Back in October, it was reported that the developers behind furry space-sim Kerbal Space Program had "moved on", though it wasn't exactly clear where they were moving to. Well, for some of them, the destination appears to have been Valve.

Dayshot: Redditor Mega_Dunsparce took several ridiculous photoshopped planes, then went and turned them into working aircraft in Kerbal Space Program. There's a couple more examples below, and for the whole bunch, you can check out the relevant threads here, here and here on Reddit.

Using various mods, allmhuran built a pretty neat drivable mech from MechWarrior in Kerbal Space Program. Yes, dropships included.

Dayshot: Well of course there's a Kerbal Space Program version of the new Star Wars trailer. It's a bit simplistic, yes, but keep in mind that this was done in a spaceship-building sandbox game. Considering that, it's pretty impressive how similar it turned out. You can check out the video below.

Dayshot: Flying this low always makes me nervous -- that's what the Battlecruiser's captain from StarCraft II would say while looking at this pic. Luckily it's just an authentic Kerbal Space Program replica. Nothing can go wrong, right? Right?

Dayshot: And the most unexpected launch in Kerbal Space Program history award goes to... Space_Scumbag. No rocket launches when Gypsy Danger is around.

With the help of Kerbal Space Program's new First Contract update. The update massively expands the game's career mode by introducing contracts -- basically missions. Now, instead of launching your custom-built ships into orbit just for fun, you can actually make money by completing specific objectives, and use it to expand your space agency's arsenal of spaceship parts.

Performing a Space Jam!-style ultimate dunk with an asteroid is not how you finish Kerbal Space Program, but that's how it should end.