MARS 2120

[h1]Living the Elon Musk dream, or may I say nightmare?[/h1] [code]Check this fantastic game and more on [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28519188-Hardcore-Reviews]Hardcore Reviews! [/url]⚡[/code] [b]Mars 2120 is a fun and engaging 2.5D Metroidvania[/b] developed in Brazil by QUByte Interactive. It features clever level design, interesting puzzles, and a solid elemental ability system. The movement feels smooth and the platforming is extremely satisfying, with both close and ranged combat. You’ll face alien monsters, deadly robots, and giant bosses with cool designs and unique patterns. The game also plays with camera perspectives to make platforming more dynamic and enjoyable. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3521293417 Considering its price during Steam sales, the love and care put into the game by the small but talented dev team, and the good time I had playing it, I’d say it’s a solid pick. Definitely worth adding to your wishlist, and if you're a fan of the genre, you might find yourself pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem on the Steam store. For me, the game had me from the opening animation! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filede…

I think this game is under appreciated. The combat might be a bit janky, but the exploration and the progression are very satisfying. The different environments are beautifully crafted. The boss fights are OK-ish. The power ups are cool and I tink the price is OK

MARS 2120 developed and published by QUByte Interactive is a sci-fi metroidvania that clearly draws inspiration from genre classics while attempting to carve out its own identity through a blend of exploration, elemental abilities, and hybrid combat systems. Set within a remote Martian colony that has fallen into chaos, the game follows Sergeant Anna “Thirteen” Charlotte as she investigates a catastrophic event that has transformed the facility into a hostile and mysterious environment. The premise is familiar but effective, providing a strong foundation for a progression-driven adventure built around discovery and survival. The game’s structure adheres closely to traditional metroidvania design. Players explore a large, interconnected map composed of distinct zones, each filled with obstacles, hidden upgrades, and locked paths that can only be accessed after acquiring new abilities. Progression is tied directly to exploration, encouraging players to revisit earlier areas with newly unlocked powers. This loop is one of the game’s strongest aspects, as it captures the sense of gradual empowerment that defines the genre. However, the lack of clear direction can sometimes make naviga…

Well... the idea behind it might be good, but the technical realization is not as well done as other games.

Wow, this is just bad...

Did not finish. I wanted to love this game, and it has a lot of potential, but as others have mentioned, good lord is it rough around the edges. Graphics are strangely fuzzy, controls and combat are janky, boss fights are either curiously easy or maddeningly frustrating, and the map system is absolutely abysmal. There are too many other good, polished MV games out there to play instead