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Star Citizen
As promised last month, Star Citizen's Arena Commander mode is now available to backers, and a new trailer shows off its impressive visuals.
It came a little later than originally planned, and only by a few days – something the team over at Roberts Space Industries prefaced might happen when it announced the release date.
You can check out a new trailer for the game highlighting the newly released arena commander mode, which shows off where the game's more than $43 million in funding has been funneled. Star Citizen is a beautiful game.
For more on the release, head here for the game's May update. For more on Star Citizen, you can head here to find a hour-long presentation detailing the game's development alongside some impressive gameplay footage.
[Source: @RobertsSpaceInd]
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