Space Rocket Exploration vs Last robot escape Mars

Space Rocket Exploration gives you the ability to feel the exctiment of traveling to space and exploring planets like you never have felt and seen before. The game has astonishing graphics and physics that simulate space how it's in the real life! First part of the game is where you have to build your own rocket and launch it in the launch area! There are three stages: small stages, medium stages and larg stages. You can combine all parts of different size and make a big rocket that you can travel and discover planets further and further. Most interesting part of the game is the ability to build a Space Station in space by attaching every single part that you bring from earth. Size of Space Station is unlimited you can also add controllers to make it controllable. Satellite is another object that you can launch in space. You have many different satellites. The Game has all planets with their moons that exist in our solar system which all of them have different characteristics. Now is time for you to try it!

Explore a new world where you are in charge of the last surviving robot on Mars. Complete missions and gather resources while using the scout drone to locate targets and their direction. Ten years ago, the Mars colonization mission was initiated, but the control center was forced to halt the mission due to mysterious anomalies. As a result, the colonists abandoned Mars, leaving behind a vast amount of equipment and components required to continue the mission. The robot was sent by the last transporter ship and activated just before making an emergency landing. Your mission is to survive on this deserted planet by completing tasks within a limited time frame since the robot's battery power drains quickly. Utilize the resources earned to enhance the batteries, jump height, and drone flight height to locate more objects on the map. The satellite drone will help by transmitting a map indicating all vital mission points, but its battery power is limited. It's imperative to locate the last intact ship to send the results of the anomaly study back to Earth.