Kerbal Space Program 2 was originally slated to launch sometime this spring. Those plans have changed, however. The sequel?s development team and publisher Private Division are pushing the title back by well over a year. As such, Kerbal Space Program 2 will now come to the PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on an unspecified date in fall 2021.
Fans received word of the delay via Twitter post on KSP?s official account. The text-laden tweet explains the Kerbal Space Program follow-up is an ambitious undertaking. In turn, coronavirus-related challenges are making it difficult for the team to see its vision through to completion in as timely a manner as planned. An excerpt from the post reads in part,

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