DayZ creator and RocketWerkz head Dean Hall has announced he and his team are working on a "Kerbal Space Program killer" by the name of KSA, or Kitten Space Academy.
Announcing the game on X (formerly Twitter), Hall says he's working on KSA with RocketWerkz alongside "former members of the Kerbal Space Program team and amazing modders".
Right now, the game looks to be in its early stages; the footage Hall showed off in his post simply shows a moon's surface, then zooms out (albeit seamlessly) to reveal a galaxy of planets, all soundtracked by some appropriately moody synth music.
In a Reddit post and accompanying comment, Hall goes into more detail regarding RocketWerkz's new project, as well as his own efforts to pitch Private Division on a Kerbal Space Program sequel.
Hall says that his studio was in "the top three bids" to work on Kerbal Space Program 2, but that because his team's pitch focused on the technical side of things and didn't contain any art, his studio wasn't chosen.
However, Hall says that for Kitten Space Agency, he and RocketWerkz have employed several developers who worked on both Kerbal Space Program and its sequel, as well as a mystery "key...
