* Procedural Terrain delivers detailed terrain at a vast scale. * Take your Kerbal crew out of the ship and do Extra Vehicular Activities. * Fully-fledged, Physics-based Space Flight Simulation ensures everything will fly (and crash) as it should. * The Vehicle Assembly Building and the Space Plane Hangar allows players to build spacecraft out of any imaginable combination of parts. The first draft of the career mode is also available now, it is still in development, so expect more features! The game is being built first as an open sandbox, you're free to build anything you can think of, and fly it wherever you want, even into orbit and out to other planets and moons throughout the Kerbal Solar System. So strap yourself in, and get ready to try some Rocket Science! Each part has its own function and will affect the way a ship flies (or doesn't). At your disposal is a collection of parts, which must be assembled to create a functional ship. In KSP, you must build space-worthy craft, capable of flying your crew out into space, without killing them. Sorry to have bumped an old thread, but I figure it was pinned and I can't possibly be the ONLY person wanting an older version of KSP who didn't buy it through Steam.Kerbal Space Program is a multi-genre game where players create their own space program. Am I now SOL for not wanting to use Steam? Unfortunately, adding my non-Steam-downloaded KSP as a non-Steam game doesn't bring up any version info (not surprisingly, I know). Is 1.2.2 only available through Steam and nowhere else? My 1.3.1 install seems stable with just the handful of basic mods I've added in, but I'm looking to have a mod install specific to Realism Overhaul. So, what can one do if they didn't acquire KSP through steam? I bought mine through the gog.com site via the main kerbal webpage, but all I can download is 1.3.1.
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