Most parts are just retextured and shiny parts from the first game, the terrain looks and has the same bugs (when viewing from a distance) as it had in the original and so on. Quite a few people are saying that the game is built from the ground up, but is that really the case? Yes, the GUI is different and so are the menus, but the rest of the game feels like it's the same thing but just with some extra shaders. I'm a bit late to the party, but here goes:
My 1080ti is faster than the min specs, but I don't know if it's a feature set problem, does it need something in those architectures. Still tempted because of my love for the game and it's characters, but I might wait to see what the verdict is on the game running on 10 series cards. This was a day 1 purchase for me, I'm hesitant now. I knew it would be early access, but somehow with them coming from KSP, still building it in Unity (sigh, at least that's what was in an early FAQ before they fired the original studio) I didn't think it would be this rough out the gate, I thought they'd have some basics of science or career mode, and that the advanced stuff like interstellar travel and multiplayer would be the hard stuff they'd be trying to iron out in EA. Seeing KSP 2 like this, particularly the UI elements, when you even consider they brought modders of the original KSP into the team, it's concerning.Ī few youtube comments are concerned that the game will get early negative reviews for the performance problems, but frankly if they want to put it out in this state, they can deal with what people think of it. I've been playing KSP since 2013, it is my absolute favourite game, but I also know how long it took to get to get to what we're familiar with now. Now we're over 2 years later and we're getting. The thing that concerns me (other than the performance issues), and I have said this in other threads, but seeing how many of these KSP familiars commented on the UI, this was a game that was meant to be in early access late 2020. Scott mentioned something about how maneuver nodes were working. I'm hopeful of some of the features they're bringing, like being able to build multiple vehicles at once is awesome.īut I notice both Tim (Everyday Astronaut) and Scott Manley (Hullo!) mention that there are several things that KSP players are used to that are missing in the interface.
But I would still trust his opinion and observations of the game.Īny other general game reviewers may lack some of the skills or understanding to get into the game (or even off the ground), making it harder to review from that standpoint. Tim Dodd is not normally a game reviewer, so he is coming at this as a fan and advanced player of KSP. 2 things to remember about this video and any game reviewers reviews of this game.
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