Gets boring pretty quickly for me, but fun to mess around in once in a while
really exceptional game, takes everything interesting about spaceflight and somehow makes it fun while keeping an amazing level of realism
Very fun game, love playing it whenever I play it.
My first playthrough: Build a tall and powerful mono-stage rocket, and fling it against the Moon like an arrow, then wondering like the dumb-self why it was so hard to stop and in the end run-out of fuel before I could complete a correction course.
My second playthrough: For an astronomy nerd like myself, it is kinda embarrassing admitting that I, for some reason, did not know how basic orbital mechanics worked, and so I went to the wiki to see what the problem with my spacecraft was, and it turns out that a rocket powered arrow can't turn that well. I then stage my rocket "properly" (meaning: that it took me a couple of tries to get to the moon, because a wrongly staged part would make everything go awry). I then finally get to the Mun and I am so proud of myself at that moment.
My third playthrough: I am yet again building spaceplanes and space stations with very specific purposes, because they are cool, I haven't landed on another planet in months and the closest thing is a probe orbiting the Mun.
This game should've been advertised as a parody of Tom Wolfe's "The Right Stuff".
Note to curators of game entries: Kerbal Space Program was released on June 24th 2011, not in April 27th 2015.
My second playthrough: For an astronomy nerd like myself, it is kinda embarrassing admitting that I, for some reason, did not know how basic orbital mechanics worked, and so I went to the wiki to see what the problem with my spacecraft was, and it turns out that a rocket powered arrow can't turn that well. I then stage my rocket "properly" (meaning: that it took me a couple of tries to get to the moon, because a wrongly staged part would make everything go awry). I then finally get to the Mun and I am so proud of myself at that moment.
My third playthrough: I am yet again building spaceplanes and space stations with very specific purposes, because they are cool, I haven't landed on another planet in months and the closest thing is a probe orbiting the Mun.
This game should've been advertised as a parody of Tom Wolfe's "The Right Stuff".
Note to curators of game entries: Kerbal Space Program was released on June 24th 2011, not in April 27th 2015.
funny
Jogaço, um simulador muito competente no que faz, com vários mods a sua disposição.
cool, need to play more
Jogo interessante tirando que eu causei uns 20 acidentes com o foguete
it's fun but hard to have successful trips to space
We're going to fucking space bois!!!
This game isn't for everyone, but if you like defeating self-imposed challenges, this game is a wonderful sandbox. Everything you achieve in this game....you achieved yourself! Congrats!
This game isn't for everyone, but if you like defeating self-imposed challenges, this game is a wonderful sandbox. Everything you achieve in this game....you achieved yourself! Congrats!
This game is directly responsible for my career
I accidentaly released Jebediah in the outer space and he started orbiting the sun.... he became a new planet... he became a god...
This is just like dark souls but for actual virgins
One of my favorite games... strongly recommend for people who like challenge, a degree of learning curve and exploration
Don't get what everyone is having trouble with, it's just rocket science! Most fun I've ever had designing something in a game is when I had to figure out how to transport 10 rich space tourists to the moon and back.
I have like 60 hours and still can't land on the fucking moon
This game just rules, it reignited my love of space exploration, it taught me orbital mechanics, it probably taught the next generation of actual rocket scientists orbital mechanics.
I'm not sure what counts as "completed" for a game like this but I've been to the Mun, I've been to Duna, I've seen Ion beams glowing off Moons of Jool. I got 950 hours in this game, I'mma call it completed.
I'm not sure what counts as "completed" for a game like this but I've been to the Mun, I've been to Duna, I've seen Ion beams glowing off Moons of Jool. I got 950 hours in this game, I'mma call it completed.
MAYBE
C'mon guys, its not that hard, its not rocket scienc- wait
i played this for like 60 hours and never made it to the moon
no has soñao alguna vez crear un cohete pa ver como estabas equivocado por completo?
Amazing game. Can't wait for the sequel.
I am convinced that no-one has ever made it past Duna (Mars).
I am convinced that no-one has ever made it past Duna (Mars).
I don't understand how anyone can like these type of games, they're far too complicated to bring any form of enjoyment
Ir a muna y volver, el juego.
4/10
Jebediah my beloved.
I'm bad at KSP...
I make a thing and it doesn't work. Turns out, to do rockets you actually have to know rocket science. Atleast I can smile while I see it explore in the air :)
Look, I tried on multiple occasions but I could not wrap my head around how to even build a basic rocket, let alone operate one well enough to get anywhere you want to get. The complexity is high, but I appreciate that if you do have a handle on it you can do amazing things. It's really cool how realistic the space mechanics are for those who manage to grapple with the UI and systems and are able to put things into space, get them places and bring them home, but it's all just beyond me.
Komplike bir oyun. Ben orta düzeyde oynayabiliyorum. Optimal bir şekilde oynamak için baya kafa yormanız gerek, bu oyunun özgün ve iyi yönü olsa da göze atmak için girip bir bakan oyuncular için sıkıntılı olabilir.