PSBlog Feed: Kerbal Space Program Launches July 12 on PS4

[Commander Fury]

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work for NASA and build rockets that go into space? On July 12 you’ll be able to get closer than ever playing Kerbal Space Program (KSP) on your PS4 — right from your couch.

If you’re into space travel, flight simulators, or sandbox games, there’s no way you can miss this. Our physics-based space flight simulator is recognized for its realism and attention to detail, while keeping the gameplay experience fun and rewarding.

 

In KSP, we put you in charge of the recently launched space program for a fun and clever alien race — the Kerbals. These little guys are counting on you to build spaceships, rockets, and vehicles that can take off and hold on during fun space travel missions, without hurting them in the process…

You’ll have a collection of parts and tools to accomplish this, each one with unique functionalities that will affect your ship and its chances of taking off (or crashing).

With completely redesigned controls and gameplay that’s challenging yet fun, you’ll have everything needed to conquer space with the Kerbals.

Our game offers three gameplay modes: Sandbox, where you’re free to build anything your imagination can come up with; Science Mode lets you perform scientific experiments and advance the knowledge of Kerbals to unlock new technologies; and Career Mode, where you control every aspect of the space program, including crew management, reputation building, as well as embarking on side missions called “contracts†to earn funds and upgrade your space center facilities (or repair them).

Flying your vessel has never been so fun in KSP — using the triggers and sticks on DualShock 4, you can have a more precise analog experience to make advanced maneuvers with your aircraft.

So sit back and relax, while you build the perfect rocket to reach Mun. Don’t forget to download Kerbal Space Program from Playstation Store on July 12. The Kerbals are counting on you to take them to space!

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