Life On Mars

Scientists still haven't answered the Mars question. In Life On Mars, a crash leaves an expedition rover stranded on the red planet with spacecraft modules scattered across the surface. Evidence of intelligent life remains the reason for the mission. Sunlit ground can reach 35 degrees Celsius. Shade sinks to minus 125, putting the rover's devices at risk. Detailed visuals, realistic physics, and music accompany the search.

How to play?

Sweep the surrounding area with the rover's scanner, marking valuable finds and missing ship parts. Batteries restore lost power during long trips across the rocky terrain. When shadows spread across the route, move back into sunlight to protect onboard equipment from freezing. Upgrades found during exploration add extra devices. Added gear also boosts movement across rough stone and uneven ground.