US space simulation game receives 10.5 million dollars in public investment

Space simulation Game "star Citizen" promotional piece screenshot Sina Science and technology news Beijing time June 23 morning, the space simulation game "star Citizen" developers Cloud Imperium games has been through the public financing channels to raise nearly 10.5 million U.S. dollars. The company will use the money to develop new spacecraft in the game for players to buy. The Star Citizen website shows a new space shuttle 300i in an ad and says other models will be available in the coming weeks. "Star Citizen" released a new spacecraft in the form of "similar to the current car manufacturers to release the way the new car." "The future Generation is here," Star Citizen said in the ad. "But that's not the case," The game is officially released to 2015 years. In the process, the company will show its supporters a series of prototype products. It is also a means of attracting financial support from the company. Supporters, funded by the Kickstarter website and the Star Citizen website, will have access to game items such as spaceships and play games earlier. Such returns are less costly and more effective than providing in-kind returns. (Lili)