You will want to scream at this game, at times. You will want to cry in frustration. When your rocket crashes and your astronauts die, you will feel your heart sink, and every hour spent meticulously designing your ship and planning your mission will feel wasted.

And, you will want to pick yourself up, figure out what went wrong, and try again.

And, you will eventually succeed. And it will taste like triumph should.

Then, when you are finally done with following contract after contract, you will start to make your own goals, and push yourself to accomplish more--to explore more, to build larger ships, to send more Kerbals to the far reaches of the solar system.

And when you've finally visited every world you can land a ship upon, you will start eyeing mods to expand the KSP universe. And you'll look at other mods designed to either solve problems that long vexed you, or to create problems you yearn to conquer.

Like space itself, the possibilities are endless.

You will want to scream at this game, at times. You will want to cry in frustration. When your rocket crashes and your astronauts die, you will feel your heart sink, and every hour spent meticulously designing your ship and planning your mission will feel wasted. And, you will want to pick yourself up, figure out what went wrong, and try again. And, you will eventually succeed. And it will taste like triumph should. Then, when you are finally done with following contract after contract, you will start to make your own goals, and push yourself to accomplish more--to explore more, to build larger ships, to send more Kerbals to the far reaches of the solar system. And when you've finally visited every world you can land a ship upon, you will start eyeing mods to expand the KSP universe. And you'll look at other mods designed to either solve problems that long vexed you, or to create problems you yearn to conquer. Like space itself, the possibilities are endless.