66% Off Kerbal Space Program (Steam Keys)

Rafia Shaikh
Kerbal Space Program (Steam Keys)

The award-winning, massively popular space simulator is now ready to land on your computers - at a massive 66% discount. One of the most popular simulation games, you can now get Kerbal Space Program (Steam Keys) for just $13.59 from Wccftech Deals for a limited time only.

Kerbal Space Program (Steam Keys)

One of the most decorated simulation games of the past five years is looking to land gently on your computer. Kerbal Space Program, the fully-fledged, physics-based space flight simulation game is here to help you venture deep into the final frontier. Create and manage your own space program from the ground up, building and flying spacecraft, exploring distant worlds, and finding parts of the game nobody has gone before.

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  • Explore an enormous Kerbal Planet and even more diverse moons, planets, and galaxies
  • Take your Kerbal crew out of the ship and do Extra Vehicular Activities
  • Play with real ship systems, flight physics, and actual parts to develop a serious aerospace understanding
  • Build multi-staged ships and take full control over the staging sequence for more complex ships
  • Dock spacecraft together to build space stations, starships, or even surface bases on other planets
  • Manage and hire a team of crew members and send them into space to become heroes
  • Take on a variety of complex and engaging missions to attract in your space program
  • Join a vibrant, diverse community of space and explosion enthusiasts to get game mods, learn from the Wiki, chat in official forums, and more
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Details & Requirements

  • Version 1.0
  • Redeem on Steam
  • This sale is excluded from coupons
  • Compatibility: Mac, PC, SteamOS, Linux

Original value: $39.99 | Wccftech Deals: $13.59 at 66% discount

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