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Take-Two Interactive is reportedly shutting down its indie label, Private Division, and its associated studios, including Intercept Games and Roll7. Despite initial denials, sources confirm the closures are imminent, with efforts to sell off the label and its assets facing mixed success. Employees express frustration over mismanagement and unreasonable sales targets, lamenting the loss of a passionate and talented team.
The latest update for Kerbal Space Program 2, titled "For Science!", has led to a significant increase in player count on Steam, with a 1,700% jump. This update introduces a new exploration game mode, featuring missions and a tech tree, making the game feel more complete and accessible. Players can now engage with mission control and strive to achieve milestones, providing a sense of progression. The update is available for purchase on Steam and Epic Games Store.
Kerbal Space Program 2, currently in early access, is facing a pre-launch issue where it drops excessive "PqsObjectState" entries into the Windows registry, causing the game to throw errors and refuse to load. Players have found a workaround by deleting the entries, but this involves risks. The developers are aware of the issue and are working on a hotfix. The severity of the issue is debated, but it adds to the perception that the game was released too early.
Kerbal Space Program 2 is featuring a weekly challenge that asks its fans to recreate the European Space Agency's JUICE (Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer). The challenge expires tomorrow (May 12). KSP2, from Private Division and Intercept Games, released Feb. 24 in early access after the success of its predecessor Kerbal Space Program, which has been around since 2011. Players get to use very realistic physics in the game, with the help of a set of astronauts known as "kerbonauts."