Star Citizen is free to play until the end of November

Star Citizen is free until the end of the month.

As part of the annual in-game Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE), players are invited to “test for free” more than 120 ships, including the Drake Corsair which supports a crew of up to four players and has accommodations. Analgesic and “strong” armament. .”

Players will be able to “explore the digital event as they would any conference, walk through the fully interactive exhibit halls and see the new ships on display each day in astonishing detail, as well as meet and greets. With friends to explore and take part in exciting activities or chance encounters with strangers forging new friendships.

“Get ready for the biggest and best private guide of Whitley you will ever see!” Imperium Games cloud developer. It will be packed with exclusive looks, new cars, a special appearance by CEO Drake Anden Arden and more. We won’t miss anything this year. Do not miss it!”

Drake Interplanetary, Anvil Aerospace, and Roberts Space Industries will also unveil new vehicles during IAE 2952 “on their way to the show,” while starting Nov. 27, players can “look forward to this year’s Ship Showdown rewards.”

The final four – Carrack, Mercury, C8X Pisces Expedition and Scorpius – will also give you “limited edition paint options”, as well as Maker Challenge Coins for a limited time.

If you are curious and want to be successful, you can sign up down here Try it for free until November 30th.

Star Citizen has it now Raising over half a billion dollars in supporter funding. As Matt summed up for us recently, its extremely long development is well documented, with the game still in alpha over a decade after going into production. And while it attracted private funding at the time, the vast majority came from crowdfunding, starting with a $2 million Kickstarter hit in 2012 and going up from there.

In September 2022, Star Citizen reached the $500,075,150 crowdfunded milestone. The previous major result raised was $400 million I arrived at this time last yearWhich meant it took another ten months to raise another $100 million.