- September 14, 2017
- Silent Parrot Studio
Red Planet: Survive
Platforms
About
In "Survive on Mars," you must endure the challenging conditions of Mars and build a settlement to survive. Gather resources, create 3D parts with a 3D printer, and convert the abandoned rovers into a functional vehicle. Watch out for meteorites and harsh environmental factors while establishing a sustainable water source. Your survival skills will be put to the test as you adapt to life on the Red Planet.






- The game has a cool concept and potential for interesting gameplay.
- Some players enjoyed the graphics and found the idea of blowing up rocks entertaining.
- There is hope that with future updates, the game could improve and become more engaging.
- The game is unfinished, lacking basic features and updates since 2017, leading many to consider it abandoned.
- Players report numerous bugs, crashes, and a lack of gameplay, making it nearly unplayable.
- The developer has been accused of misleading players about the game's state and future updates, leading to frustration and disappointment.
atmosphere
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe atmosphere in the game has shifted from a no-oxygen environment reminiscent of Mars to a more Earth-like, oxygen-rich atmosphere, which has disappointed some players who expected a survival experience based on the original concept. This change allows for modular building similar to other survival games, but it has also led to frustration among those who feel misled by the game's marketing.
“The game was advertised as a survival game, including the no-oxygen atmosphere on Mars.”
“Now it will change into some terraformed planet that even has oxygen in the atmosphere, which completely changes the experience for players who expected a no-oxygen Mars.”
“The game was advertised as a survival game including the no-oxygen atmosphere on Mars.”
“Now it will change into some terraformed planet that even has oxygen in the atmosphere, which completely screws everybody who bought the game thinking they'd be playing on no-oxygen Mars.”
“Do you know what Mars' atmosphere actually looks like?”