Exploring The Icy Moon of Europa in Take On Mars

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Take On Mars
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Take On Mars (2017)
Duration: 17:01
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Take On Mars is still getting updates and is becoming less well named over time. Europa is now offered as a new location although it's only in Sandbox and limited scenarios. You get to explore the surface and go under the ice into the oceans below.



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