KSP2 made abandonware in early access, charges full price for the game and still misleads players into having a "roadmap".

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KSP2 is a game designed as a sequel to KSP which was never finished because it's a classic abandonware scheme. Private Division charge full price for the game from the start, it never left early access, they still show a misleading roadmap and monetized the hype even more with plushies.[1][2][3]

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