so, you guys know how sometimes a game just suddenly becomes relevant again? like, out of nowhere, everyone's talking about it and playing it? that's what's happening with kerbal space program right now. it's this super old game that came out in 2015, but it's still got a dedicated player base, and recently it's seen a huge surge in players on steam.



i think it's pretty cool, because kerbal space program is one of those games that's all about space exploration and building your own rockets, which is just so fascinating. and the reason for the surge in players is probably because of the artemis 2 spacecraft that's been making headlines lately. it's like, people are getting interested in space again, and kerbal space program is one of the best games out there for scratching that space itch.



apparently, the game has reached its highest concurrent player count on steam in over a decade, which is just crazy. i mean, it's not like it's a new game or anything, but people are still drawn to it. and it's not just old fans coming back, either - there are new players joining in too. i've seen some posts on the kerbal space program subreddit where people are saying that they started playing again because of the artemis mission, and it's just so cool to see how excited everyone is.



one thing that's really funny is that some people are even using kerbal space program to kind of... reenact the artemis mission, i guess. like, they're building their own versions of the spacecraft in the game and trying to fly it to the moon. it's just so awesome to see how creative people are being with the game, and how it's inspiring them toRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

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