
Mars Attracts is a park management sim set in the iconic universe of Mars Attacks™. Play as the devious Martians as you construct detailed enclosures, manage staff, and most importantly - abduct and experiment on humans for the entertainment of your Martian guests!
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Mars Attracts is a theme park management game set on Mars. Play as the devious Martians from the cult-classic universe of Mars Attacks™ and build your amusement park empire, abducting humans from across history to display in customizable enclosures for the entertainment of curious Martian guests. Study humanity in their natural habitat, or subject them to whatever twisted experiments you can imagine!
Take on the role of a Martian CEO and confront the challenge of theme park management — craft the perfect red planet tourist attraction, complete with human enclosures, death-defying rides, and a carefully selected range of amenities. You won’t last long if you can’t turn a profit.
Cater to your guests’ diverse needs by unlocking a range of merch stalls, food vendors, and colorfully gruesome decorations.
Manage supply chains by assigning helpful porters to keep your park running smoothly.
Balance your books by taking out loans and customising prices with an in-depth financial management system.
Gain the approval of the colourful cast of Martian board members by completing optional missions and park inspections.
Humans come in all shapes, sizes, and bounciness. Employ advanced Martian technology to procure humans from across history – from Ancient Rome to the Wild West – and build the perfect habitat to ensure they have no idea they ever left.
Launch abduction missions to Earth to capture humans from across history, each with their own set of unique traits and preferences.
Gather knowledge of humans from different time periods to learn how to construct the perfect enclosure.
Collect unique historical humans including Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, and Date Masamune.
Tailor enclosures to appeal to each human’s unique preferences using decor items collected from expeditions.
Unhappy humans won’t remain docile for long. Hire security teams and build defences to deal with rampaging humans before they trash your beautiful park and kill your innocent guests.
For centuries, Martian explorers have scoured the galaxy for signs of intelligent life. So far, no luck. Nevertheless, there is much to be learned by studying human behavior. Maximize their happiness to enlighten your guests on the mysteries of these strange enclosed-brained creatures, or push your captives to the limit and see what breaks. For science, of course.
Unlock new buildings and staff abilities from the research tree by performing gruesome experiments on captive humans.
Dissect excess humans to construct anatomical horrors to decorate your park.
Satisfy your guests’ need for random acts of cruelty by building torture devices, running experiments, or selling merch made from human body parts.
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Reviews
For early access there really is not much wrong with the game and is very addictive. There are a few bugs when it comes to tasks which I had emailed the devs about and options within Kiosks and rides are a little thin on the ground at present - however decoration wise its spot on as well as choice of roads and ground flooring types. I feel that there needs to be another 2 of each kiosk types and 2 more rides per level of development... so not a great deal more before it could happily be fully lunched in 1.0. I love the fact that knowledge of previous research carries forward - you may not have the requirements when starting the mission but at least you do not have to sweat over old ground its just there when you are ready to progress in that particular habitat. Money generation can be slow as you manage staff with building purchases everything you need to do costs you - but its not impossible to generate enough money to get your park moving. I am really interested in seeing where the devs take this game in the future- I thinking in keeping with the movie and with this game that a few carnival stalls featuring human subjects as targets to win prices etc would look cool. Maybe a human petting zoo where heads are stuck on various animals - having humans from various historical periods is a fun feature. Eventually it would be cool to have the text spoken in alien kak kak speech similar to the movie as that would take it to a new level. I can see several addons in the titles future maybe even an alternate dimension where the aliens won and is colonising earth but only time will tell. - so far a very fun game
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Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
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So here’s the thing… I really wanted to like Mars Attracts. If you’re an 80s/90s kid, this game is absolutely a nostalgia trip. The throwbacks are great, the vibe is there, and it’s set in a universe that honestly deserved way more attention before the IP basically got forgotten. But as a game? It just didn’t hook me. The gameplay itself is fine — nothing offensively bad, but also nothing that felt new or exciting. Where it really started losing me was the UI and controls. A lot of things felt confusing and non-intuitive, and I spent more time feeling frustrated and unsure of what the game wanted from me than actually enjoying the park-building part. And then there’s the big issue: performance and bugs. I had repeated crashes, stuttering, and major CPU usage spikes for no clear reason. I get that it’s early access, but it still felt like I was fighting the game more than playing it. One thing I will give it credit for: the music is great. It fits perfectly and actually feels like it belongs in this world. Bottom line: I can’t recommend it right now. If the developers fix the bugs and smooth out the UI, I could see this being worth revisiting later — but at the moment, it’s too clunky and unstable to justify full price. Verdict: Not recommended (for now). 4.25/10
Great game so far! a couple of little bugs in the Early Access game but nothing game breaking after 10 hours of game play. Mouse rotating could do with some tweaking, speed a little too fast, hopefully something the devs will look at in the future. For an early release there's a generous number of levels and huge amount of content. I've sunk 10 hours in over two days and would happily sink another 5 in tomorrow. Love the concept and looking forward to seeing what comes next
My boyfriend was laughing at me because I said, "idk what to do! My humans escaped when I was trying to build a bigger enclosure! They are stunned, but won't go back in!" He thought that was funny! It was bugged, so I saved and restarted the game and that fixed the problem and all my humans went back into their enclosure! I love this game so much! Its unique! I can't wait to see this game when it is no longer in early access! 10/10
It has great potential, VERY early access keep in mind. But still fun enough to play though. Well done!
Very fun game. Played up until what is not available yet and it has been whacky silly fun. Especially with all the naming conventions. Excited to see what other features and habitats are coming for future updates.
This game exceeded my expectations. The combination of a Mars setting, park management, human abduction, experiments, and staff management makes it super fun and unique compared to other park sims. Highly recommended 10/10!
fully played,. finished the demo ,- and yeah , its a buy , and for sure a fun goofy , great idea ,- of all things ,yep - you know the movie , you proberly love it ,- and now you can have just fun with humans, while building alien theme park cant wait to see what they cook up over the coming years ,- deseving of support i say .- not every day at all you see this type of theme with alien , capture humans , and you play as " EVIL " .. - evil is subjective..but point is. not many games lets you play and have fun on the evil side.. so thanks devs
Хорошая игра. В своем жанре "Зоопарка" или "менеджера лечебного комплекса". Жаль что нет русского языка, а русскоязычного населения немало. Да и фанатов фильма позабавил бы этот продукт. Марс атакует - это своего рода классика. Надеюсь на понимание и добавления, ну хотя бы на инструмент для модификации. а там умельцы переведут.
its just so fun to play but some times its boring but still fun to play
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