The gaming industry is currently taking its annual sideways glance at Star Citizen's development, and Forbes doesn't think things are looking too pretty at creator Chris Roberts' troubled Cloud Imperium.
Related: Mass Effect-Style Porn Game One Of Gaming's Biggest Kickstarters Most wild is that tiny bits of developer support like that one planet being added to the world's most expensive demo truly does excite the Star Citizen playerbase, and their support is unwavering even in the face of companion game Squadron 42's tentative 2020 delay and Star Citizen simply being pushed to "whenever." Even this far down the line, updates like the addition a single new planet in the game's only star system are supposed to excite backers, the most loyal of whom have waited an entire console generation and invested vast sums of their own money just to see the game take shape one day. The game has had an abnormally long and troubled development cycle, and its release continues to look less likely with each passing year. Perplexingly, Star Citizen continues to suck up piles of generous backer cash despite having so little to show for it.Ī true unicorn of crowdfunded gaming development, Star Citizen has been in development for seven years now, but is still somehow in an astonishingly unfinished state. In development since 2012, Cloud Imperium Games' Star Citizen appears to be in tighter spot than previously believed according to a new report.
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