Mines of Mars Scifi Mining RPG

Crescent Moon Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Some suspected that Mars once harbored life.
There was a reason that it wasn't ever found.

Mines of Mars is a procedural atmospheric RPG mining game.
It is also a story based adventure game with dark secrets, great weapons, tons of different items, and a gorgeous world to explore.
The world of MoM is procedurally created, so that every time you play it, it will be a little different.
There are tons of different enemies, dark corridors, and a large variety of fauna and ambient creatures.

-Huge Procedurally generated underground world
-Customizable RPG system
-Night and Day system
-Dark secrets
-Atmospheric vibes
-3 Mini Games
-Original Ambient Soundtrack by Evan Gipson
-Lots of flora and fauna
-Tons of Weapons and Items
-Great storyline
-Gravity Mining!
-Huge Bosses

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Ratings and reviews

The game is a fun & engaging. However the joystick controls went haywire about 1100 ft and beyond. Sticky sometimes and other time nothing works. Advise saving game often and have a good internet connection. Development is very responsive to questions and issues. They suggested trying the beta. Which I did. The beta lost visibility on my current game. At one point it would no longer replenish fuel or health. Unable to back out of beta to original game. Had to uninstall/reinstall and start over.

I can't give a better rating considering how long this game has been available, the issues it has, and the only additions being microtransactions and ads. When this game was first released, it was short, but it was fun. Now we have the same amount of content, but it takes significantly longer to finish, which makes it boring. In short, it's a balancing ploy to force people into spending real money on the game. Dying and crafting deletes finite resources. So, so, many problems, not enough space.

I'll have to say, the game didn't ask me to review it until I had enough time to actually... DIG IN... Yeah sorry... Couldn't help myself. Seriously though, this game is, for the most part, a dream in terms of Bluetooth controller support, something extremely lacking from other crescent titles like Aralon, Ravensword or (most frustratingly as it's still under active support and I've paid for it) Morphite. The game play is very similar to Gem Miner 2, except better in ways, for one better graphics, two, the upgrade system makes sense and has a feeling of greater depth, not to mention a story line. It's worth a grab imo. I will warn you, however, if you pay to remove ads, please be warned, this particular game requires you to pay for it specifically, so buying a gem pack doesn't do do even though they're the same price. That irked me and I feel burnt a bit because I'm really short on change and could only afford one IAP (granted, since I'm that bad off I probably had no business buying the one tbh)... Still... You have been warned. Aside from that, I definitely recommend this game.

What’s new

Made the controls opaque. Bug fixes.