In addition, players will be able to share these experiences collectively in multiplayer for the first time in franchise history. You can also find him on social media as on Twitter (because Spontaneous James was too long apparently).Players will be able to build without the constraints of planetary gravitation for the first time, which allows for larger constructions and more complex creations than ever before – including interstellar vessels. He’s still starting out when it comes to making online content, but aside from his writing he can found on his Twitch page under the handle SpontaneousJames. He’s an avid gamer and can be found nowadays either messing around in Red Dead 2, or being cheap as can be as Reaper in Overwatch. His love for video games goes all the way back to the age of 4, playing Mega Man 3 for the first time on his NES.
From his hyperactive childhood to his….Well, still hyperactive adulthood, he’s been writing and performing in some capacity for practically his entire life. Jamie Latour is a writer and actor based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Development is under way right now, and hopefully it won’t be long before we can fly our Kerbals out onto new planets, and smile as they manage to find new ways to blow themselves up. There’s no indication of a release date, which considering that this is only an animated trailer is not surprising. There will also be multiplayer, which really makes Kerbal Space Program 2 look like it wants to be No Man’s Sky, only with characters that look like off-brand Minions. Along with just reaching space, there will also be a focus on interstellar travel, and building colonies on newly discovered planets.
The trailer unfortunately doesn’t show us any actual in-game footage of Kerbal Space Program 2, but it does give us an idea of what new developer Star Theory is aiming to accomplish with this game. See also Activision CEO Says Using Warzone To Market New COD Games Beats All Forms Of Paid Media Advertising No matter how dramatic the music gets, this is still a ridiculous game about realizing you’re probably not cut out for space travel. Then after landing on a planet, you see the terrified face of a Kerbal as he falls out of the ship, and you’re snapped back to reality.įrom there, spacecrafts explode, structures collapse, various buildings fall on top of each other, and the Kerbals scream as they’re hurled head first into complete destruction. Soon, M83’s “Outro” from Hurry Up, I’m Dreaming begins to play, and it’s easy to think that this is all an advertisement for a big budget space drama, or some kind of Discovery Channel show. The trailer starts off with a beautiful, serene shot of a tiny spaceship floating over a massive planet. It seems less like a trailer for a sequel to Kerbal Space Program, and more like a trailer for a sequel to Gravity. And weirdly enough, even though the game is basically about trying to get your silly, little green men into the cold recesses of space, the trailer is completely over the top epic and dramatic. Well rejoice wannabe astronauts, as we found out today that a sequel is on the way.
Of course, unless you were actually working for NASA, chances are that most of your attempts at breaking through the atmosphere ended up as total catastrophes. Kerbal Space Program was a fun game for anyone who fancied themselves as a potential space engineer. You Are Reading : Kerbal Space Program 2s Trailer Is Just So Ridiculously Dramatic Kerbal Space Program 2’s Trailer Is Just So Ridiculously Dramatic
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