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Mars Simulator 2011

Sebastien, Tuesday, 23 August 2011 @ 23:47

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Land the rover and then explore, analyze and send your results to Earth. Discover if life and water exist or not on Mars. Manage an entire mission on Mars from landing safely to using tools like drill, infrared vision.. but beware of hazards such as sand storms and earthquakes.

Experience the vast natural wonders of Mars, and be careful that the rover will not be destroyed. Purchase the (German) Mars Simulator 2011 here.

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