Failure is definitely an option in the forthcoming Kerbal Space Program 2. Kerbal Space Program, first released on June 24, 2011, is a popular game teaching its users the physics of spaceflight.

The Kerbal Space Program sequel is heading to early access in February next year. The much-anticipated Kerbal Space Program 2 will launch into early access on February 24, 2023, available on Steam, ...

Deleting parts or assemblies can be done by hitting backspace on your keyboard or picking them up and placing them in the big red bin in the screen's bottom left corner. Unlike NASA, the Kerbal Space ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. This Seattle-based studio will focus exclusively on KSP, taking over development from Star Theory. In a press briefing, Take-Two confirmed that this ...

Developer Intercept Games and publisher Private Division dropped a new update for Kerbal Space Program 2, as the game released the For Science! Update. The game has been in Early Access for nearly a ...

This latest delay comes from Nate Simpson, the creative director of Kerbal Space Program 2. Simpson claims he can finally answer the question of when the game is going to come out, but fans may be ...

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Development of Kerbal Space Program 2 has moved from Star Theory Games to a newly formed, KSP-dedicated studio, publisher Private Division announced Friday. The new studio is owned by Private Division ...

Games publisher Take-Two is laying off 70 employees in the Seattle area, which appear to include some or possibly all of Intercept Games, the Seattle-based developer of Kerbal Space Program 2. However ...