Kerbal Space Program Program 2

Kerbal Space Program, Artemis

Kerbal Space Program players significantly increased after Artemis 2 mission

Artemis 2, NASA’s first crewed mission beyond low-Earth orbit since Apollo, has not only accomplished a historic milestone but it has also sparked interest in gaming.The mission, carrying four astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft,

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Artemis 2 mission sends 'Kerbal Space Program' player numbers soaring to the Mun

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Kerbal Space Program rockets to it highest concurrent player count on Steam since it launched

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NASA shifts focus to Artemis III, outlines future Moon missions

NASA is already turning its attention to upcoming lunar missions just days after the successful return of the Artemis 2 crew.

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Artemis II crew back on Earth. Crew speaks out at welcome home event

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Artemis II crew’s return a milestone for science, says local astronomer

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NASA moon mission helps classic Steam space game explode 10 years after launch

In early April, NASA and its Artemis II mission inspired humanity to look toward the heavens. Now that the four-person space crew has returned home, however, the public still hasn't had its fill of space travel.

NASA’s Artemis II mission causes indie space travel game to surge on Steam

Gamers are finding a renewed love for Kerbal Space Program after NASA's Artemis II mission inspires new love for science and space travel.

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Player Count for 11-Year-Old Steam Game is Suddenly Blowing Up

Steam players are flocking back to an 11-year-old game, boosting its player count to a peak that goes beyond its original launch-day numbers.

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Kerbal Space Program 2 was deleted

The former Creative Director of Kerbal Space Program discusses recent events following the problematic launch of KSP2. Topics covered include the responsibilities of Take Two, the ownership debate on the game,

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Fascinated By Artemis 2? KSP Is Heavily Discounted In The Xbox Spring Sale Right Now

I don't know about you, but I've been fascinated by everything to do with Artemis 2's mission to the moon over the past few days. I've been watching livestreams, I've been checking out documentaries about the old Apollo missions,