Kerbal Space Program 2

£44,99 for a EA game?. If people buy this game its the reason that full release base games will go up to £100 what's not even finished and season pass will be £50. Steam should put a price cap on EA games like they use to as it was when EA first came out. It was a way to help small devs make a few quid while making it but bigger companies now taking advantage of it.
 
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I bought it else where for 30£. My lad is home and pretty content with it, although he keeps telling me about all the bugs lol
 
Bug One said:
I've had enough. It's so buggy it's almost impossible to play.

I'll wait until they've released a few updates.
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Yup, I watched a few vids (mostly Matt Lowne) and reached the same conclusion, will wait for them to iron out the kinks and hopefully the price will also come down in that time (and hopefully a worthwhile gpu upgrade will appear).
On the plus side it's inspired me to play the first one again and it looks loads better than I remembered, so I'd suggest that if you haven't played it for a few years!
 
Eugh. Gave it another go following the patch. Still absolutely abysmal. It's like they've completely disregarded every fix and improvement they ever made from KSP1.
 
I would say it will likely be at least 12 months before it's in a decently playable state. Probably even longer for all the main features to be added. If it was <£15 I would pick it up. No chance at the price it is.
 
think has reached price-point I'll go for it - that with the new patch that seems to be getting good reviews

via Epic store only something like £22 with Epic voucher, I think I might even buy KSP2 and KSP1 complete edition for total of £30 or thereabouts

bargain really
 
Bro messaged me to say it seems much better now and he's getting good / high / consistant FPS. Might be finally worth a look into!
 
£22.60 on Epic store :)

glad to hear running much better

Kerball 1 complete is just over £10 with Epic voucher, and I think if I buy KSP2 first I will get some additional off

I think I might just buy both. I do have KSP (for years and years) on my Steam account but my son has sort of taken over my Steam account lol
 
Yeah it looks like the 'for science' update has sorted the biggest issue that was putting me off buying (wobbly rockets), not to mention making the game a lot more fleshed out with stuff to do.

At £23 I think it might be time to take the plunge :)
 
It’s a shame as i feel like ksp2 could have been legendary if approached right. Hopefully they will sell the rights to the ip and get it in the hands of someone more willing to develop it
 
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