
Some suspected that Mars once harbored life. There was a reason that it wasn't ever found.
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Love this game 100% it on mobile. Wish they would make the second one already.
mines of mars, joguei a muito tempo no celular e descobri que tem a versão do pc, mas o game ta crashando tudo e mais um pouco, o game é 3,9 de 5 nice.
The game world is very dull and you often have to go back and forth too often. Several biomes would be nice, also it would not be bad if the right resources to find not the purest search and find game would be. I've played some DIG games before, but that's too boring. A large room with 4 walls, all brown stones and now and then a special room or a sunshine effect or something moss. Even the diversity of opponents is a joke. The level design really needs a lot more variety. Die Spielwelt ist sehr öde und man muss oft, zu oft, hin und zurück. Mehrere Biome wären schön, auch wäre es nicht schlecht wenn die Richtigen Ressourcen zu finden nicht das reinste Such und finden Spiel wäre. Ich habe schon einige DIG Games gespielt, aber das ist zu langweilig. Ein grosser Raum mit 4 Wänden, alles Braune Steine und ab und an mal einen Besonderen Raum oder mal einen Sonnenscheineffekt oder etwas Moos. Selbst die Gegner vielfalt ist ein Witz. Die Levelgestaltung braucht wirklich sehr viel mehr abwechslung.
I have a thing for 2D digging/mining games, have played this on my old tablet and my phone, was delighted to see it on Steam. For the price, it's a decent dig/upgrade/dig more game. I haven't hit any issues besides accidentally shooting the helper robots (they get over it). I like it.
Pickaxe deeper style of a game. Pros: decent graphics and music, funny dialogues, lots of upgrades and weapons, digging. Cons: wonky controls difficult to get used to at first (it gets better later tho), not much variety in terrain, ui is lacking a bit, and I did not manage to get "credits" ending, tho some kind of ending I did receive. All in all worth playing if you like some diggin action. ProTips - use mouse and keyboard; to shoot toggle shooting mode with right mouse button; to invert gravity with gravity enabled boots use arrow keys up/down on keyboard.
Le jeu consiste en des allers-retours constants entre la terre et la surface (imaginez comme c'est embêtant quand on est profondèment sous terre). Le système de visée et les contrôles sont vraiment pourris.Quand on meurt, il n'y a pas possibilité de récuperer son loot. "casser un bloc" est très très très long. L'histoire nous est balancé comme ça sans qu'on y comprenne rien. Le graphisme n'est pas très beau et l'ergonomie du menu inventaire n'est pas terrible.Le jeu est sorti de l'early access trop tôt et avait besoin d'être encore travaillé pour esperer rivaliser avec les meilleurs jeux du genre. Si vous êtes prêt à vous ennuyer, achetez ce jeu.
I am addicted to this game :)
During the time of this review, I have already played this game on mobile devices multiple time. Just wanted to experience it on my PC. [hr][/hr] [b][u]Story[/u]:[/b] Mines of Mars takes players on a thrilling journey to a mysterious, red-hued planet. The narrative unfolds as you explore the deep, dark caverns of Mars, uncovering secrets and ancient artifacts. The story is captivating, with a blend of science fiction and mystery that keeps you engaged. The sense of isolation and the unknown perfectly complement the eerie and enigmatic atmosphere of Mars. [b][u]Graphic and Presentation[/u]:[/b] The graphics in Mines of Mars are stunning, with beautifully crafted 2D environments that bring the Martian landscape to life. The detailed textures and atmospheric lighting create a sense of depth and immersion. The game's visual style is both unique and mesmerizing, making it a visual delight for players. The presentation is polished, with smooth animations and well-designed interfaces that enhance the overall experience. [b][u]Game-play mechanism[/u]:[/b] Gameplay in Mines of Mars is a blend of exploration, mining, and combat. The controls are intuitive and responsive, making it easy to navigate through the Martian caverns. The progression system is well-balanced, with a variety of upgrades and equipment to unlock as you delve deeper into the mines. The game offers a good mix of challenge and reward, keeping you motivated to uncover more of Mars' secrets. The crafting system adds an extra layer of depth, allowing players to create new tools and weapons to aid in their journey. [b][u]Sound[/u]:[/b] The sound design in Mines of Mars is exceptional, with an atmospheric soundtrack that perfectly complements the game's mysterious and eerie environment. The ambient sounds and music create an immersive experience, enhancing the feeling of exploration and discovery. The audio cues are well-placed, adding to the tension and excitement as you delve deeper into the Martian depths. [hr][/hr] [b][u]Overall experience[/u]:[/b] Mines of Mars is a compelling and atmospheric game that offers a rich blend of exploration, storytelling, and gameplay. The captivating narrative, stunning visuals, and engaging mechanics make it a standout title in the genre. Whether you're a fan of sci-fi adventures or just looking for a unique and immersive gaming experience, Mines of Mars is a must-play. It’s a journey filled with mystery, challenge, and the allure of the unknown, making it a truly memorable experience.
I tried really hard, I tried. I tried to get into this game and get far, because I had loved this game on android as a kid, and I wanted to experience the game again from Steam. The mobile original was already a bit janky in some ways, but this version is a lot more so, to the point that I can't really progress. In some sense literally, since one of the ores I need, and still need quite a hefty amount of too, is not to be found anywhere despite how hard I look. I know where it's supposed to be, and I'm sure after all the scouring I've done it should have been enough to be able to find some if it were there; but alas, this has put something of a softlock on my playthrough. I needed to get an armour upgrade with that resource, and now I can't make it past the furthest depths due to a potent enemy type being too hazardous for me too dig there. My guess is that the enemies somehow dug away all of that ore which is why there's not enough left. The enemies can dig in this game, but they have some weird behaviours when you're not even remotely close to them, and so they seem to have caused more damage than feels intended. It's either that, or there literally did not generate enough of that ore. It's a big deal, I've played over 10 hours, and now I have to stop because this one part of the game isn't working. Anyway, I guess that really is the major thing. There are also some small bugs that crop up pretty often, but they're not something I can't put up with. I really wish the ores would have been made more common. They are at the start, but then later it becomes a drag (not to mention becoming impossible!). Additionally, even with the scarcity, the bars you get from the ores you've mined are quite inefficiently inconsistent. It does not feel rewarding, to say the least. The bosses are pretty easy when you know what you are doing (sort of), but also still a bit off. I will say there is a lot that is really great to the game. The atmosphere is wonderful. The game loop is satisfying when it works. I'm not very good at describing what is good about things, but the game meant enough to me to want to play it again despite having already finished it on another device, that's got to say something I think. The game would benefit greatly from some updates, or even a remake perhaps. It has a lot of potential. I have heard something about a sequel in the works (?), I would be very excited to play that, I hope the developer keeps working on it. *edit: oh it seems the sequel will be made into an expansion. I assume it will come to mobile first (and I will definitely play it!) but I hope it will come to Steam eventually too. I hope with it they will do something to make the ore generation more reliable, or get to the bottom of whatever the issue was (I suspect something to do with monsters or some bug with how ores are smelted). Either way, I'm looking forward to it, and I'm sure it will be great!
Seguramente haya muchas cosas por descubrir en Marte, pero aquí sólo encontrarás aburrimiento.
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