"The Making History Expansion provides players with new tools to expand their creativity and design more exciting content to share," Nestor Gomez, lead producer at Squad, said in a statement. "I can finally do my favorite mission in Kerbal!" exclaimed Tim Dodd, also known as the "Everyday Astronaut," as he attempted to fly a Kerbal version of the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in a video of him playing the "Making History" expansion. Titan II, shuttle external tank (or the Space Launch System core) and, with the addition of a new larger stage (tank), the iconic Saturn V moon booster. (Image credit: Squad/Private Division)Īs for the rockets, stages and adapters now have multiple skins players can select to match the look of the Soviet R-7, U.S. The Soviet Union's Vostok capsule as assembled in Kerbal Space Program: Making History expansion. The game already included spacecraft parts based on the Mercury capsule and Apollo command module, although they get a new look with the expansion to match the new additions.
The new parts include capsules modeled after the Soviet Vostok, Voskhod and Soyuz spacecraft - in KSP referred to, respectively, as the KV-1 "Onion," KV-2 "Pea" and KV-3 "Pomegranate - as well as NASA's two-seater Gemini (or MK-2 command pod) and the Apollo lunar module (Munar Excursion Module, or M.E.M.). "There are a bunch of new parts which match up to the early U.S.
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"There are a ton of different capsules," said Scott Manley, a self-described "infamous Youtube Rocket Scientist" (and Apple software developer) who makes videos about KSP, in a first look at the "Making History" expansion. The "Making History" expansion also includes a number of new parts and astronaut suits inspired by the Space Race that players can use throughout the game. "From spacewalking to crash landing on the Mun and everything in between, players can attempt to recreate iconic moments inspired by historic events - but with a unique Kerbal twist," Private Division and Squad, KSP's original developer, described in a press release on Tuesday (March 13). Kerbals, the alien race in Kerbal Space Program, can now launch on missions based on human spaceflights.
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