Occupy Mars: The Game

Occupy Mars: The Game - survival and construction on the red planet. The Martian base starts with a tent and a generator. Dust storm covers solar panels. The base is expanding in sections. The rover drives along a paved road. The road between the bases is being built gradually. Construction proceeds from the residential block to the mines. A storm can break communication with the base. A spacesuit is needed for every exit. Solar panels are cleaned of dust manually. Scientists are discovering new drills and furnaces. Water and oxygen are considered reserves. Ores and ice are mined using machines and drills. Water is obtained from wells and ice. Solar panels and reactor provide current. Science opens new modules. They are looking for water based on reconnaissance data. Energy is calculated by battery reserves. The first day on the planet begins with a spacesuit. Science discovers new technology. The rover requires charging and repair. The cable connects the base modules. The night shift works with emergency lights. Oxygen is made from ice and recycled back. Dust and storms clog equipment. Transport travels through craters and sand. Food and air supplies are counted by day. A spacesuit is needed for going outside. The colony grows along with the prey. Each module draws energy and requires maintenance. The warehouse stores materials for construction. Scientists unlock new modules for data. Modules are built according to drawings. The warehouse is assembled from separate containers. The suit requires a charge and a spare cylinder. Each building requires energy from solar panels or a reactor. Repairing equipment requires parts and time. It's cold on Mars at night. Dust clogs filters and damages equipment. The colony faces storms and lost communications. Repairs require parts from the workshop. The road to the mine is paved over stones. For those who love colonies on another planet, this game is suitable.