Monuments of Mars

Monuments of Mars (1990)

by Apogee Software, 3D Realms
Genres:Adventure, Platform
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:When astronauts sent to explore mysterious structures on the surface of Mars disappear, NASA sends you to investiagte. Collect incredible articfacts and fight deadly alien creatures as you wander through the Red Planet's unexplained wonders to solve ancient mysterys.
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I remember playing this game as a kid at the local library. Back in the days of the physical card catalog, and the computer being there to run programs, each visit I'd see if I could get further than the last. This one had a hard disk with the games already loaded on it, as opposed to my school where the computer ran off of a floppy. It had Monuments of Mars and Crystal Caves installed.
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