"There are a bunch of new parts which match up to the early U.S. "There are a ton of different capsules," said Scott Manley, a self-described "infamous Youtube Rocket Scientist" (and Apple software developer) who makes videos about KSP, in a first look at the "Making History" expansion. The "Making History" expansion also includes a number of new parts and astronaut suits inspired by the Space Race that players can use throughout the game. "From spacewalking to crash landing on the Mun and everything in between, players can attempt to recreate iconic moments inspired by historic events - but with a unique Kerbal twist," Private Division and Squad, KSP's original developer, described in a press release on Tuesday (March 13). With "Making History," players can now create, save and share their own custom space missions or play a variety of pre-made missions that were inspired by humankind's own space exploration. Kerbals, the alien race in Kerbal Space Program, can now launch on missions based on human spaceflights. Using an array of rocket stages, engines and other parts, players try to build a fully-functional spacecraft that flies - or doesn't - based on realistic aerodynamics and orbital physics. In Kerbal Space Program (KSP), players are put in charge of the nascent space program for an alien race known as the Kerbals. " Making History Expansion pays homage to the glory days of the Space Race, while celebrating the creativity we see daily from the Kerbal Space Program community," said Ed Tomaszewski, the director of business development for Private Division, a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive. "Making History," the first expansion pack for Kerbal Space Program since the game's introduction in 2011, includes a "History Pack" with mission scenarios inspired by historical events and new rocket and spacecraft parts based directly on the look and function of the United States' and Russia's historic launch vehicles. A popular spaceflight simulation game has now added the parts for its players to restage some of the most iconic moments from space history.
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