Kerbal Space Program 2 will continue to work for a while. Developer Star Theory has delayed the game’s launch to early 2023.
Creative Director Nate Simpson Explains Project forum and in a video message that the design of the spaceflight simulator had “huge technological complexity” and that the team needed more time to ensure its perfection. In the video posted below, Simpson explains by saying:
“We have also set ourselves a very high quality standard. The game must [perform] on many machines. Graphics must be unparalleled. The universe must be rich and exciting to explore. Internally, we have set ourselves the goal of creating an experience that is both unique and engaging. ”
Like it the predecessor was well received, Kerbal Space Program 2 tasks the player with commanding a space program run by lovable green astronauts to build rockets and other crafts for space exploration. The game uses realistic physics to allow the player to perform real-life orbital maneuvers used to locate and land on celestial bodies. The next part is published for the first time at Gamescom 2019 with a 2020 release window Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic delayed development and forced the team to set a goal in the fall of 2021 to replace. Of course, the game also missed that window, and the most recent is expected to launch later this year.
Kerbal Space Program 2 is targeting PC at launch, with console versions coming later that year.
Unfortunately, Kerbal isn’t the only big game pushed to 2023. We recently compiled a list of every major title of 2022 that will slip out of the year as you can read. this.
