Goya concluded by apologising to any Kerbal Space Program fans who had been upset by the recent drama. "Those ideas are massive undertakings, which is why we'd like to have them as optional additions, so we could have them without having to stretch the scope (and deadlines) for the main game." Those would have led us astray from our vision of the complete game, not to mention that they could take many months, if not years, to implement. "Over the course of the two-and-a-half years we've been developing KSP, we've come across many ideas that we thought were very cool, but didn't really fit the original scope of the game. Squad said it had no firm details yet on what any post-release expansions might contain. Also, for those considering purchasing the game, we will maintain this promise for all purchases made until the end of this month." "Given that this was a point of confusion, and that we believe that no matter what, a promise is a promise, we are including expansions in what you can expect to get for free if you have already bought the game. "It's quite obvious now that we need to rephrase that statement so everyone knows exactly what they're getting when they purchase the game.
The enterprise is being funded by a paid alpha, similar to Minecraft. " admittedly quite grey area concerning what constitutes an update or an expansion to KSP and, most importantly, what our promise of 'all future updates for free' actually means," the game's executive producer Adrián Goya explained to Eurogamer. Updates meant bug-fixes and not huge expansions, Squad argued. That idea clashed with the company's previous promise that all "updates" would come free, fans said. The decision comes in the wake of an outcry by Kerbal Space Program fans, who launched themselves into a fury when developer Squad mentioned a paid-for post-release expansion. The offer applies to all those who already own the game's alpha build, and anyone who buys a copy before the end of April. The developer of indie sandbox title Kerbal Space Program has told Eurogamer that current owners of the game will receive all future expansions for free.
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