RocketWerkz has launched the Kitten Space Agency (KSA) pre-alpha, offering it for free to the public. Developed by Dean Hall and ex-Kerbal Space Program (KSP) developers, the project aims to refresh the KSP experience with depth and realism.
Release Overview
The first KSA pre-alpha went public on 2025-11-14. The developers describe it as a project that is 'much more than a tech demo but less than a game.' It prioritizes core fundamentals, laying a foundation for future advancements.
- RocketWerkz launched KSA pre-alpha on 2025-11-14.
- Available for free on the Ahwoo page after an account creation.
- Project led by Dean Hall with ex-KSP developers Felipe Falanghe and Ghassen Lahmar.
- Initial build features basic modding and internal debug tools.
- Current rendition offers a sketch of the real-world solar system with limited textures.
Development Approach
RocketWerkz is steering away from conventional selling strategies, opting for a donation-supported model. The intent is to make KSA accessible to everyone globally. The studio emphasizes that this approach ensures inclusivity, allowing everyone to partake regardless of financial capacity.
The current pre-alpha build allows for moving preconstructed vehicles around a solar system model. Partial textures are present on some planets, showcasing ongoing progress. The project includes tools for internal debugging and supports elementary modding, though many systems remain preliminary and subject to extensive development.
According to Dean Hall, this past year's work on KSA marks his career highlight. The commitment of the team in expanding on Kerbal's legacy has been commended.
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