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Let’s take a look at the latest progress on the various ships currently in development for Star Citizen. Several highly anticipated vessels are steadily moving through different stages of production, bringing players closer to seeing them flyable in the persistent universe. From cargo haulers to alien-designed ships, the development pipeline continues to expand as the team works on new features, interiors, and gameplay roles that will shape the future of the game.

Star Citizen Patch 4.7 has finally arrived, and it may be one of the most content-packed system updates the game has ever seen. This overview covers everything announced along with my firsthand experience from the Evocati build. Due to NDA restrictions I can’t show gameplay footage yet, but I can share what players can expect when the update goes live.

The biggest addition is Rockcracker Operations, a brand-new dungeon-style activity tied to asteroids throughout the Nyx system. What initially seems like a simple mining mission quickly turns into something far more complex. These locations are massive multi-level environments featuring combat encounters, puzzles, zero-G sections, and even a monorail system. In total, patch 4.7 introduces 110 Rockcracker locations: 60 exclusive sites, 30 contested areas, and 20 general mission locations. The gameplay loop ultimately leads to firing a powerful laser to crack open the asteroid...

It’s time once again to take a look at the latest progress in Star Citizen development through the February 2026 monthly report, alongside updates from the roadmap and the game’s weekly development schedule. In short, it’s a summary of several progress updates rolled into one.

Starting with the monthly report, the update once again covers a wide range of development work. Ship development features prominently, with notable progress across multiple vessels. This includes four currently unannounced vehicles, the Hammerhead moving to gold standard, and continued work on ships such as the Hull-B, the Ironclad, and the Railen.

The narrative section of the report also highlights new developments tied to the Nyx system planned for Alpha 4.7. These include points of interest connected to the Rock Cracker activity previewed during last year’s CitizenCon, along with new refueling stations players will be able to use. The...

SC WIKI: Argo Moth

Built for operators ready to elevate their small-scale recovery missions, the Argo MOTH bridges the gap between light salvage and full industrial operations. Equipped with the right tools, ample storage for extended runs, and a focus on team performance, this ship turns salvage work into a high-efficiency operation.

Specifications:

• Length: 45 m
• Width: 25.75 m
• Height: 15 m
• Cargo Capacity: 224 SCU

Utility & Weapons:

• Utility Mounts: 3 manned Salvage Turrets, Pilot-controlled Salvage Arms
• Weapons: 2× S2 Pilot Guns, 16× S2 Missiles (Missile Turret)

WIKI: RSI Hermes

In this video, I review the Star Citizen medium freighter, the Roberts Space Industries Hermes, including a tour as well as detailed ship review. I include gameplay footage of the RSI Hermes in 4K at 60FPS (or as close as I could get). The gameplay for this Star Citizen Roberts Space Industries Hermes medium freighter and cargo hauling ship review is from patch 4.6.

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The Hermes is a medium freighter developed by Roberts Space Industries (RSI), designed to redefine medium freight for the galaxy. Combining impressive cargo capacity, exceptional speed, and long-range endurance, the Hermes empowers small crews to take on ambitious ventures while yielding significant returns. Whether navigating treacherous routes or delivering critical payloads, the...