Early Access title Kerbal Space Program 2 is being review bombed after fans took issue with a recent development regarding the studio behind the game.

The two studios are London-based Roll7, developer of the much-loved OlliOlli skating games, and Intercept Games, a Seattle outfit formed by Take-Two to make Kerbal Space Program 2.

Following the news that Take-Two Interactive is shutting down Intercept Games, players are now review-bombing Kerbal Space Program 2 on Steam.

Take-Two founded Intercept in 2020 specifically to manage Kerbal Space Program 2, and the game has been receiving updates since going live in February 2023.

Take-Two has laid off 70 Seattle-area employees, including several at Private Division's Intercept Games, the developer of Kerbal Space Program 2.

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