Kerbal Space Program

Pros: +Construction +Complex +Challenging +You might actually learn something about science if you take the time to understand the intricacies of the game Cons: -The simulation is complex, so strange bugs sometimes occur Kerbal Space Program is a fun and challenging space exploration simulator. It is a highly detailed and complex game that doesn't take itself too seriously. KSP is the kind of game where mistakes can be as much, if not more, fun than success. An overly-simple description of this game would be LEGO's in space. It should be noted that to really grasp this game and truly experience everything it has to offer, you will have to do some homework. There are tons of guides and tutorials to help with this, so don't let that hold you back.

Kerbal space program has a level for everyone. Learning how to get things into space, circularize your orbit, and even go to both of the moons of the main planet are fairly complex, but after a few videos and several hundred attempts, you'll eventually get there. Dive deeper and you can get to one of the other planet, probably with probes at first, but eventually land a Kerbal there, and even have your own base! But the more you want to do, the harder everything gets! Get bored with the vanilla game? There are hundreds of mods that you can get and easily set up! KSP is a game I constantly come back to and Squad is still working hard to make it a game for everyone.

Kerbal is a well done space game that will satisfy everyones craving to build rockets and take them to space. The physics system is very well done and allows for users to create their own crafts and launch into space, land on planets, explore moons...there is no limit. There is a career mode as well as sandbox. Career can be very rewarding working with limited parts and achieving a mun landing. This game is very fun as well as a little bid educational. The community has lots of great mods and part add ons. If you are on the fence about Kerbal then take the plunge, its well worth it.

Masterful: It refers to many aspects of this game. You yourself must be masterful in order to have any sort of success. The game has a unique art style that they masterfully pull off. The concept was a difficult one but again was masterfully done. The gameplay, mechanics, and so many other things are all just so masterfully done. The only thing holding this game back from a 92 is my personal ineptitude at the game. I found that it was very tough to get into. The tutorials are alright but it doesn't seem to be the most useful thing. If you research help on the game so many things seem to make assumptions as to what you know (I wanted to get to Mun and I was seeing mention of Delta V and drag force and many things) so you really need to do a lot of research if you want to get started. The interface can be slightly confusing until you learn it. What I am trying to say is that this game is tough for beginners but once you pass that threshold you are on your way into a game that is so masterfully done that you will be addicted.

Once upon a time, on Kerbin, a Kerbal looked into the sky and said: "Is Minmus made of jelly?". So began the Kerbal Space Program. The main purpose of this game is sending a lot of stuff in space, like probes, manned vessels or a flying trash: the only limit are your imagination and your computer can calculate (a thousand pieces rocket may lag). Physics is pretty realistic, even if some parts like antennas are physicsless, and orbit simulations are awesome. Rockets are little op, you won't have to take care of as much as NASA, so every player, with 1 or 2 hours of practice will be able to dock and make his first space station. There are a lot of tutorials, covering every aspect of the game. Building a ship, orbiting, landing, rendez-vous with another ship (or an asteroid) won't have any secrets for you. But the UI is a little messy, you can watch Scott Manley's youtube channel, he has a lot of KSP videos, and give a lot of tipps.