This is one of those games I wish there was a middle option on the reviews. not recommended but not a full on dislike either.

The basics of this game is you play an unnamed astronaut sent to Mars to investigate an SOS and the loss of contact with the residents on the colony there. Once arriving, he has to defend various generators from mutants/aliens/Martians/something. It's not really clear what they are, and only one of the cutscenes references them as "mutants".
The game looks like a typical Flash game of old and not very complex. basically a 2D wave survival game with you against a bunch of mindless enemies that only walk back and forth. there's different types of mutans, starting with just the red ones. but every few levels or less, a new variant appears, from green ones that tank 4 times as many shots, to speedy blue ones that much faster but can't take a hit. and flying ones that move slow but do a lot of damage. The enemies will path find towards the generator on each mission and start attacking it, or if you get close enough to them they will attack you also, however they never specifically go after you, even in the last level that has no generator and you just have to kill a bunch of them.
If they destroy the generator, which has a health bar, you lose, or if you lose your health you lose. The game is fairly easy and power ups like health or other weapons spawn constantly. so it's difficult to actually die. I never actually died. but I did struggle on one of the levels where they kept destroying the generator. but I finally figured out the pattern on the 4th try and beat it no problem. I didn't lose any other rounds.

You have unlimited ammo in your gun, but 4 shots before an automatic reload. you can also pick up temporary weapons around the map that spawn and range from faster firing machine gun with a larger magazine to a big plasma gun to even a 3 shot plasma shotgun. Each one also has unlimited ammo but with reloading needed after a few shots. however each one you can only have for 30 seconds.

the game isn't bad, but needs some quality of life updates to be good. for one you have no idea how many enemies you have to kill for the round to end. There is no enemy counter, there is no progress bar or any time limit. there's no indication at all on your progress during a round. you just have to keep killing mutants until it says you win. these can last from 5 to 10 minutes sometimes. there really needs to be an indicator of how many to kill.

there's 12 rounds where you defend a generator. they aren't to difficult except for one. and then the final round 13 is you just have to kill a bunch of them till you win. no generator. it's not difficult, just needs improvements. If you don't die or have to start over, you can beat it in about an hour. It's nothing to write home about but can be a fun little time waster for an hour.

Not bad... but not good. and there's enough material here I can make a voice acting video on Hyper Frost Productions.

this game starts out fun for the first few levels but becomes an absolute slog later on.

In order to progress each level, you hide a number of Easter Eggs as the bunny and then get to the exit. To do this there are highlighted circles that randomly spawn in locations on the map, every time you are defeated or start a level over they are in new locations at random. you have to walk to a circle, press "Z" to drop an egg there and then go to the next. once you do like 3 of 3, 5 of 5, or 6 of 6.. you then return to the exit and have a 5 second extraction timer.
If kids walking around the map find an egg, they steal it and you have to go retrieve it from the base they take it to and hide it again. if they see you with their vision cone, you lose. if they get 3 of your eggs to the HQ and you don't get them back in 30 seconds, you lose.

These kids arn't difficult to avoid in the first few levels but it can get annoying figuring out a good timing to put eggs in circles and then sprint to the exit and extract before one is found. this becomes soooo tedious in later levels, to the point I had to stop on level 12 as the sheer random chance of the placement of the circles and the walking of the kids makes it a massive game of luck and timing.

The achievements are tied to collectables, carrots in each level. you can get the carrot achievement separate from beating the level or not. that's my recommended strategy. starting a new level, don't worry about hiding eggs. try to find all the carrots in one life without being spotted to get the achievement. then do the eggs. you do not have to do them at the same time.

Here's an issue.. level 8 is broken. You're supposed to collect 6 carrots on level 8 to get the achievement for that level. There are only 5 carrots. I am not the only one who's found this problem. level 8 achievement is impossible to get without tools and i do not advocate for that at all. Unless you're a filthy cheater, it is impossible to get the level 8 achievement. so if you do have the achievement, people know you cheated.

that is all. don't get this game