Kerbal Space Program

Started by smilodon, August 24, 2015, 10:34:33 AM

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This game has been in development for over a year but recently went to version 1 (May 2015) and went on sale on Steam, tough luck if you missed it.

If you're even remotely interested in games where you're not required to shoot stuff then KSP is a absolute must check out. If you're even remotely interested in Space then it's an absolute must buy.
PC Gamer gave it a 96% score putting it up there with Half Life 2, GTA V, BioShock, Civilisation and Mass Effect 2.

Rather than waffle on here just read the PC Gamer review.

QuoteIt's a reminder: we did that. On the back of science, yearning and, yes, a nearly apocalyptic competition between two superpowers, we strapped people into giant combustible machines and shot them out of our planet. We did that, and it was amazing. Kerbal Space Program is a brilliant game for a lot of reasons. It's brilliant because of the robust simulation, because of the satisfying design tools, because of the variety and options, and because of the spectacular community that has generated hundreds of mods, guides and videos designed to help you achieve whatever you want to do. Most of all, though, it's brilliant because it holds a mirror up to one of humanity's greatest achievements, and only does so when you have the greatest possible appreciation for the skill, dedication and courage involved. It's a rare and wonderful game, and deserves the strongest possible recommendation.

A perfect blend of science and slapstick, and a robust and compelling sandbox of possibility. Simply outstanding
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Yeah picked it up last week so good just trying to get my ship in to space and the pilot back alive

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