Publisher Private Division has announced the release date for Breaking Ground, a downloadable add-on for the space engineer simulator Kerbal Space Program, on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The DLC will be available on these platforms on December 5th.
The purchase of the console version will cost $14,99. Recall that the premiere of the add-on on the PC took place on May 30 this year, and in the price is only 499 rubles. βIn this feature-rich expansion, the focus is on tasks that can be performed on the surface of celestial bodies: you will find many interesting scientific experiments and an expanded arsenal of tools,β the developers say. βNow, after landing on a space body, you can install data collection equipment and conduct scientific experiments on it.β
In addition to the above, Breaking Ground adds new terrain features found throughout the solar system. Here you have craters, and rock formations, and cryovolcanoes, and much more. Their search, scanning and further delivery of scientific samples to Kerbin is one of the new tasks for players. The engineering arsenal will also expand: to create new unique devices, you can use swivel joints, pistons, rotors and servo drives of rotational motion of various sizes. Of course, you will have to carefully take into account the laws of physics, otherwise your creation will shatter into pieces. Most likely in the funniest way!
Well, if all the features of the Kerbal Space Program have been studied for a long time, then already in 2020 you will be able to play a full-fledged sequel - Kerbal Space Program 2019 was announced at the August gamescom 2. The Star Theory team is developing instead of the Squad studio.
Source: 3dnews.ru