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Mars Attracts key art showing a green Martian in a spacesuit with the Mars Attracts logo behind him.

Mars Attracts Brings Theme Park Management to the Mars Attacks Universe

Posted on August 22, 2024September 29, 2026 By Ronny Fiksdahl

Build the ultimate Martian theme park in the Mars Attacks universe

Related coverage: Indie Spotlight.

Mars Attracts is a theme park management sim set in the Mars Attacks™ universe. Developed and published by Outlier, it puts players in charge of a Martian amusement park and was planned for Steam Early Access in 2025.

Game Overview

Mars Attracts is not your typical management sim. Here, you will build rides, manage Martian guest needs, and, most intriguingly, abduct humans to serve as the park’s main attractions.  This unique twist adds a layer of strategy as you balance the needs of your Martian visitors with the welfare of your human exhibits, who are very prone to attempting escapes from their enclosures if neglected.

As a Martian CEO, you will juggle construction, staff management, research, and finances while keeping both your alien guests and human captives under control. Build the perfect red-planet tourist trap, complete with human enclosures, rides, amenities, and all the twisted experiments your Martian audience could ask for.

Key Features

  • Official Mars Attacks™ universe: Run a theme park on Mars inspired by the classic trading cards and their over-the-top sci-fi humor.
  • Human abduction and enclosures: Send Martian ships across time to capture humans from eras like Ancient Rome and the Wild West, then design themed habitats to keep them mostly content and contained.
  • Deep park management: Build rides and attractions, manage staff, control utilities, and keep guests and “specimens” happy to grow your Martian entertainment empire.
  • Darkly comic experiments: Study humanity in their “natural habitat,” or push them to the limit with experiments that generate research resources and unlock new attractions, amenities, and upgrades.
  • Needs-driven AI: Complex guest and staff behavior systems drive how Martians and humans react to your decisions, creating chain reactions when things go wrong (or horribly right).
  • Campaign and sandbox potential: Tackle missions that guide you through building profitable parks while leaving plenty of room for creative, chaotic layouts.

Languages and Accessibility

Mars Attracts will be accessible in several languages, including English, Simplified Chinese, German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese, with full interface and subtitles support, helping a wide range of players enjoy their Martian management career.

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Mars Attracts

Release Window: 15 Sep, 2025

Genre: Action, Adventure, Simulation, Strategy

Developer/Publisher: Outlier

Platforms: PC( Steam)

Early Access and Availability

Set to release in Early Access in 2025, interested players can already wishlist Mars Attracts on Steam to stay updated with the latest developments. For more information, you can connect with Outlier on their official website and follow them across social platforms, including Discord, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok.

Mars Attracts combines theme park management with the Mars Attacks™ license. Players build attractions, research new options, manage Martian guests, and handle the human exhibits used as part of the park.


Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Fix Gaming Channel.

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