Kerbal Space Program 2's systems, fuel, and engines are based on research happening at places like the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Kerbal Space Program 2, released today (Feb. 24), brings a new set of opportunities to blow up rockets and break things while building a fictional space program for your Kerbonauts.

Kerbal Space Program 2 is on its way, bringing a host of new features and planets ripe for discovery to the space-flight sim. Star Theory and Private Division revealed the sequel to Kerbal Space ...

From wanting to make things easier for newcomers while keeping things good and explode-y, Kerbal Space Program 2 looks to go deeper than its predecessor.

But Kerbal Space Program 2 (KSP2) will preserve some of the learning curve its predecessor made famous. Kerbal Space Program, first released on June 24, 2011, is a popular game teaching its users ...

The explosions have gotten very exciting." Kerbal Space Program 2's big new features are all things that expand the scope of what you can do out among the stars, starting with interstellar travel.

Kerbal Space Program 2 is the long-awaited sequel to the massively popular first game. Here are some tips on getting started.

Kerbal Space Program 2, the game about developing a haphazardly dangerous space program and using it to fling little green weirdos into the cold void of space, has been delayed yet again. The long ...

Kerbal Space Program 2, even in just a few early hours of play, managed to bottle that lightbulb-above-the-head feeling, translating theoretical principles into reality. Next stop: the Mün.

Developer Star Theory showed off the follow-up to Kerbal Space Program at Gamescom, which will teach you the physics to reach distant star systems.

Kerbal Space Program 2 publisher Private Division—which also published the enhanced edition of the first game—is a publishing label of Take Two that is focused on independent games that are ...

Kerbal Space Program 2, released today (Feb. 24), brings a new set of opportunities to blow up rockets and break things while building a fictional space program for your Kerbonauts.