That’s what Kerbal Space Program is for us mere mortals unable to have the knowledge of a lovely Scottish bloke named Scott Manley. I haven’t seen his attempts to escape the atmosphere, but I assume both of them will be a slapstick comedy as a 50-year-old man wonders why the contained explosion in a can fell over. That was something I had to laugh at as (like most) I’ve killed more Kerbals than residents of Los Santos and I don’t for one second believe my own dad would be able to work out this whole rocket science business. I was also told by that person that they wanted to give it a go. It was actually earlier this week I was told about it being free despite already being aware. Moving on to something that I’ve got a lot to talk about, we have Kerbal Space Program.
It is still an isometric shogun ’em up, so those looking for something different won’t find it here. The gameplay of espionage, sabotage, and assassination doesn’t change. However, back in December of 2021, a standalone expansion would add five new missions to new maps under the name Aiko’s Choice. Isometric stealth-action game Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a real-time tactics title that was released back in 2016 and tried to recapture the Desperados gameplay of the early 2000s. Moving on to this week’s double bill on the Epic Games Store because coming back to work means being thrown into the deepest end, and we’ll start with the standalone expansion. Thursday, it was revealed if you get Hitman 3, you’ll finally get a full game that could possibly rival Blood Money in terms of the number of levels but maybe not quality.
Wednesday, Prime Gaming has some interesting games for January, and Stranded Deep was added to Game Pass. Tuesday, Payday 3 was given a Steam page and a 2023 release window. Though last week we covered that Dishonored 2 is available with Prime. Monday, nothing happened because it is the first week in January and everyone is still sending out-of-office emails before they can be bothered to deal with people.
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