14 DAY TRIAL // Squad, the studio currently working on Kerbal Space Program, is launching a complete edition of their game, which bundles together Kerbal Space Program and two previously published expansions: History and Parts Pack, Breaking Ground.
This special edition is aimed at those who don't own the game yet and want the whole packages. If you already have the base game, you'll be better off buying the season pass or the two expansions individually.
On the other hand, newcomers to the series will be able to purchase Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete for PlayStation 4 or Xbox One for $60. The bundle is now out on PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store.
For those who've never read anything about the game, it's worth mentioning that Kerbal Space Program features three gameplay modes: Science Mode, Career Mode, and Sandbox. Career and Sandbox modes are self-explanatory, whereas in Science Mode you'll be performing experiments to unlock new technology and advance the knowledge of Kerbalkind.
In all three modes, players take charge of the space program for the alien race known as the Kerbals. You'll be exploring moons and planets in the Kerbal solar system while constructing bases and space stations to expand the reach of your expedition.
Developer Squad and publisher Private Divison have put up a list with the top 5 things that you want to do in Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Complete, just in case you're clueless.
First off, since the bundle includes everything you need, you can build a Saturn V or Soyuz analogue. Also, you can take your Kerbals to Eve, jump from a Helicopter and paraglide with the Kerbals personal parachutes.
You can even build a spider-bot or launch your vessels from a Mun Launch Site, along with three additional complexes. Finally, you can crash-land on Duna and measure your impact with the Seismometer! All for the sake of science.