Attributes | Values |
---|
rdfs:label
| |
rdfs:comment
| - __TOC__
- Motherload is the 15th and final story mission of Watch Dogs 2.
- Motherload is a platformer flash game made by XGenStudios. The game is set on Mars, where the player controls a futuristic drilling machine. Hired by the mysterious "Mr. Natas", your task is to dig into the Martian soil to harvest minerals. Minerals may be sold at the surface in order to upgrade your drilling vehicle, allowing you to go deeper and collect more rare and valuable ores. __TOC__
- When you first play the game you are dropped off by a spacecraft. You will get a transmission from Mr. Natas to refuel and what to do. As you dig deeper and deeper into Mars you get plenty of messages from miners and Mr. Natas. Sometimes earthquakes happen and your screen has a big red "!" and may destroy your holes and hinder your progress. These earthquakes don't do any damage to you. As you get deeper you will see smaller natural passages, rocks, and better minerals.
|
dcterms:subject
| |
dbkwik:kongregate/...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
dbkwik:watchdogs/p...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
Name
| |
Genre
| |
Type
| |
Author
| |
pub
| |
iga
| |
upg
| |
abstract
| - __TOC__
- Motherload is the 15th and final story mission of Watch Dogs 2.
- Motherload is a platformer flash game made by XGenStudios. The game is set on Mars, where the player controls a futuristic drilling machine. Hired by the mysterious "Mr. Natas", your task is to dig into the Martian soil to harvest minerals. Minerals may be sold at the surface in order to upgrade your drilling vehicle, allowing you to go deeper and collect more rare and valuable ores. __TOC__
- When you first play the game you are dropped off by a spacecraft. You will get a transmission from Mr. Natas to refuel and what to do. As you dig deeper and deeper into Mars you get plenty of messages from miners and Mr. Natas. Sometimes earthquakes happen and your screen has a big red "!" and may destroy your holes and hinder your progress. These earthquakes don't do any damage to you. As you get deeper you will see smaller natural passages, rocks, and better minerals.
|