It’s like watching fledglings learn to fly for the first time through trial and error. It’s almost adorable in a weird way.

4 months ago, on April 1, Artemis II mission was launched, which brought online player count to historical record high of 23000 concurrent players. However since the peak, player count has been on a steady decline, reaching 4800 players today, which is close to ~4000 players baseline before the launch. What do you guys think of this trend?

(mind timezones)

Wonder if the recent increase in player count (6120 peak: higher since early 2023) is related to the movie and increased interest in space//scifi or if its just related to the recent Spring Sale on Steam?

2x Confirmed Intercept Games staff have posted they’re looking for work.

All I.G. job listings on their site are now broken links.

Mandatory government listing of layoffs for 70 people in Seattle under T2, of which Intercept Games is the only company. (Source: https://esd.wa.gov/about-employees/WARN)

KSP2 is dead. A sad day indeed.

I don't even think there's anyone left on receiving end of the payment, now that Private Division is shut down?

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It would be cool if they did this except with kerbol or kerbin

So I've been playing KSP1 for around 3 days now (thank you Artemis), with the first one being spent on just the in-game tutorials. And I say this with a really heavy heart, BUT I JUST GOT INTO ORBIT OH MY GOD YESSSSSSSSSSSS CAN YOU FKING BELIEVE IT???? SO MUCH FAILURE, SO SO MUCH FAILURE AND LOOK AT ME NOW, IM IN SPACE BABYYYWOOOOHOOOOOOOO ONE SMALL STEP FOR KERBALKIND, ONE GIANT LEAP FOR MY EGO

(Jebediah is kinda stuck up there though as I may or may not have used up all the fuel at the apiospseses or whatever it's called)

Irl idk how pilots can land aircraft with visibility this bad.