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Kerbal Space Program
Squad has announced that it's bringing its spaceship-building sim Kerbal Space Program over to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next month. The game allows people to bring the adorable Kerbal creatures into the space age, designing and launching ships of their own creation. And, if things are designed well enough, they'll actually be able to explore other planets.
The game has been a cult favorite on PC for years, with players sharing their own amazing triumphs and explosive failures. You can get a taste of what both of those scenarios look like in the new trailer below.
Players can choose to play in a freeform sandbox, or opt for science or career modes, in which you research tech to advance and manage the entire space program for your Kerbals.
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