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  1. MEME · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) · · [3 sources]

    🎮 Serious Sam: Shatterverse devs explain why players should 'expect the unexpected' Serious Sam: Shatterverse's producer explained how the Dead by Daylight stud

    A user on Mastodon is seeking recommendations for AI image generators to compile a comprehensive list with pros and cons. Separately, the game Star Citizen has surpassed $1 billion in total funding, coinciding with the release of a $5,000 virtual spaceship. Additionally, developers of the game Serious Sam: Shatterverse discussed their approach to creating a unique co-op roguelite experience. AI

    🎮 Serious Sam: Shatterverse devs explain why players should 'expect the unexpected' Serious Sam: Shatterverse's producer explained how the Dead by Daylight stud
  2. RESEARCH · Engadget English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    Star Citizen has raised $1 billion, remains in early access after nine years

    Star Citizen, a highly ambitious space simulation game, has surpassed $1 billion in funding from over 6.5 million backers. Despite its extensive development period, which began with a Kickstarter in 2012, the game remains in an alpha state nine years after its early access release. The developer, Cloud Imperium Games, led by Chris Roberts, believes this crowdfunding model allows for the patient development of their expansive vision. The single-player component, Squadron 42, is reportedly in its final stages but also lacks a confirmed release date. AI

    Star Citizen has raised $1 billion, remains in early access after nine years
  3. RESEARCH · Tom's Hardware English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    Star Citizen reaches $1 billion in lifetime funding, 14 years after the project was first announced — game still in early access with no release window, including 'Squadron 42' campaign

    Star Citizen, a space simulation game announced in 2012, has surpassed $1 billion in lifetime funding. Despite 14 years of development and over 1,000 employees working on the project, the game remains in an alpha state with no firm release date. The single-player campaign, Squadron 42, is also still in development and is anticipated to release around 2026, with the main game potentially following in 2027-2028. AI

    Star Citizen reaches $1 billion in lifetime funding, 14 years after the project was first announced — game still in early access with no release window, including 'Squadron 42' campaign