Mars First Logistics

The game is overall fun, however right now in early access the editor is clunky and tedious to use. Suggestions to improve the editor: 1. allow swapping out/replacing parts already on the vehicle 2. allow the vehicle not to connect in the editor with a warning that all parts must connect 3. allow selecting and moving of multiple/groups of parts 4. Allow flipping of directional parts (cylinders, servos) 5. Maintain part orientation when placing the same part - rotating 3 or 4 identical parts to the same orientation is tedious You can't replace parts or move things around easily, so I'm really hesitant to get into the editor and try things out. Having to scrape half or the entirety of my vehicle isn't fun and experimenting should be a core part of the game. The editor could be made more ergonomic for mouse + keyboard to make it less tedious and frustrating.

If you;re the type who enjoyed the struggle to deliver packages in death stranding then this game is for you. There is plenty already in the game to be worth the cost but they continue to work on it increasing its value. The art style may be simple but I think its charming, leads to a small install game and I think it takes weight off the game graphically so the physics run smoothly, I didn't have any issues with objects clicking into my car and bounding me into the sky. Some of the missions get a little repetitive but there's plenty to keep things interesting along the way as you unlock new parts

Already great fun, VERY frequent updates and still has a lot potential for the future.

9.5/10 "Snowrunner on Mars!" The drop-in & out co-op is an immediate stand out, where you can join your friends (via invites), do missions separately or together and once the host leaves, you re-enter your own world taking back with you everything you've gained. The game is surprisingly casual friendly via the addition of Creative Mode, where all parts are free. This lets them focus on playing the game while hard mode enjoyers will appreciate struggling against financial barriers forcing bigger brain solutions. The ability to scan other players' drones to copy their blueprint is a great feature that lets low INT players take advantage of high INT designs. As the game rewards creativity and especially persistence through drip-feeding progression, hard mode enjoyers can enjoy the harder mode while creative mode players can once again just simply focus on playing the game. It is possible to spend your funds and trap yourself until you grind out side missions. Having friends to spread out to grind main + sides with is the best method to accrue funds together. I don't particularly enjoy monorail missions because of placement issues, so I dump those. The game does run out of gameplay loop variety quick, and the difficulty does continue to increase as the final delivery zone becomes positioned in a more challenging way, forcing you to come up solutions for each delivery unless you have a good drone fleet already. Mars First Logistics is a strong 9.5/10 "Snowrunner on Mars" and I recommend it especially for OP combination of the high play time you'll get out of it vs the low price you'll pay for it.

This was an awesome game. Took me about 40 hours to finish the main story and there's so much more to do, there's a whole planet to explore. The game's changing a lot at the moment as the dev dials in the difficulty a bit and crushes bugs, but it's currently very playable and a complete experience, if one that ends abruptly. Community blueprints are a big help (though a lot of them contains hooks and, for some reason, I didn't unlock hooks until quite late, but you can still look at them and get a rough idea of how they solve the problem at hand). I asked for a hint and the dev responded within hours. Monorails are, disappointingly, only point-to-point, but there is a better solution in the late game that can help you get started on all the post-game jobs.

Be a kid again, playing lego in a sandpit (but without all the pieces getting lost and having to clean up)! The gameplay loop is straightforward and addictive: build and operate increasingly intricate machines from a growing pool of parts to tackle transporting increasingly difficult-to-manage cargo over varied, vast and surprisingly immersive landscapes for longer distances. You extend your reach by seeking out distant landmarks, building comms towers to extend your range and finding (or building) new paths to get through the terrain. Boy do they make it fun. You'll be exhilarated trying to keep the cargo precariously balanced while your tires start losing grip going up a steep sandy slope with the destination in sight. You'll giggle in delight at concocting an abomination of a machine that you're sure will work. It's doesn't, but a few iterations later and you're on the move. You'll get stuck on a problem, maybe you brute force it with multiple designs, maybe you jump to something else and get struck by an insight that brings you back later, maybe you get lost in any number of other activities and forget to get back to it. There are a few minor quibbles, with the main one being that distances can get a bit tedious when your a few dozen hours in, but I expect the devs will add even more new parts and options to cover this as they keep expanding this already fleshed out game. It is unbelievably well made, with so many delights to be had and complexity well hidden. The UI and controls are quite intuitive, and had no issues with stability, major bugs or performance. It deserves much more recognition than it's getting!

Easy to play casually or get completely fixated. Great Soundtrack too!

Easily my favourite game that I have ever played, the physics within this feel very real and trying to figure out how to move different shaped cargo may take a few tries to get it working as intended, regardless very entertaining. 10/10 give it a go!

Besiege but open world, Stormworks but fun to play. Recommend!

This game is awesome. I bought it and got addicted, 100%ing it and progressing steadily in a decent amount of time. The creativity and puzzle solving aspect of constantly tweaking and rebuilding the rovers to solve different tasks is fun, and the Workshop support also means that people can share their designs with each other. I am excited to see where this game goes, as its current Early Access state already has me very impressed.

Very good building, impressive physics along with good performance, gameplay is fun, very varied as you deliver cargo of different shapes, sizes, many have fun mechanics to them, building is easy but allows making complex machines as well.

Unique graphics and polished game play straight from the beginning. Scratches that creative freedom itch of engineering your own robots in a sandbox environment to complete tasks. A real gem of a game that's simple and just fun to play.

This game is so well done, now it just needs more content. I'd love to see more objects and structures to build. I'd also love to see Deimos or Phobos added to the game since we have rocket parts. I wish there was more music like in Surviving Mars. Overall, idk how other indie games can compete with this masterpiece.

Give them a f****** price! This is excellent! And I would like to emphasize with respect that I am not the average casual gamer! I love simulations and the technical aspects. STYLE First of all, the visual style of this game is outstandig in every detail. I would describe it as a visual mix of Tintin and Sid Mead. The sound design is awesome. The devs have placed great emphasis on details and creativity. PERFORMANCE Other developers should cut a sclice of the technical performance. No bugs, glitches or errors for me. Physics are excellent! This is a real 1.0 state! GAMEPLAY This is so motivating! You`ll get a mission..you have to be an engineer! The game is a kind of sandbox on a massive map. As you level up completing missions an exploring the map, you`ll get more construction parts to build even more freaking machines. You will unlock more bases where you can do lots of crazy stuff. You can even build your own infrastructure and logistic network. Constructing machinery is easy and satisfying. It is fun! You can focus on your ideas instead of watching hours of HOW-TO tutorials. This game highly replayable! If you like to construct machinery...this is yours! If you like to solve physic based puzzles...you`re welcome! If you like to expolore remote terrain...perfect! Do you like offroad driving? ....this is for you! Highly recommended!!!!

While it lacks any automation, reason to connect infrastructure beyond contracts, resources other than 1 ore type, or anything to spend money on past a certain point, or any kind of logic behind demanded items.... It's quite cozy with decently designed vehicles. Once you finish the blatantly-ragebaiting main missions, at least.

Was just going to try it, ending up spend 4 hours roaming around. Pretty good if you like the crafting type of games.

Lego Technic x DEATH STRANDING x Moebius. Incredibly polished even before reaching 1.0. If you like physics-based challenges while transporting everything from rather simple construction items to [spoiler] living, flying butterflies [/spoiler] over rocky terrain (and don't mind starting over a lot and needing to get very creative), then this is the perfect game for you.

Başta çok sıkıcı gibi hissettirmişti. Yan görevlerin kısa olması ve enteresan olmayışından dolayı ancak ilerledikçe bazı konumlarda zeminin yaşattığı hareket zorluğu ve taşınması gereken eşyaların bulmacaları oyunu çok keyifli kılıyor. Bi iki saat sabredip oyuna alışmak gerekiyor.

Fantastic combination of accessible and intricate. The workshop may have many excellent designs, meanwhile I prefer to drag telescope mirrors through the martian soil. 10/10

Lego's meets KSP meets Truck Sim... Engineering challenge delivery fun! I cant wait to get into the mining! One thing that I would like to see is enclosed railcars, I fly off of every rail I have built so far. Not a fun experience. Just unlocked everything and this game is awesome. Cant wait for more updates and parts!

Was fun in the first few hours but later on the missions become impossible to complete.

Help, I can't stop playing. I just keep doing one more mission, one more redesign, just one more monorail. I am trapped on Mars, someone send a rescue mission!

I wish the game were cheaper. And just want to spend on a better thing, but this is my life now.

This is one of the best physics based vehicular building games ive played. Map is huge, tons of unique objects for missions, always a problem to be solved. Fantastic physics fidelity and amazing netcode, no idea how they made it so clean. My friends and i have been having tons of fun and its super duper helpful to have a buddy just load up a hauler. Life can be simple when you work together. :P The satisfaction i get from building something that is a fantastic demonstration why humans will never succeed and barely works brings joy to my ice cold heart. All of the little objectives are unique enough to keep it engaging and all have their own challenges. There are things like boxes and ladders that are easy enough, all the way to butterflies and floor goop that can be a real pain in the ass. Theres enough parts to get the job done and generally well defined, but there should be larger sturdier pieces. Especially tires, even the stupid looking (largest) monster wheels dont cut the cake. I wind up just spamming tires and every build looks stupider and stupider. You can build things like roads, monorails, fuel pipes, ect. Alot of the construction logic is frustrating and difficult or unintuitive to use. You cant freely place anything without some condition being met, which can be really annoying. Like broadcast towers, these are required to expand your driving range, however they cannot be placed unless connected to another tower. Would be really nice to place roads on the ground, alas you cannot. There is only one thing in this game that makes me want to quit. ELEVATORS. Theres a button on the floor of the monorail elevator pad that is difficult to avoid, resets after 1 second and is super easy to get fucked by. I have never NOT had a problem with these damned elevators, i hate them with a burning passion and wasted alot of my time... When i can, i just cancel these missions and avoid monorails all together... Other than the elevators, this game is great and i highly recommend it.

This game is a ton of fun! Its so satisfying building a rover to accomplish a task like transporting awkwardly shaped cargo. I've only just scratched the surface and I'm really enjoying it.

Well-executed simple physics based puzzle game Design a "lego" car to carry some object from point a to point b over rough terrain. Repeat. Similar to snowrunner, but way less punishing and more interesting.

one of the best drunk driving experiences on steam.

A masterpiece game. Ian MacLarty is a genius.

uhhh robit kinda cool but hard to make work sometime

addicting game

jolly good fun

its good

Its a good game

I love it.

Masterpeice

great

Um... I'm stupid...

:D

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