Kerbal Space Program: Making History Expansion

Steam •

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GLOBAL •

PC

For those of you who might not know, Kerbal Space Program is a space simulation game whereas the name suggests, you take control over the space program created for an alien race called Kerbals. The government provided you with access to various equipment. If you utilize it properly, then the mission is going to end with a success. KSP Making History is the first expansion pack for the game. It provides you with many additional features. 

First of all, there is a history pack which allows you to participate in the mission, heavily inspired by events from the real history of space exploration. However, an element which is going to take most of your time is the Mission Builder. As the name suggests, this little feature allows you to create your scenarios. 

You decide what are the objectives of a mission or if there are any additional obstacles like limited time or fuel. Create your challenges and present them to other players. The game was never so immersive. Furthermore, thanks to the Mission Builder the fanbase of Kerbal is going to grow even closer. Share your experience with others and build up a society of space specialist, as powerful as NASA itself.

Gameplay

Kerbal Space Program Making History expansion does not change the core of the gameplay. The game is still a space simulator where your main task is to launch a successful mission. However, thanks to new elements it is much more immersive than before. Furthermore, it should be noted that the DLC also provides you with dozens of new parts together with very interesting astronaut suits. All of them were inspired by real equipment which was used in historical space programs.

Key features:

• Take control over your space program.
• Participate in history pack mission, heavily inspired by real events.
• Create your mission with the Mission Builder.
• Enjoy the new equipment and utilize them in your space program.
• Put your Kerbals in new space suits, inspired by real ones which you might know from historical space programs.