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From the producer of Lumines Electronic Symphony comes the underwater adventure of a lifetime, playable on both standard PS4 or in immersive VR on PS VR! Take control of two dolphins, Jupiter and Mars, who are on a mission to restore life to the oceans! Set in a future Earth where sea levels have risen from melting ice caps, Jupiter and Mars must journey through submerged cities in order to neutralize a global network of machines that are disrupting sea life.
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Epic, relaxed, plot-driven and contemplative.
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Attack of the FanboyDean JamesApr 20194/5 starsFollowing the journey of two neon colored dolphins, Jupiter & Mars is a well made underwater experience that also comes with a good message about protecting the future of the oceans in some interesting ways as well.
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Daily DotAJ MoserApr 20194/5 starsI found Jupiter and Mars to be a thrilling and thoughtful experience. It clearly communicates an important message and manages to be equally fun and charming.
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Digital ChumpsEric LaymanApr 20198/10Jupiter & Mars presents a sincere restoration of the radical environmentalism that permeated pop culture in the early 90's. Steering its pair of dolphins through a neon post-human wonderland measures against its persistent undercurrent of despair and culpability. Jupiter & Mars lets players smile at what's left while scowling at the wreckage we're doomed to leave behind.
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Screen RantLeo FaiermanApr 20192/5 starsTigertron's echo-themed PS VR game debut Jupiter & Mars doesn't feel overly polemic or dull, but decidedly underwhelming all the same.
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TechRaptorSamuel GuglielmoMay 20194.5/10Jupiter & Mars is lovely to look at and listen too. I just wish it was actually fun to play.
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