How long did you play the demo for...

[SkyHook]

About a week. 0.15.2 had just come out, and I decided to buy it then and there. My reaction: "I can build rockets AND airplanes!? I'm in!"

EDIT: I find it infinitely amusing that many people bought the game after crashing and burning in their first rockets, lol.

Edited July 17, 2013 by SkyHook

[mavlymax]

'Bout 1 hour in Early September 2012

[BurntPhoenix]

0 hours. I considered it while paid version .17 was out, then realized it was in .13. assuming that it was an old, barely functioning farce of the magnificent full version, I sated my hankering for the game by watching YouTube videos for a couple months. after that, I took the approximately $20 plunge for version 18 and haven't looked back since.

[Staxed]

Never played the demo, purchased the game back when it was like $7, lost it sometime last year and had to rebuy it for $22. But, I bought it the second I saw it and watched a video.

[Superfluous J]

A few days. I did the tutorials, then taught myself how to get to Mun and back with a lander. Once I realized I'd done pretty much everything you can do with the demo, I bought the game.

[roosterr]

Never played the demo. The person that turned me on to KSP, said "dude, just pay the $15 (back then) its well worth it". He was right.

[SteevyT]

There was no demo when I bought it. Unless you count that it used to be free to download and play the full version, then that would a couple months.

[RogueMason]

I played 0.13.3 from around November 2011 up until August 2012. I'd intended to get the full game anyway, but upon seeing 0.16 footage, I knew I had to get it right then

[waffelzman]

About half an hour.

[Sir Nahme]

didn't know there was a demo until after I landed a 722 piece station on the mun

[Fernbhoy]

10 minutes, i watched bout 4 hours of videos first, loaded up the demo, saw how few parts were available and thought "sod it, i'm buying this bad boy now!"

[Spartwo]

5 months november-march.

[Firenexus13]

about 2 days... and i do not regret buying it.

[capi3101]

A month for me. It's not that I didn't want to buy the full game right away, it was that I had to save up some scratch first.

[Monkeh]

Never tried the demo. Saw game on steam sale. Bought game. Loved game.

[EvilotionCR2]

Played it 'till 0.16 was released.Didn't buy 0.14 because I thought that the development was canceled.When I found out that it wasn't the 0.16 was already out.Bought it then.

[Martonaut]

I played the demo for about 2 weeks , then .14 or 15 was out ... and i thougth on the dark side....

but then I decided I loved the game so much that they had erned my money.. and it was the best 15 $ I ever used.

[Donziboy2]

Saw a video for it, thought it looked awesome. Bought it and played it none stop, with breaks for work.... A few days later it was on Steam Sale and I had over 70 hours into it. I have had it for like less then 2 weeks and I have close to 150 hours in it now.

[19spacepug]

I am still playing the demo. Going to get it soon so much fun. I think I have had the demo for 40 days.

[Guest Aaack]

About two weeks, I've saw a youTube video (I think it was a freddiew one) where the guys were having fun with it, they didn even made it to orbit but everything looked so real!

Since I'm on linux I didn't had too much hopes the game could be available for my OS but to my delight it was!, I toyed with the demo until I managed to orbit the Mün. By that moment I knew that even if the game would had only the demo components I would support it by buying it.

And then youTube hit again with a video (i don't remember who's) showing a lot of new pieces and equipment! That was it for me and since I bought it I never stopped playing at least an hour per day , love at first burn.

[TheSaint]

About two hours, and I was hooked. I haven't been this crazy about a game since Civ III came out in 2001.

[DeadManWalking]

About 5 minutes. Certainly less time than it took to download it.

-Dead

PS: Of note it was Robbaz(you tube link, nsfw coarse English as a second language) that turned me on to KSP. The Viking Space Program is hilarious.

Edited July 24, 2013 by DeadManWalking