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Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of, then follow the prompts. Press the Xbox button to open the guide, then select Home. Given the physics nature of the game, I figure there must be many PFers who play it. Sign in to your Xbox One (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with). (However, in an effort to be kind to Greg, if you have alot of images, preferably put them on the Internet somewhere first and then link to them here, rather than attach them directly to the post.) I figure this would be a good place to share your screen captures, success stories, failures, trials and tribulations with the game.Īnd being that the game is so open-ended, I would love to hear how others have fared in their Kerbal adventures. (Btw, I noticed there was another PF thread with the same name and subject that got closed. I'm posting this in 'Fun, Photo & Games' which I'm thinking fits the appropriate content.) I'm guessing it was closed because the thread was posted in the Aerospace Engineering subforum. I don't know if it's because I used to build model rockets as a kid, or because I've been interested in physics and astronomy for most of my life, or because I play a lot of computer games - and I do play a lot of computer games - but less than two weeks ago, on a whim I bought the game on Steam, and I have to say that I have never been so captivated by video a game in decades, maybe ever, as I have with with Kerbal Space Program (KSP).įor those unfamiliar with KSP, it's an open-ended, sandbox type of computer game. By that I mean that there is no ultimate ending where you 'win' the game. Instead, you are given things like rocket parts (and aeroplane parts), and you can put them together to build a rocket (or aircraft) as you see fit. What you do with it once you build it is completely your choice (assuming it doesn't crash or explode). You can try to visit other parts of Kerbin (Kerbal's home planet), try to get into orbit, try to go to a Kerbin moon or even another planet (or a moon of another planet). It's all left up to you, in any order (if at all).

Typically though, one starts small, and gets a rocket to work. Then you'll probably strive to get something into orbit. I'll just go perform my routine check on the piston storage cupboard an- oh god no.Then you might want to push yourself to transfer that orbit to a Kerbin moon, eventually gaining the skill to land on that moon and return to Kerbin in one piece. The first expansion, Breaking Ground, is half-price there too and everything's available all together cheap in the Complete Edition. To lure in actual newcomers, the base game has a 75% discount for the next week on Steam. Newcomers (well, relative newcomers) can get the Breaking Ground expansion from Steam the game's own site for £13/€15/$15.

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Note: that doesn't mean you should go building warbots, remember? 'CorSPACE' here was very responsible with this spidercar:Īs promised way back when, this and all other expansions are free to players who bought Kerbal by the end of April 2013. They also have a controller system to program and synchronise components, creating complex movements and behaviours. Roboparts arriving in Breaking Ground are 'hinge, piston, rotor, and rotational servo in various sizes,' I'm told, letting players add all sorts of mechanical doodads to their creations.

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What most interests me is that feature several Kerbal mods added ages ago: robotics.

This is still Kerbal, so apparently ramming into things to create seismic shocks counts as science. Squad say the Breaking Ground expansion 'is focused on increasing the objective possibilities once celestial bodies have been reached by adding more interesting scientific endeavors and expanding the toolset.' So munmen will plop down science gadgets for experiments and roam around scanning the landscape for interesting rock formations to study.

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And if you're using a mod to add multiplayer, don't you and your pals have any ideas about starting a Robot Wars on the Mun. Don't get any ideas about building a giant mechanical tarantula to skitter around mission control. Remember: robotics components are for serious scientific expeditions only. Along with new ground-based deployable scientific research gadgets, it adds surface formations to study and, most importantly, robotic pistons and joints and things. Out now, it doesn't do much for spaceflight but does give more to do once you've actually landed somewher eout there. For a game about spaceships, Kerbal Space Program's latest expansion has a curiously terrestrial focus not to mention name: Breaking Ground.