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Star Citizen Launches Free Fly Event as Part of Captains of Industry Celebration

Cloud Imperium Games is hosting a free-to-play event for Star Citizen from April 9-20 as part of their annual Captains of Industry celebration. This year's event focuses on cargo hauling gameplay, introducing two new vehicles, the MISC Hull B and Greycat UTV, and offering six other vehicles for players to test drive. The celebration also includes new cosmetic items and runs alongside the broader Captains of Industry event which concludes on April 27.

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Star Citizen Is Getting One of its Most Anticipated Ships Next Week

Cloud Imperium Games has announced that one of the most anticipated ships for Star Citizen will be released next week. This news was initially hidden within an April Fool's prank by the developer.

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Star Citizen Is Getting One of its Most Anticipated Ships Next Week

Cloud Imperium Games has released the Alpha 4.7 update for Star Citizen, introducing new content and features. The update also includes the highly anticipated release of a new ship next week.

FZ.sePositive

10 svenska drömspel – Astrid, Palme och Bert K.

This article presents ten hypothetical game concepts inspired by Swedish culture, history, and figures. The ideas range from crime investigations and fantasy adventures to historical warfare and business simulations, with developers like Machine Games and Dennaton Games suggested for some concepts.

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Star Citizen Alpha 4.7 Released With New Content and Features Aplenty

Cloud Imperium Games has released the latest major update, Alpha 4.7, for their space simulation game Star Citizen. The patch introduces a variety of new content and features for players to experience.

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Star Citizen Alpha 4.7 Released With New Content and Features Aplenty

Cloud Imperium Games announced that Star Citizen and Squadron 42 players were affected by a data breach on January 21, 2026. The sophisticated attack resulted in unauthorized access to some backup systems, including limited personal user data. CIG has contained the breach and refreshed security settings.

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Star Citizen Reveal MK2 Redesign of Its Most Classic Starter Ship

Cloud Imperium Games has revealed the Aurora MK II, a redesigned successor to one of Star Citizen's classic starter ships. This announcement highlights updates to the iconic vessel within the game's universe.

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Star Citizen Reveal MK2 Redesign of Its Most Classic Starter Ship

Cloud Imperium Games experienced a sophisticated cyberattack on January 21, 2026, leading to unauthorized access of some backup systems and limited personal user data. The company has since contained the breach, secured its systems, and assured players that there is no ongoing threat to the games or users.

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Star Citizen adds breaker station missions and a new ship in alpha 4.7… that’s replacing an older model

Star Citizen's alpha 4.7 update introduces new breaker station missions that require a mix of combat, mining, and crafting skills, alongside a "tier zero" crafting system for FPS items. The update also features the Aurora Mk II, a new modular variant of a starter ship, which will lead to the original Aurora being phased out. This release comes as the game continues its long development cycle and extensive crowdfunding campaign.

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Star Citizen Alpha 4.7 finally brings crafting to the ever-so-expensive space opera

Cloud Imperium Games has released Star Citizen Alpha 4.7, introducing a new crafting system that allows players to create FPS weapons and armor using blueprints and materials. The update also features the "Operation Breaker Stations" mission and the new Aurora Mk II ship with modular customization options.

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Cloud Imperium Games Launches Star Citizen Alpha 4.7: Welcome to the Rock

Cloud Imperium Games has released Star Citizen Alpha 4.7, titled 'Welcome to the Rock.' This update introduces 'Operation Breaker Stations,' a new mission involving restoring an asteroid mining facility and using a colossal laser to extract resources. It also marks the first implementation of a player crafting system, allowing players to create FPS weapons and armor.

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Star Citizen Reveals Content of Alpha 4.7 and Beyond, Including Crafting

Cloud Imperium Games has revealed the contents of Star Citizen Alpha 4.7, set to launch next week. The upcoming update will introduce crafting mechanics and other new features to the persistent universe.

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Star Citizen Reveals Content of Alpha 4.7 and Beyond, Including Crafting

Cloud Imperium Games experienced a data breach on January 21, 2026, where unauthorized access was gained to some backup systems, including limited personal user data for Star Citizen and Squadron 42 players. The company has contained the activity and updated security settings.

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Star Citizen discusses FPS gameplay, begins alpha 4.7 previews and Stella Fortuna seasonal event

Star Citizen is previewing its upcoming Alpha 4.7 build, which includes gameplay balance updates for ships, radar, and salvage, alongside new Points of Interest and a crafting system. The game has also launched its Stella Fortuna seasonal event. Cloud Imperium Games developers discussed future FPS gameplay features, including specialized armor sets and new deployable items.

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Star Citizen alpha 4.7 commits to adding FPS weapon art updates, new POIs, and new ships at Wikelo’s

Star Citizen's upcoming alpha 4.7 update is confirmed to include FPS weapon art refactors, a new size 3 neutron cannon for ships, new social service stations, and additional ships available for purchase. The game, which began crowdfunding in 2012, has raised over $900 million and remains in alpha with its single-player counterpart, Squadron 42, also facing delays.

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Betawatch: Marathon and Equinox Homecoming both enter launch waters

Bungie's new game Marathon and Equinox Homecoming have launched this week, alongside other gaming news including AdventureQuest Worlds Infinity reaching a crowdfunding milestone. The article also provides updates on various games in beta testing and development, detailing their current status and upcoming plans.

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Star Citizen marks progress on ships, Nyx locations, transport updates, and a first draft of crafting mechanics

Star Citizen's February 2026 development report highlights progress on multiple ships, including four unannounced vehicles, and narrative updates for the Nyx system in alpha 4.7. The report also details the first draft of crafting mechanics and an inventory rework, both tentatively scheduled for alpha 4.7, alongside updates to the transport system.

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Star Citizen developer CIG admits that a hacker gained access to account data… six week ago

Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) has disclosed a data breach affecting Star Citizen backers that occurred on January 21st, with players being notified six weeks later. The hacker accessed limited account data including contact details, usernames, and dates of birth, but not payment information or passwords. CIG is monitoring the situation and assessing if any accessed data has been publicly released.

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Morning Safety Dance

Cloud Imperium Games, the developer of Star Citizen, has disclosed a data breach that affected user data. The incident occurred amidst broader cybersecurity concerns, including GPS spoofing attacks linked to the US and Israeli conflict with Iran.

Escapist MagazineVery negative

Hackers breach Star Citizen players’ personal data in January, but CIG only just got around to mentioning it

Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) has disclosed a data breach that occurred on January 21, 2026, affecting backup systems and leading to unauthorized access of limited user personal data, including account details, contact information, usernames, dates of birth, and names. The company stated that no financial information or passwords were compromised and that the access was read-only. CIG is monitoring the situation and assessing if any accessed data has been publicly released, emphasizing transparency despite the six-week delay in notification.