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Posted on: February 14, 2016
jddes97
Games: 28 Reviews: 1
Review for New Players
If you're thinking of giving the game a try check out my review. https://youtu.be/MHtb8USefP8
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Posted on: August 1, 2016
DynamicDD
Verified ownerGames: 299 Reviews: 1
quicksave is your friend
You build rockets and try to explore space. Overall, the game does deliver that very good. The career mode gives your progress some structure which makes it easyer to get into the game. As far as I can tell it, the physics are generally quite well for a game too. There is a Demo out there which I tried first and I think it doesn't do the complete game justice. I found the game much better than what the Demo showed at first. The biggest negative point, which leads to only 3 stars in my review, is that it crashes far too often. It crashes about once every 2 hours for me (win 10, a4-6300, integrated graphics).
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Posted on: October 18, 2016
Stern1710
Verified ownerGames: 130 Reviews: 4
Build the rockets you ever wanted
To be honest, my most liked part of the game is the sandbox mode where a good buddy (he is the much more experienced player) and I do compete in self-made challanges like "highest top-speed at the end of the runway" or fastet rocket. The graphics are quite fine for the game. Of course, it is far away from beeing beautiful, but it runs on almost any PC and therefore it is fine, as the look is not what the game was made for Building at staging spacships is, after some time, very easy to do and even for total newcomers quite easy to handle. Happily the menues got better in the last patches, before that it was a bit difficult in my eyes. Steering and controlling a space vehicle is kind of easy, but I would love to see multi-selection of the same parts, for example the landing wheels on a "space plane", as it is some kind of difficult to click them all by there own (yes i know that parts that where placed with using the duplication mode in the hanger do it all at once). There are still some kind of glitches in the game, but as far as I could figure it out, they are quite entertaining and far away from beeing a "gamebreaker". For me it is simply a great way to build the rockets or planes I ever wanted to create and of course to see if they would actually have worked as I planned them.
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Posted on: January 25, 2017
heavyzobech
Verified ownerGames: 73 Reviews: 2
I still have to figure how physics work
Some say this game isn't for everyone. They're right, unless you're OK to make a supposedly simple rocket spin on itself and immediately crash after an eight-shaped looping, laugh hard, not understand what just happened, try again, get your very first Kerbonaut in space, deorbit him, and leave him stranded without fuel aroun the Mun. Then, you'll become frustrated and start thinking - and reading - hard about planet physics and stuffs like that. It can be frightening, and I hope it's gonna be rewarding. I'm still trying to figure how to nicely orbit something around Kerban. Atmospheric reentry optional.
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Posted on: December 16, 2017
jerank
Games: 390 Reviews: 3
KSP - it really is rocket science.
KSP is a great, flawed game. It can be insanely addicted and habit-forming, but also incredibly frustrating. Don't believe people when they say it's a game for everyone; it really isn't. What it is is a game for the dedicated perfectionist, someone who is willing to devote a large amount of time to mastering a very specific set of skills in order to succeed. Your first few hours with the game will most likely to excruciatingly difficult, and full of trial-and-error moments where you have literally no idea what you're doing wrong. But once you hit your groove and master the basic mechanics of the game, it can become incredibly rewarding. My advice to newbies is to go look at the wiki first. Join the forums. Look up the reddit. Immerse yourself in the actual community of the game before playing. Also go and subscribe to Youtubers like Scott Manley, who give brilliant tutorials on the basic game-play and provide inspirational examples of what you can accomplish in it. In many ways, playing KSP is like going on an international trip. You have to do a LOT of tiresome busywork - ordering tickets, checking passports, organizing luggage, learning local laws, etc - but it's all in preparation for a unique experience. Prepare well and you'll be left with an unmatched sense of accomplishment. Prepare badly and you'll be hitting that Refund button before the ten hour mark.
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