Installed.

Mostly in hope that it allows us to stockpile nuclear wastes on one side of the moon, and crack a match there.

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gotta love steam.

(yes, turning into one of THOSE threads too)

NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE

I've been playing this since around July of last year, and haven't managed to make it anywhere other than the Mun if that makes you feel any better. I still love the game though. Probably my favorite game of the last couple years.

Good job on your Mun landing!

I love this game, but alas I'm awful at it. Hopefully I can actually sit down and sink some serious time into it soon though.

Updating my demo version. Thanks.

I absolutely love this game. I'm still learning the ropes, and Scott Manley's videos do help. There's a crapload of mods for the game too. More rockets, even Matter/Anti-matter engines. It's fun seeing if I can strap so many rockets together and see what happens. My flights usually end on the Launch Pad in a nice big explosion. :)

0.19 is out. Sexy rovers time.

I would love to buy this game from GoG, rather than Kerbal directly. Pweeeeeze... can this happen?

I know it's an Alpha State game, but it's very playable. Steam sells it, and there was a mention than GoG could be an option.

Any chance of it happening?

GOG.com at the moment does not sell games which haven't been completed yet by developers. GOG.com did do a recent poll for GOG.com users on whether they'd be interested in buying games still in Alpha/Beta state, among other things. As I recall, not many people were interested in seeing unfinished games on GOG.com - however, please take what I just said with a grain of salt since I never regularly followed the forum topic on the poll.

I hope GOG considers allowing projects with a fair chance of success to appear on here. Project zomboid and kerbal space program are two games i'd certainly buy here. Its almost a given that at some point they will make it to steam, but I would certainly want an alternative

What's wrong with Steam?

Use the general discussion forum's search function, and GOG.com's users will be more than happy to tell you why. :)

I just had a look at the results of the survey, about 60% are in favour of alpha/unfinished games coming to GOG. I hope GOG goes ahead and gets some big name titles added, it should be a win-win situation for everyone involved