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There are few things more annoying in Star Citizen than logging in to play with friends, only to find the friends list is completely empty.

The Walt Disney Company and Epic Games have announced a new collaboration to create a new games and [...]

Disney is the latest big name to buy a piece of the North Carolina gaming company, following Sony and LEGOs.

Cloud Imperium Games has kicked off a two-week-long Free Fly session for its in-development, crowd-funded space RPG Star Citizen. Dozens of ships, vehicles, and equipment are available to tryout too.

Squadron 42, the single-player campaign portion of Cloud Imperium Games' Star Citizen project, is now in polishing phase. The studio today shared a 25 minute video showcasing gameplay and features.

Star Citizen alpha 3.21 patch notes have arrived for the vast, ambitious space game from Cloud Imperium, with new ships and missions in this update.

Star Citizen features high quality cutting-edge visuals and technology, a virtual world that is immersive and detailed, a sophisticated storyline that is wide in scope and visceral, heart-pounding space combat.

Another free-to-play event has hit the $500 million strong crowd-funded behemoth Star Citizen. Anyone can now try out the game's over 150 starships and vehicles until the end of the month.

You can blame Microsoft Flight Simulator for the flight stick shortage we’re experiencing. Logitech, Thrustmaster, and many of the big name manufacturers are out of stock everywhere you look. What little product is actually available — even used equipment — is going for wildly inflated prices. Still other manufacturers are taking pre-orders, and then banging out new units as quickly as they can. So what’s a budding flight or space sim enthusiast to do? My advice, of course, is to give ...

Star Citizen Devs Go Quiet on Squadron 42 to Avoid Another Cyberpunk On 12/24/20 at 11:54 AM EST Star Citizen backers have waited about eight years for the release of the games single-player focused Squadron 42 module, and it seems like theres no end in sight. In a "Letter from the Chairman" blog post published Wednesday afternoon, Cloud Imperium Games Founder and CEO Chris Roberts discussed the pitfalls of development in 2020, and why the project will likely take a while to come together. In ...