Ignore all the negative reviews, there all people that dont understand what Early Access Means.
This is the review you want to read.

The game is Visually beautiful on High graphics, the terrain is crisp the cloud layers feel real, however i only have an Nvidia Quadro P5000, there is real benchmark for it as an enterprise gpu focused on VRAM, but it fares pretty well on medium graphics.

Regardless of slowdown on higher Graphics the game still feels smooth just a slightly lower frame rate.

The Gameplay is still buggy and requires periodic restarts, i have had 1 CTD (Crash to Desktop) in my 10 hours(at time of posting) but overall its still fun, some QOL features from KSP1 are missing but this is still early access and 2 days after launch and there is still lots of time to get the base game stable before all the amazing planed content.

The fact that the game is buggy means that when i got my first space station into orbit and docked an expansion to it the feeling of accomplishment was that much greater, saying that makes it seem like you have to fight the game as well as gravity during your first launch but thats not the case, it feels during long play sessions things become more difficult to fly but a swift reboot fixes most of those issues and you can get right back to it.

in the coming weeks most of the game breaking issues will be fixed its all about patience right now, know that buying the game this early in development is an investment, your investing in the team that is working on KSP2 and your return will be an amazing space exploration sim with hours and hours of fun, alone or with friends.

In Conclusion, the game is off to a great start and has alot of potential, but if your looking for a complete and well polished gaming experience, wait few months before picking this one up, anyone that can find enjoyment around the bugs and/or would like to assist the development with constructive feedback go buy the early access and get stuck in, Early access games thrive on feedback from the player base.

Ignore all the negative reviews, there all people that dont understand what Early Access Means. This is the review you want to read. The game is Visually beautiful on High graphics, the terrain is crisp the cloud layers feel real, however i only have an Nvidia Quadro P5000, there is real benchmark for it as an enterprise gpu focused on VRAM, but it fares pretty well on medium graphics. Regardless of slowdown on higher Graphics the game still feels smooth just a slightly lower frame rate. The Gameplay is still buggy and requires periodic restarts, i have had 1 CTD (Crash to Desktop) in my 10 hours(at time of posting) but overall its still fun, some QOL features from KSP1 are missing but this is still early access and 2 days after launch and there is still lots of time to get the base game stable before all the amazing planed content. The fact that the game is buggy means that when i got my first space station into orbit and docked an expansion to it the feeling of accomplishment was that much greater, saying that makes it seem like you have to fight the game as well as gravity during your first launch but thats not the case, it feels during long play sessions things become more difficult to fly but a swift reboot fixes most of those issues and you can get right back to it. in the coming weeks most of the game breaking issues will be fixed its all about patience right now, know that buying the game this early in development is an investment, your investing in the team that is working on KSP2 and your return will be an amazing space exploration sim with hours and hours of fun, alone or with friends. In Conclusion, the game is off to a great start and has alot of potential, but if your looking for a complete and well polished gaming experience, wait few months before picking this one up, anyone that can find enjoyment around the bugs and/or would like to assist the development with constructive feedback go buy the early access and get stuck in, Early access games thrive on feedback from the player base.