Kerbal Space Program gets new DLC on consoles next month
Breaking Ground has already released for PC users, but now console players can experience all the new features.
Kerbal Space Program players on PS4 and Xbox One have some good news, as December 5 marks the date that the Breaking Ground Expansion touches down, bringing major elements that have already released on the PC version of the game.
Exploration, experimentation, and building new technology are the three central pillars of the expansion, as well as redesigned landscapes. Three new formations are included, and players can study craters and minerals for data to help their research.
New tools will make this possible, like a Rover Arm to collect minerals, seismometers to study geological movement, and weather stations to study the atmosphere. There are even new robotic parts for more complex creations, including hinges, rotors, and pistons.
This will cost $14.99 USD at launch, and we only have a matter of weeks to wait until we can get access to all of this.
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