Welcome To Mars 9

As a fan of point-and-click adventures, I have to say I really loved the story. It’s a short game, but the story is very well crafted and keeps you on edge until the end, when you finally understand everything that was really going on inside the station. I still have to find out what happens in the other endings, but I had a great time playing it.

I love the game. It's a short narrative adventure that leaves you thinking about your final decision. The puzzles are not difficult and drive your through the story.

It's like reading a short sci-fi story. I played the demo and that left me hanging so I couldn't wait to get my hands on the rest. The music perfectly matches what's happening in the story leaving that edgy feeling with your decisions, I thought I heard my own heart beating. It left me thinking about the other options. <3 The puzzles were easy to figure out but they weren't meant to be difficult. Thank you for this!

This is a 30 minute game. Only $5 but not even worth that. i mean good for them trying to get their bag but i can’t say they did the work to con me into being happy i paid for this. supposedly this is fixed [strike]It’s also broken, a major decision triggers even if you didn’t make it.[/strike]

This is basically a demo or student built game with nothing fleshed out. Yeah for <$5 it seems attractive but there's basically nothing here. It's not a point and click adventure. There's no mouse support and there's little freedom. You go to an area, every interactable object highlights, you interact, you pick something up, use it, move on. There are two or three puzzles that are there in name only. *spoilers* It's a form of token-ism. The hardest token challenge is realizing the name of the model ship refers to a particular book. The rest involve clicking switches in a pattern thats given to you. This isn't a good story either. Mystery guy with amnesia has to either trust the AI or not while never getting any details to inform the choice. I decided not to kill the captain but the achievement still triggered. The mechanism of transferring sickness to the teddy bear thing in the tank is immersion breaking illogic. It's unclear if the healing stations actually do anything. There are only 2 choices: killing the captain and the final choice about what to do about teddy bear. It's not much of a choice, if I believe the AI then changing the status quo risks what's left of…

Lazy writing. There's no story or character development whatsoever. Why would I care about the "being" if I don't even know the main character?