Occupy Mars: The Game

Game is fun and interesting that could become amazing but currently lacks in so many areas, yes the game is in early dev but why is there so much tech research in the base game when it is totally pointless and unable to be used at all becuase its materials or counterpart tech is in works or physically impossible to attain makes no sense at all. seems that it will be years away from any decent gameplay unsure why game is priced at $42.00 when after multiple years of development there are still so many simple bugs, lack of actual usable content. This game could be something but devs would need jesus or 10 years at their current pace of work rate. would not advise unless heavy sale/discount but be prepared to feel empty after a few weeks of playing

После перерыва года в три решил зайти и это по прежнему кривая хрень. В обучении застрял между ящиком на полу и кроватью и постоянно прыгает. Начинать заново и попасть так еще где ни будь нет желания ни какого. Удалить и забыть , свою цену не стоит по моему мнению.

FOR ALL CONTENT CREATORS! Turn the music off! I got 11 Copyrighted songs in 4 hour gameplay!

★★★☆☆ Occupy Mars: The Game — 120 Hours Played After spending 120 real hours in Occupy Mars: The Game, I can say it’s a decent survival experience with a lot of potential, but also a long list of issues that really hold it back. What works The atmosphere is great and the early game feels promising. Building your base, setting up power, oxygen, water, and watching everything slowly come together is genuinely satisfying. The Greenhouse and Dome are well-made and probably the best parts of the game. What doesn’t The biggest problem is resource mining. It’s repetitive, slow, and honestly painful after a few dozen hours. Since the entire game revolves around mining, this becomes a serious flaw. There’s no real progression in mining tech, no automation, nothing that makes the process more interesting over time. Base building is also extremely limited. You get a few workbenches, a bed, storage… and that’s basically it. Yes, there are more structures, but most of them feel unnecessary or don’t add meaningful gameplay. Everything ends up feeling like it’s “the same thing in a different shape.” The game desperately needs more engineering, more mechanics, more physics, more chemistry, and generally more depth in its systems. Right now, it’s mostly just mining → processing → building → repeat. The ending The final mission was the biggest disappointment. Building the landing pad and the shuttle took me 10 real hours, and after all that effort I expected an actual launch sequence or at least a cutscene. Instead, the game just throws a plain “Mission complete” message at you. That moment really killed the excitement. Verdict There is a good survival game here, but it feels unfinished. The core loop is too shallow, the mining is exhausting, and the ending is anticlimactic. With more content, more machines, more science, and more variety, this could become something great. But right now, it needs a lot of improvement and proper completion.

Some decent ideas and a lot of potential. Game is pretty buggy, some systems feel half assed or incomplete. Don't bother with the campaign, it adds very little story and has breaking bugs. Since release it blocks players from progressing due to quest issues. The dev team is there, not super responsive, and not fast to get fixes out. It has some value, so if you can get it on the cheap it could be worth it. I can't recommend it though.

I am sorry but this is not a 1.0. It looks like nothing in controls and movements has improved in the two years since I tried last. It didnt feel ready 2 years ago. It does not today.

Most of the 'challenge' in this game is pointless grief from the devs. The controls are clunky and annoying. The game regularly hitches. If you want a better space base building experience I'd recommend Stationeers or Space Engineers over Occupy Mars. This game aint worth it.

И как начать игру? ни компанию, ни свободный режим по нажатию "Пуск" не запускает