- Publisher: Frontier Foundry
- Release Date: Feb 2, 2023
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
User Score
Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 32 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 11 out of 32
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Mixed: 5 out of 32
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Negative: 16 out of 32
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Feb 4, 2023Half baked, frame rate drops, very noticeable pop in, facial textures are poor, very disappointing after deliver us the moon.
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Feb 4, 2023this game made me feel like i was **** sucking a nut back into my dick and it hurt!!!!!
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Mar 16, 2023This game is absolute garbage! The first one was pretty great, but the controls are junk on this one and the characters are all complete morons. Do not buy!
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Feb 7, 2023Huge downgrade compared to 'Deliver us the Moon'. Bad textures, bad or inexistent lips sync, frame drops. And the holograms...a joke...
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Feb 15, 2023This is a very bad game. No fun factor whatsoever. Don't trust the reviews.
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Mar 5, 2023This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Feb 15, 2023
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Sep 11, 2023Runs terrible on weakstation 5 just as all games seem to Xbox is way better
Awards & Rankings
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Apr 14, 2023A sequel that’s put in the work to expand its predecessor’s horizons is commendable, but for Deliver Us Mars this doesn’t always work out perfectly. Still, it offers another thrilling adventure for deep-space explorers, with welcome character moments that make it a little less solitary this time around.
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PLAYMar 8, 2023Mars itself doesn’t feature as much as it probably should, but this is made up for by engaging characters, purposeful traversal, and a heartfelt message. [Issue#25, p.77]
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Mar 3, 2023Deliver Us Mars is a strongly story-driven adventure, which places great emphasis on the touching narrative sector, capable of making the player think continuously, and on the exploration of a planet full of mysteries: climbing the rocky walls of Mars works but it is the variety in terms of environmental puzzles to be lacking. The visual presentation is solid and, net of some imperfections and some drop in frame rate, embellishes this journey certainly suitable for lovers of the reference genre.