
An interactive art demo that showcases what a future base on Mars could look like. Project Eagle isn't a game - but an exploration of mankind's possible future.
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Really relaxing exploration game
Worth a quick download, it's a fairly detailed, non-interactive Martian base that looks to have some scientific input around design and what components are there. You can see the bare bones potential of this having been planned as some sort of base construction and simulator game, but they rightly abandoned and decided to release what they had done as a free demo. It's interesting, I like the Martian sunset, but really it's no more than a 10min look around for people who like space.
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Project Eagle is a nice 3D interactive game with pretty cool visuals. It showcases what a future base on Mars could look like. The game takes only about 20 minutes to complete, however, I went back after completing the game to look around some more and read all the location texts in sensor mode. There are two modes to view the game in: sensor which shows a diagram of the buildings with location labels; and standard view where you can move around, zoom in, and hover over the Mars terrain and base camp buildings. To switch between standard view mode and sensor mode, you press the Space bar. I enjoyed the game and achievements were easy to obtain. It was worth the price: Free. While I was playing, I envisioned a future Mars colony in which Elon Musk leaves Earth and moves there. Well, that was just a fantasy, because unfortunately, that probably won't happen in my lifetime. Oh, well, it doesn't hurt to dream.
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I enjoyed this well made presentation of Mars base, a glimpse of what living on the red planet would be like. When this presentation was released, I was hoping it would pan out to new Mars game all by itself. Overall this project is excellent, highly recommend installing it and go exploring.
Demo, not a game....
Ciekawie to wygląda, tylko po co?
就没人给这个演示做个汉化吗?
This Demo, could be a game by adding atmosphere, exploration, and strategic elements. A grittier, industrial aesthetic with weather effects would enhance immersion. Colonization mechanics could allow players to establish settlements, manage resources, and deploy automation to reduce micromanagement. Real-time strategy elements, like four-legged walker units for industry and defense, could add depth, supporting trade or combat scenarios between player colonies. Exploration could uncover derelict stations, lost technologies, and interactive story events, enriching the world. A mix of tactical game-play, discovery, and automation would keep the experience engaging without becoming tedious.
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