For those unfamiliar with Kerbal Space Program, the game is a resource management and engineering fiends dream come true, initially tasking the player with building a craft capable of reaching the moon.
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For those who haven’t had an opportunity to play the game yet, Kerbal Space Program is a quirky take on the popular sandbox simulation genre. But it’s a trial and error process and you’ll get there in the end. In practice, the physics are a bit… wonky.
Kerbal’s possibly even more unbelievable for its development history.
American studio Flying Tiger is handling the port.
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The PC release of Kerbal Space Program launched out of Early Access earlier this year, and is now available for Windows, Mac and Linux on Steam. At the moment, the game developer hasn’t released an exact availability date nor any pricing details, but we should get them in the near future. Clearly Squad wouldn’t be going ahead with a port without considering this rather critical point, so it’s sufficient to say it’ll have worked something out.
