Build a space program, construct powerful spacecraft, and navigate expansive celestial bodies as you explore cosmic mysteries. Its sequel, Kerbal Space Program 2, has been fully redesigned from the ground up to meet the demands of modern and next-generation space exploration, all while maintaining the monumental foundations of the first game. I’m no good at engineering, but I can’t wait to see what the internet paints on their space cars.The original Kerbal Space Program is one of the most beloved games of all time and, years after its release, it's bigger than ever before. Kerbal Space Program takes off into early access on February 24th for PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Star Theory eventually shutdown, and development on the sequel shifted to Take-Two’s internal team, appropriately named Intercept Games.
The original KSP2 devs, Star Theory, reportedly had their staff poached by rights owner Take-Two, after a failed buyout attempt. Repeated delays are expected when dealing with spacecraft physics and intergalactic travel, but it seems there was some corporate meddling thrown in, too. Since being announced in 2019, KSP2 has been postponed thrice: first in late 2019, and on two further occasions in 2020. Kerbal Space Program 2 has had a long flight to reach early access. You can find the sequel’s full early access roadmap here.
They’ll also be implementing multiplayer and expanding the colonies feature - which lets you build outposts on planets and reach further into the deep abyss of space. During early access, the team will be focused on adding all new systems with more detailed planetary terrain to explore. At launch, KSP2 will have improved onboarding, tutorials, and an expanded Kerbolar system. The sequel is changing various parts of the experience, big and small. The rest of the trailer gets into the nitty gritty details, showcasing some of the 350 new customisable ship parts and the various interesting spacecraft you can fly - or crash.
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