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Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete now available on Xbox One and PS4

September 16, 2020 by Andrew Newton

Private Division and Squad have announced the release of Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete on the Microsoft and Playstation Stores.  This complete edition comes with the critically-acclaimed space simulation game and the History and Parts Pack and Breaking Ground expansions in a nice discounted bundle.

In Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete it’s time to head off into space with an alien race known as Kerbals. Take part of the alien’s space program and assemble fully-functional spacecraft that can enter orbit and then send crews out into space to explore moons and the other planets in the Kerbol system.  Once you’ve found another planet take the next step and construct bases and space stations.

There are three game modes available: Science Mode will require players to perform experiments to unlock new Kerbal technology, Career Mode has players oversee all aspects of the space program, including construction, funding and more while Sandbox Mode unlocks all parts and technology allowing players free rein over the alien’s voyage into space.

Featuring:

  • Build spaceships, space stations and vehicles using a combination of parts, with each having their own function affecting the spacecraft.
  • Take full control over your ship’s setup.
  • Manage your Kerbal crew from the hiring and training to sending them into space to boldly go where no Kerbal has gone before.
  • Discover a whole star system with unique moons and planets.Dock spacecraft together to construct space stations, massive starships, and surface bases on new planets.
  • Use satellites to scan terrain and discover anomalies.
  • Set up communications networks to communicate between your spacecraft and Kerbal Space Center.
  • Research and develop new technologies to extract resources from all over the system.

The History and Parts Pack provides additional missions inspired by historical events, launch sites and more and the Breaking Ground Pack introduces fresh robotic parts and an extended toolset to collect scientific data.

Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete is available now on the Microsoft and Playstation Stores for £49.99.

 

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete, Private Division, Squad

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