Recent reviews by DarkMetal485

While it may not live up to the original Kerbal Space Program in its current state, I still believe that Kerbal Space Program 2 has the potential to be even better as the team at Intercept Games continue to fix any bugs and work on future updates.

From when I first bought the game at launch, I could immediately tell that the user/player experience was vastly improved with entertaining tutorials and various UI changes along with a noticeable improvement to the graphics when compared to the original. The music that plays whenever you launch a rocket, fly a plane, and orbit or land on different planets also makes the game more engaging and adds the sense of achievement you get whenever you manage to build something that doesn't immediately crash upon take off.

Even with these improvements, it's clear that there's still much to be improved in regard to performance between different systems and things that affect gameplay such as undocking a lander causing you to lose the engines from slamming into the cargo bay, or even the frustrating issue of "wobbly" rockets.

Overall, I feel like I'm content with the current state of the game and I'm excited to see how the game improves as the Early Access phase continues.

Well then. Not long ago, I finally completed OneShot!

After playing through the game three times, along with experiencing each ending, I feel like I had really enjoyed the game.

Whilst playing OneShot, I also felt like I had a connection to Niko (the protagonist), at least at an emotional level. This connection really hit me during my first playthrough, when I was given the choice of either letting Niko return home, or placing the Sun.

I fully believe that OneShot was worth the price I paid for it (£6.99), and I feel like this is a game that everyone should experience.

I would recommend Kerbal Space Program to anyone who likes space or building rockets. It is both fun and challenging at the same time. When the stuff you built goes wrong, it is fun to see it explode in a spectacular fashion.