Establish an expanding Martian colony by drilling crystals and constructing buildings to feed your Dark Matter Refinery. Each prestige reset boosts your production multipliers, letting you progress faster through subsequent runs. Strategy-focused clicker players who enjoy layered progression and pushing toward end-game milestones will find the escalating challenge rewarding.
About this game
An idle clicker set on Mars. Drill crystals, build a colonial empire, run a Refinery to generate Dark Matter, and trigger a prestige reset to start again — stronger. Can you reach the Infinity Crystal?
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Hello again explorers! 👋Wow! It’s been a while since the last update, and although I said I wouldn’t update until launch day, I couldn’t help but hear your comments in the community, videos, etc… The jump to version 0.7 comes following a major refactoring to handle controllers – yes, controllers in an idle/clicker game. From now on, you’ll be able to play using your controller; for the time being, only Xbox controllers and similar devices should work, but I’ll be adding more compatibility options later on.Translations into many more languages (I’ll be preparing more translations for the final release). New statistics have been added to track your performance in earning crystals; certain stats still need refining ahead of the final release. Lunar drops now retain their status between games – a known bug that should now be fixed. Announce TrailerA new trailer which I hope will be a bit clearer than its predecessor.NewFull gamepad and controller support across menus, panels and settingsPolish, Thai, Latin American Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch and Norwegian languages addedLunar drops can now be claimed with a controllerAuto depth can be triggered from controllersBuffs now show iconsButton selection now pulses for clearer navigationHit particles addedLunar drop impact sounds addedNew crystals-per-minute statisticDrilling console now displays current mineral per minuteChangedDepth now follows a geometric progressionWorkers behave more reliablyLunar drops are protected against accidental activation and now save between sessionsMax health is now affected by densityUpgrades rebalanced and cleaned upPermanent upgrades hidden from the terminal.Settings layout improvedThe ringed planet now spins in the backgroundLocalisation refreshed across all languagesFixedDepth up/down issues resolvedBuildings menu now hides, shows and refreshes correctlyDensity no longer fails after loading a saveAuto depth now checks correctly after loading and purchasingScience point generator now ke...
Hello again! 👋First of all, I’d like to thank you for the warm reception the demo has received – you lot are brilliant. I’ve spent the last few days making some essential changes to the menu navigation, which I hope to release soon. No major changes, but for those who decided to post in the community with errors, I’ve gone ahead and fixed those bugs.NewAdded various Mars Clicker input and output messages.New quality setting.ChangedFPS are now adjusted correctly.Various changes to button selection and detection.Analytics removed.Various text entries in multiple languages have been modified and fixed.Complete rework of the save system.Volume sliders now display percentages.FixedFPS are adjusted correctly.The 'Buy x1, x10, x100' button has been revised.
Hello everyone! 👋I’m thrilled to announce that the Mars Clicker demo is now live! 🎉🕹️ Download the free demo: At last, you can play a small section of the game. I’ve decided to limit the demo to a single prestige level, you’ll be able to play the rest of the game without restriction, but you won’t be able to progress beyond Tier 5. A few things to bear in mind regarding the demo: This is an early build, so a few bugs or glitches may crop up. Saved games will not carry over to the final release. If any serious issues are detected in the demo, I’ll upload patches to resolve them, but the content will remain the same until the day of release.I don’t think there’s anything else to add, I hope you enjoy the Martian landscape, or that they let you get on with your work efficiently. Have fun! Adrian.
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