Rover Mechanic Simulator: Training Day

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Play Full version now ➡️ Rover_Mechanic_Simulator Welcome to the Training Day on Mars!! Rover Mechanic Simulator is a game in which you are a mechanic working on one of the first Martian colonies. Your main tasks include the repair and maintenance of Mars rovers, so that the remaining crew can collect detailed information about the structure of the Red Planet. In this free version of Rover M…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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70%

Audience ScoreBased on 46 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a good tutorial that helps players learn the mechanics of disassembling and reassembling rovers.
It provides an interesting and educational experience for those who enjoy space and mechanics.
The graphics are visually appealing, and the game has a relaxing vibe.

The gameplay can be tedious and repetitive, particularly with the process of unscrewing multiple bolts.
There are significant performance issues, including lag and unresponsive mouse movement.
The mini-game at the end of repairs feels out of place and unnecessary, detracting from the overall experience.

gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Rover Mechanic Simulator: Training Day" receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and educational, particularly for those interested in mechanics, while others criticize it for cumbersome controls and repetitive tasks. The game features impressive graphics and a unique setting, but many feel it lacks the depth and excitement found in other mechanic simulators, leading to a sense of blandness and frustration. Overall, it appeals to a niche audience but may not satisfy everyone.
- “If you don't, it's also for you because of its eye-catching graphics, addicting gameplay, chilling vibe, cool music, and educational side.”
- “This is one of the best games out there. If you know how to fix cars, this game is one step up from that. You are out of space and can't send parts back to Earth. What do you do? You can use a 3D printer, but some missions are very hard. If you know how to fix rovers, download the free version of this game, Rover Mechanic Simulator: Training Day, and have fun.”
- “I love the graphics; they're really close to what I would imagine. I love the mechanics (pun unfortunately not intended). It's great to have to analyze the parts, undo each and every part that hampers getting to the part you need to access.”
- “Gameplay: total rubbish.”
- “For how bad the gameplay is, it's a waste of GPU and CPU usage.”
- “The controls are cumbersome and unintuitive; the gameplay is literally screwing off layer after layer one screw at a time just to hopefully find the one part you need to replace, then putting it all back again, and everything else is bland and unengaging.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in the game revolves around the challenges of repairing rovers in a space setting, where players must navigate limited resources and complex missions. While the premise is engaging, some players find certain gameplay elements, like the configuration mini-game, to be out of place and tedious, detracting from the overall experience. Technical issues, such as mission-blocking bugs, have also been noted, indicating a need for updates to enhance the narrative flow.
- “However, I hit a block that prevented me from continuing; the rover programming device didn't show up despite the rover being complete, which means that I could not program the rover and couldn't complete the mission. But if this game gets updated, I will definitely revisit.”
- “In mission two, it got pretty tedious to remove each wheel and then each bearing just to see which motor happens to be faulty!”
- “The configuration process at the end of each mission seems a little out of place, like others have mentioned, and it would be cool if the devs could replace this mini-game with something more fitting (although I don't quite know what that would be).”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players find the soundtrack to be lackluster and uninspiring, others praise it as amazing and integral to the game's overall experience. Despite the divided opinions, many agree that the music contributes positively to the game's vibe and atmosphere.
- “The soundtrack is nothing short of amazing, and please release it.”
- “It's also for you because of its eye-catching graphics, addictive gameplay, chilling vibe, and cool music.”
- “The soundtrack is lame; I just can't understand what is wrong with the dumb rovers.”
- “Soundtrack: lame, just lame.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their eye-catching quality and close alignment with players' imaginations, contributing to an engaging and immersive experience. Users appreciate the visual appeal alongside the gameplay mechanics, although some express a desire for additional features like VR support to enhance the overall experience.
- “The graphics are eye-catching and contribute to the game's addicting gameplay and chilling vibe.”
- “I really love the graphics; they closely match my imagination.”
- “The graphics are impressive and enhance the overall experience of the game.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and slow, particularly criticizing the cumbersome mechanics involved in tasks like using the crane and the rover configurator. The repetitive nature of certain missions, such as diagnosing faults by removing multiple components, contributes to a sense of boredom.
- “Tedious, slow, boring.”
- “In mission two, it got pretty tedious to remove each wheel and then each bearing just to see which motor happens to be faulty!”
- “The only downside is the tedious use of the crane and strange implementation of a rover configurator.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users indicate that the game requires significant optimization, as the performance gap between the lowest and ultra settings is minimal, suggesting that the game may not be effectively utilizing system resources.
- “First and foremost, there is a need for optimization.”
- “The difference in performance between 'lowest' and 'ultra' settings seems to be marginal.”