The developer of the famous space adventure game, "Star Citizen," has been bombarded by fans asking for details about the release date of the first-person shooter module.
Last June, previous reports mentioned that the release date for Star Marine, which is the first-person shooter mode, has been delayed. This news obviously got negative responses from fans that have been playing "Star Citizen" ever since the game began.
The reaction of the fans alerted the team behind the "Star Citizen," which prompted Chris Roberts, the creator of the game, to post an article on Robert Space Industries which says that "'Star Citizen' matters BECAUSE it is big, because it is a bold dream." Roberts further added, "It is something everyone else is scared to try. You didn't back 'Star Citizen' because you want what you've seen before."
"You've trusted us with your money so we can build a game, not line our pockets," Roberts said. "And we sure as hell didn't run this campaign so we could put that money in the bank, guarantee ourselves a profit and turn out some flimsy replica of a game I've made before."
The director further explained that "You went all in supporting us and we've gone all in making the game. Is 'Star Citizen' today a bigger goal than I imagined in 2012? Absolutely. Is that bad thing? Absolutely not: it's the whole damn point."
Aside from the update about some "Star Citizen" fans demanding for more information about the release date of the game, GameSpot reported that Alex Mayberry, the executive producer of the game "has quit developer Cloud Imperium Games." Despite Mayberry's departure, a representative of CIG said that it has "no impact at all on the development. In fact, it's full steam ahead for us."
"Star Citizen" release date has been rumored to be set sometime in 2016.
