- August 10, 2016
- Pomelo Games
Mars: Mars
Platforms
About
"Mars: Mars" is a jetpack-fueled exploration game where players embark on a mission to Mars, funded by the cost-cutting MarsCorp. The objective is to discover the Martian landscape while avoiding "Rapid Unscheduled Disassemblies," taking selfies at iconic locations, and proving the naysayers wrong. With limited jetpack fuel and the opportunity to make history, the game promises a thrilling, challenging experience.

- The game features smooth gameplay and beautiful graphics, making it visually appealing.
- It is a perfect casual game that can be played in short bursts, ideal for passing time.
- The ads are optional and not intrusive, allowing for an enjoyable gaming experience without constant interruptions.
- The gameplay can become repetitive after a while, lacking variety and new challenges.
- Some users experience bugs, particularly with the character selection menu freezing.
- There is a lack of meaningful upgrades or progression systems, making the game feel stagnant over time.
monetization
229 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game is widely praised for its non-intrusive approach, with most players appreciating that ads are completely optional and not forced upon them. Users enjoy the ability to watch ads for in-game rewards, such as coins and character skins, without feeling overwhelmed by constant interruptions. Overall, the game is seen as a refreshing change from typical mobile games that rely heavily on aggressive ad placements and pay-to-win mechanics.
“When the developers say free, they actually mean free - there's very few in-app purchases and that truly emphasizes what a free gaming experience is!”
“Balanced gameplay, with no ads if you don't want and no transaction necessary for it.”
“Incredibly smooth gameplay, no ads, imaginative characters and art.”
“Great game but the ads are jarring - real shame there isn't an option to pay like £3 for an ad-free version - I'd happily do that but can't see myself keeping this game otherwise chill games like this are much better with an option to get rid of ads, rather than having to watch videos or whatever - it totally ruins the excellent vibe and puts you off playing.”
“The whole purpose of the game is to get you to watch ads so that you can collect more characters.”
“Got it through the google play pass which is supposed to make it 'free of ads and in-app purchases', but I still got unskippable ads thrown at me constantly.”