Kerbal Space Program 2 Is Still Suffering
Few games in recent years have gone as badly as Kerbal Space Program 2. Now as we look back on the disasters, we can start to understand some of the rationale behind them, as well as look to the future.
Few games in recent years have gone as badly as Kerbal Space Program 2. Now as we look back on the disasters, we can start to understand some of the rationale behind them, as well as look to the future.
As Sony's CFO writes off part of their Bungie investment, it seems players are too, as leadership reports falling player numbers.
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Despite creating and investing over 15 years of work at Paradox into the Cities (In Motion & Skylines) series, following Skylines II's rather dreadful launch? Colossal Order is out, and a new dev is taking over, just like that. 'Apparently', it's a "mutual" decision. . .
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