game launched, resulting in an awful reputation that it still hasn't completely recovered from despite a host of genuinely excellent post-release content. There are few places where ambition is more dangerous than in the video game industry. The game is now in alpha, and there is no known date for a commercial release. Star Citizen is a multiplayer space trading and combat simulator that was announced in 2012 and has been in slow development ever since as it continues to set its own crowdfunding records. A major update for Star Citizen is introducing a new type of weapon, alongside some upgrades to ship combat and quality of life.

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