Mars Attracts

As others have said, this is a pale immitation of more modern theme park games. The UX is frustrating, the balance is off, and there's honestly not much to do, at least in as much of the game as I played before returning it.

Ack ack....ack aaack ackaack ackkk aaack ack aack!! Sadly this is the most barebone and laziest park sim ever. Arguable if it is worth the current price (19€) on discount or not. Everything this game offers, any other park sim is doing way better.

Pretty good. A might tedious, but that's the genre, I suppose. Needs much more stuff to play with

A really fun park-sim game with a nice thematic spin on it. The dark themes blend nicely with the humor, and I quickly fell in love with it. The campaign missions are not terribly challenging, but I did have some trouble with the side missions that involved human happiness. Humans from different eras look for different things in their habitats, and I really recommend paying attention to what they want. It’ll help you in the future. Once I had to reload a save because it wouldn’t register the water pipes correctly, but I’d say only having one real noticeable bug in 28 hours is pretty great. Overall, my biggest complaint is that there isn’t more, because I am smitten. I want to entertain more of these little freaks.

The game is a little easy but it's some silly relaxing fun and I enjoy it. Most games made from existing IP's are atrocious but this is actually not bad. To address the negative reviews. Is it as good as the two point games? Well, no. But I think it's pretty clear from the price of the product that the devs themselves know that their game isn't on par with the two-point franchise. Which is precisely why this game is cheaper than any of the games from the two-point series and it also doesn't have 12 paid DLC's. At Launch Two point games are sold for $30-40 with lots of later DLC bringing the total upwards of $100 Jurassic World Evolution games were sold for $50-60 with lots of later DLC bringing the total well over $100 Planet Coaster games were sold for $50-60 with lots of later DLC also totaling over $100. When you take any of this into consideration, anyone attempting to compare these on a 1:1 ratio just seem a tad disingenuous if you ask me. If these developers were making something that was meant to legitimately COMPETE with these games, rather than exist alongside them as silly fun alternative, they would have attempted to sell it for the industry standard, no? But... Yeah.…

Very unique Park sim but exactly what I would expect from a Mars Attacks Park sim very well done on that end. Also love how it feels more like one of the older park sim games Roller Coaster/Zoo Tycoon