RSI Discovery Month Digital Goodies: A Closer Look at All 15 Items
Venture returns to its early-hangar roots as Starwalker paints, themed weapons and digital keepsakes bring two Constellation generations together.
The red Venture suit will ring a bell for anyone who remembers Star Citizen's early hangars. Beside it, a darker suit, orange-striped spacecraft and a gold armour display bring RSI's anniversary into the current universe. The Discovery Month Digital Goodies Pack gathers 15 in-game items around that mixture of old favourites and new designs: four ship paints, six pieces of gear and five decorations.
These are separate from the paints, components and equipment earned through Discovery Month missions. For the event's progression tracks and Centaurus rental, see our Discovery Month guide. Here, the focus is the artwork, the individual items and the two additions still awaiting delivery.
Venture suits with a connection to the early hangars
Venture is the natural centrepiece. The pair brings together the RSI Venture ‘Starwalker’ Suit and RSI Venture ‘Infrared’ Suit, with a design inspired by the original Hangar Module among them. That is a welcome reference to an era when walking around a ship in a hangar was itself a major part of Star Citizen. The anniversary art places that familiar equipment beside the next Constellation generation, giving the old and new something more tangible in common than a date.
The artwork makes the contrast easy to appreciate: red armour panels and a gold-tinted visor on one side, darker armour and a purple-tinted visor on the other. There is also a less armoured option, the Navy Surplus Bobcat ‘RSI’ Bomber Jacket. Its subdued colour and RSI branding suit the collection's industrial setting without dressing every character for a firefight.
Three weapons, two finish names
The weapon selection carries the Infrared and Starwalker names across three different platforms. It includes the Gemini S71 ‘Infrared’ Rifle, Kastak Arms Ravager-212 ‘Infrared’ Twin Shotgun and Lightning Bolt Co. Atzkav ‘Starwalker’ Sniper Rifle.
Starwalker across four RSI hulls
The ship finishes share the Starwalker name. In the anniversary artwork, orange accents stand out against dark hull surfaces, carrying the same visual theme from the compact Skylark to the much larger spacecraft around it.
- Constellation Mk V Starwalker Paint — the new Constellation generation's finish.
- Skylark Starwalker Paint — the matching finish for RSI's new snub fighter.
- Hermes Starwalker Paint — another part of the year's RSI lineup.
- Galaxy Starwalker Paint — announced for delivery with the Galaxy at IAE 2026; it is not available in-game yet.
The spacecraft in the artwork illustrate the paint collection. The four entries are paints, not four included ships. The Galaxy finish also does not mean that the Galaxy has become flyable alongside the October Constellation release.
A small Constellation, and a place for the old armour
The five décor pieces turn the anniversary towards the places a character calls home. The RSI Constellation Mk IV Andromeda Floor Model gives the older Connie a prominent place even as the Mk V arrives, while the RSI Aurora Mk II Model represents another generation change from this year's celebration. Both are digital decorations within the game.
The RSI Venture Executive Armor Display is particularly striking in the lineup artwork: a gold suit inside an illuminated upright case. It is listed as décor, separately from the two wearable Venture suits. That distinction matters if you are looking through the items for a new outfit rather than something to display.
The remaining pieces are the RSI Constellation Mk V Coin and RSI Discovery Event Poster. The coin supplies a smaller commemorative object; the poster is intended to show the current lineup of flyable RSI ships. Its artwork is still being completed, so it belongs on the forthcoming list rather than among the decorations already delivered.
The strongest part of the collection is the way it gives both Constellation generations a place. The Mk V takes to the sky in the paint artwork while the Mk IV Andromeda becomes an object to keep on display. Add the Venture reference to the early hangars, and there is enough of Star Citizen's own history here to make the anniversary feel familiar even among the new hulls.