Mars First Logistics

This would be my favorite game as a child. This is among my favorite games as an adult. "If it looks stupid but it works, it ain't stupid" PS. Awesome performance with tiny footprint on the storage. Works great on any hardware I've played it on (Steam Deck runs it great!).

Прикольная игра, в компании веселее

É como se você estivesse jogando Lego só que pela NASA e em Marte, jogo com um certo grau de complexidade, recomendo a experiência.

why every task object has those little thingy in them that fall out????? I'm not gonna waste 10 hours on picking those little pieces or reset the task every time the vehicle tipped over

Insanely Yes! I lose myself in each session, this game brings out my creative, engineering, and problem solving skills. With really straightforward controls and solid physics, I'm never frustrated with the game. It is always my fault. You are constantly given new challenges and you are free to do everything from over-engineering perfect suspension or sending it with the fastest and dumbest solution to get the job done!

Delivering pizza has never been more interesting or challening. 10/10, will keep roaming Mars.

It's a decent game, but be warned - it is mostly about driving from A to B (with some building), and the final 5 levels can be quite frustrating. The mission variety in general is lacking, there's basically 2 mission types - deliver and build, the only difference is what you need to deliver or build. This does add some variety, having to build different vehicles to carry different types of cargo, but still, it is quite repetitive. Another thing I disliked is the infinite map. Outside of doing all the main quests and enough randomly generated side quests to unlock all vehicle parts, there isn't really any reason to "complete" the map. (It's not really possible). This also means there's no rime or reason for building roads and water pipes, etc, it's all just for the sake of having a goal for a quest, no connecting all the railways together into a network, no need to power stuff with power lines, no exploration. The editor is alright. Music is meh, although certainly fits the aesthetic. The flat art style works well for the vehicles, but it makes it difficult or basically impossible to see hills and differences in terrain because everything is just one color, which will result in you flipping over a lot.