Hi Kerbonauts!
For Science! launches in a few days on December 19th - here's a deep dive video with key members of the KSP team that covers what'll be available in the update (with some sweet new gameplay!).
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ICYMI - for more information about For Science!, check out our:
- Science and tech tree developer video with Tom Vinita, Feature Lead
- Atmospheric rendering progress and improvements development blog from Ghassen 'Blackrack' Lahmar, Graphics Engineer
- Performance check-in from the engineering team
We're in the final countdown!
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