LEXZ1:
I know that there is not enough interest to finish the game, but I am curious as to where you were going to take the story from here.
I'm sure that, if nothing else, those who played the game would appreciate a proper ending. I certainly know I would.
--Joshp144
Spoiler: Ha ha. Well, ultimately she will remember that the door was not the true exit and that there was really a second hatch. However this fuels her curiosity and she ventures toward the exit and looks out the window on the other side. She sees a small disturbance of dust in the distance and repairs one of the rovers to travel and investigate. She ultimately finds that the Chinese have also landed on Mars, but they actually see her as a threat to their resources and have not made contact. They are also unfriendly, but they do have a means of returning to earth because of their reusable rocket. She eventually finds a way to pirate the rocket and return only to find herself on a new dystopian earth.
 "Socrates Jones: Pro Philosopher"){kind=icon}
 "Yeti Yeti Yeti Yeti"){kind=icon}
 "Last on Mars"){kind=icon}
 "Skunk Meat"){kind=icon}
 "Fixation"){kind=icon}
 "Lucidity"){kind=icon}
 "Anti-Idle: The Game"){kind=icon}
 "The Enchanted Cave"){kind=icon}
 "Super Adventure Pals"){kind=icon}
Spoiler: Ha ha. Well, ultimately she will remember that the door was not the true exit and that there was really a second hatch. However this fuels her curiosity and she ventures toward the exit and looks out the window on the other side. She sees a small disturbance of dust in the distance and repairs one of the rovers to travel and investigate. She ultimately finds that the Chinese have also landed on Mars, but they actually see her as a threat to their resources and have not made contact. They are also unfriendly, but they do have a means of returning to earth because of their reusable rocket. She eventually finds a way to pirate the rocket and return only to find herself on a new dystopian earth.