Mars: Mars offers an exhilarating yet perilous adventure on an unfamiliar planet. Players must use protective gear to navigate various terrains, often at different altitudes. With finite energy reserves, they must recharge periodically at launch pads. While the gameplay is straightforward, mastering it requires practice due to occasional landing mishaps. On this planet, once a hub of human achievement but now long deserted, players are tasked with reactivating it. Along the way, unexpected gifts and spaceships await discovery.

USE THE LAUNCH PADS CORRECTLY

In Mars: Mars, players are transported to a new planet, equipped with a protective suit. A compressed air device attached to the back aids the main character in aerial movement. The planet's environment is fraught with dangers, necessitating precise landings on designated stations. This challenging task requires players to accurately assess landing spots and control intensity to safeguard the character. Players must tap the screen to manage air control on both sides, facilitating a gradual descent until landing is achieved. Energy constraints demand precision and skill from the player.

UNLOCK INTERESTING DEVICES

Progressing to new areas poses challenges due to varying altitudes. Observation devices, akin to cameras, can pose threats, requiring players to maintain a safe distance to observe and capture selfies before proceeding. Landing attempts may be repeated, which is a common occurrence. Additionally, players have the chance to uncover spaceships buried underground. Tapping on these reveals surprise rewards, often in the form of new astronaut costumes.