That’s where Breaking Ground shines the brightest. Dozens of hours can be spent building up your available roster of engine parts, learning new skills, and eventually making it to the outer reaches of the Kerbin system only to find little of interest there. While the base game was expansive, and last year’s Making History expansion built atop it, there has always been a small feeling that you put more into the game than it returns to you. Still, KSP always sat there, tempting me with its relaxing and intricate gameplay.
I’m firmly in the latter group, having spent tons of time with Kerbal Space Program but drifted off at various times as other games ate up my gameplay hours. If you do take that leap you’ll certainly find yourself enrapture once again in the beauty and joy of Kerbal Space Program But what all is in there and is it worth the price? I went hands-on with the new DLC and am here to break down my thoughts for both longtime fans and potentially returning players. Featuring tons of new items to use in your rocket construction and space exploration efforts, longtime fans are understandably excited for this $14.99 package. One of indie and early access gaming’s biggest successes is growing once again with Kerbal Space Program: Breaking Ground, the newest expansion for the intricate space simulator.
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