You run a space centre in a fully simulated and persistent solar system, designed to be roughly similar to our own, with analogues of Jupiter and Mars and Venus all booking it around a central star. If the original game passed you by, here’s how it works. The game is nowhere approaching finished, it barely resembles the promotional videos, and it isn’t ready, even by Early Access standards. If you were stranded on a desert island and had to recreate Kerbal Space Program from memory using nothing but coconuts and string, it would look something like Kerbal Space Program 2. They showed up at the wrong school, on a Saturday during half-term. Well the kid forgot their lunchbox, their uniform, their books and their pencil case. The developers, smiling bravely in circumstances presumably beyond their control, describe the launch as like dropping a kid off for their first day at school. A list of bugs longer than a Saturn V reads like a terrible medical diagnosis: quivering periapsis, unpredictable methane leakage, late-stage separation anxiety, loose payloads, non-stop burning, and sensitive nodes.
The extremely anticipated sequel to everyone’s favourite rocket-building space exploration game is a hot mess.
The much-anticipated sequel has suffered a rough launch into Early Access, but push through the bugs and this space exploration sim still falls way short of its ambitions. Kerbal Space Program 2 early access review
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