Simpson explains that the reason for the delay, simply enough, is the development team at Intercept Games requiring more time to fulfil its ambitions for the game, polishing it as much as it needs to, and ensuring that it runs well on all platforms. Later when? There’s no word on that just yet. It is now scheduled to launch for PC sometime in early 2023, while the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and Xbox One versions will arrive later. In a recently released video, the game’s creative director Nate Simpson announced that Kerbal Space Program has been delayed again. Now, less than halfway through the year, it turns out that’s not happening either. Announced originally with a 2020 launch window, it was later delayed to fiscal year 2021, then to Fall 2021, and then to 2022. It’s changed developers, and the process was apparently more than a little ugly, and more than a few times, it’s been delayed as well. The sequel is developed by Take-Two's Private Division and Intercept Games.Kerbal Space Program 2 has been an interesting game to follow. In 2017, the Kerbal Space Program IP was acquired by Take-Two Interactive. Kerbal Space Program's original developer was Squad. Today sees the release of the 1.12 On Final Approach update for PC, which brings a number of additions and improvements to the game, including a new maneuver tool app, a new slim suit option, new firework dispensers and solar panels parts, an alarm clock to help players keep track of important events, and new Easter eggs scattered around the solar system. In-development sequel Kerbal Space Program 2 is due out in 2022, also on PS5 and Xbox Series X and S. The popular space simulation game, which first launched on PC in April 2015 before making the jump to console in 2016, has sold more than five million units. This next-gen update is free to existing owners on PS4 and Xbox One. Kerbal Space Program Enhanced Edition originally released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in January 2018.
This release benefits from upgraded shaders and textures allowing for more stunning overall visual impressions for players." The additional system memory on these consoles results in a more stable game experience and allows for an increase of part count on player's crafts and contraptions. Xbox Series S runs Kerbal Space Program at 1080p and also boasts better framerate.
"Playing Kerbal Space Program Enhanced Edition on PS5 and Xbox Series X results in a technical boost, with the action running at quad high definition 1440p and an improved framerate over previous console versions.
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