Summary
- Star Citizen has raised $700 million as part of its ongoing crowdfunding efforts.
- Despite this, it still has no release date, even after almost 12 years of development.
- An early build is available to play now and is still receiving updates, but it costs money to access.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Star Citizen enthusiasts show no sign of slowing down their support, as the project has now raised $700 million. This is despite the game being notorious for its lo🦄ng development time without much to show for it, as it has now been in the works for almost 12 years.
Star Citizen still has no release date, although fans can play an early access build. The standard edition is listed for $51.48, going up to $85.79 with the premium release. This likely accounts for much of the money raised, on top of the separate donations as part of the game's ongoing crowdfunding efforts.
Star Citizen Keeps Bringing In The Money
This latest development has been noted by the folks over on , who are pretty baffled to see that Star Citizen is still reaching these milestones. True enough, you can head over to the and see that, as of the time of writing, it has raised $701,506,844. This has been raised across 5,240,919 backers and is more than enough to smash every single stretch goal that the developers have💙 put forward.
That's actually a bit of an understatement - the last stretch goal was $65,000,000. That was reached some time ago.
It was only last August that we were here reporting that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Star Citizen had raised $600,000, so it managed to pull in another $100,000 in less than a year. It did get a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:$48,000 ship bundle towards the beginning of the year, so who knows? Maybe some very passi♒onate Star Citizens decided to splash out on 🍸it.
So, when can we expect to play the full release of Star Citizen? This version of the game, Star Citizen 1.0, has no release date, but it was at least mentioned as a goal in an earlier this month. Outside of this, version 4.0 of the current build is to launch in Q3 2024, so that should at least inch us closer to the completed version of the game. The last update went live on May 🍎10, so the game is still very much being supported after all this time.
Whenever it launches, Star Citizen will be available to play on PC. It's in development alongside a separate single-player campaign, titled Squadron 42.
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