Colony On Mars

Alex Jones

Jogo Baseado em fatos Reais com muito Humor KKKK, Perdido em Marte; aqui você precisa ficar tranquilo pois não vai faltar recursos, o que você vai precisar fazer é adquirir recursos para sobreviver e melhorar as suas tecnologias, e para isso é preciso capta-los com construções e evolui-las cada vez mais para poder ter mais e mais recursos, jogo simples mais muito divertido; no próximo adicionem inimigos. Super Recomendo, Desenvolvedores Parabéns; fizeram tanto com tão pouco Haha, peguem ele numa promoção; não percam vale cada centavo, Boa Diversão à Todos.

This game is not too exciting because you have to wait to build more stations. Once you master electricity production its easy to progress. There are five levels that feel like a tutorial because they have simple tasks that need to be completed. Endless mode is probably the best place you are going to spend creating the most amazing bases. God mode is like creative or unlimited resources (9999) starting. Rate 1/10 based on game play.

1. нет сохранения. 2. очень примитивный геймплей. 3. при покупке здания оно появляется для постройки не под указательной стрелкой, а на пол экрана ниже. как обычно разрабы наклепали за пару часов игру, и хотели на ней заработать. да и у этого разраба все игры такие. ему вообще судя по всему лет 15. уж очень тупые приколы и игры. да на вкус и цвет. но все же это полное г... мне стыдно за то что она была на моем пк.

i want to live on mars :c

Colony On Mars appears to be a retro pixel colony building game a bit like M.U.L.E. but really it's just Russian shovelware. The developers went about 5% of the way towards making a game, dumped it on Steam and ran. There's only a couple of building types, you just wait until you have resources and drop them down anywhere, placement doesn't really matter. There's less gameplay than a clicker or Farmville. While the concept had potential, it's pretty clear this is just Steam abuse to try scrape some cash from bundles. While game reviews must be about the game, as this review has been, it's sometimes important for gamers to be aware when there's problems with the developers. In this case, Nikita "Ghost_RUS", a Russian shovelware scam artist who routinely abuses Steam by polluting the marketplace with shovelware like this game. Nikita "Ghost_RUS" continually sends a message of racism, bigotry, homophobia and hate speech through his games, in direct violation of Valve's guidlines for acceptable game content. You can read more about it in [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Sentinels_of_the_Store/announcements/detail/1663386372399476871]this article by the Sentinels of the Store[/url] curator group. This is something I feel potential customers should be aware of for two reasons. First, I understand completely that gamers may not want to buy games with such horrible, antihumanitarian messages of hate such as games from Nikita "Ghost_RUS". Secondly, gamers must be aware that if Valve decides to do the right thing and enforce their policy against hate speech and bigotry in games, games such as this will be banned. So, buying games from Nikita "Ghost_RUS" may be putting your money at risk.

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Weiß gar nicht, warum sich NASA, ESA und Konsorten daran so schwer tun. Mars kolonisiert! 12/10

Colony On Mars, developed by Nikita "Ghost_RUS" and published by Ghost_RUS Games, is a strategy and simulation game that challenges players to build and manage a human settlement on the harsh Martian surface. The game places a strong emphasis on resource management, construction, and survival, tasking players with overseeing every aspect of a fledgling colony. From assigning tasks to colonists to constructing essential facilities, the game attempts to capture the tension and planning required to sustain life in an alien environment. While the narrative is minimal, it provides enough context to frame the player’s mission and keep the focus on gameplay. Players start with a small group of cosmonauts and limited resources, gradually expanding their settlement as they gather materials and construct buildings. The game offers three modes: Campaign, Free Play, and God Mode. Campaign mode introduces structured challenges and objectives across multiple levels, gradually increasing the difficulty and complexity. Free Play removes these constraints, allowing players to build and experiment at their own pace, while God Mode grants abundant resources from the start, giving players freedom to explore construction and design without concern for survival. These options provide some flexibility, catering to both players who enjoy structured goals and those who prefer open-ended creativity. Visually, Colony On Mars adopts a pixel art aesthetic that is functional but minimalistic. Buildings, terrain, and units are clearly represented, ensuring that gameplay remains readable even as colonies grow larger, though the style lacks the polish and detail of more contemporary simulation titles. The user interface is straightforward, making it easy to place structures and manage resources, but some aspects feel dated and could benefit from refinement. Sound design and music are subtle, serving to support the gameplay rather than stand out, which aligns with the game’s focus on strategy over spectacle. Gameplay revolves around balancing resources, managing colonists, and responding to environmental challenges. Players must carefully plan building placement, maintain sufficient supplies of oxygen, food, and energy, and keep their colonists productive and alive. As colonies grow, the complexity increases, requiring careful coordination and forward-thinking strategies. However, some players may find the mechanics become repetitive over time, as the tasks of resource gathering and building construction can lack variation, especially in extended Free Play sessions. The reception of Colony On Mars has been mixed. Many players appreciate the core concept and the challenge of managing a Martian settlement, but criticisms often focus on the limited depth and variety of gameplay, along with occasional technical issues. The game’s simplicity may appeal to newcomers to the genre, but veteran strategy or simulation players may find it lacking in sophistication and long-term engagement. Despite these shortcomings, it still provides a basic simulation experience that can be satisfying in short bursts. In summary, Colony On Mars offers an accessible, if somewhat limited, take on the concept of Martian colonization. It provides a playable and functional strategy simulation with a focus on resource management and colony survival, but it does not push the boundaries of the genre or offer extensive depth. Players interested in experimenting with base-building and managing a small settlement on Mars will find enjoyment in its core mechanics, though those seeking a more polished, complex, or immersive simulation experience may find it falls short. The game is best suited as an introductory experience in the niche of space colonization simulations. Rating: 3/10

It's games like this that make me sad to be alive. There isn't much for depth in this game if any.. they advertise being an astronaut on the store page but none of that is delivered in game the whole game reeks of a money flip.