Mission: Mars is a STEM learning game developed with the Museum of Science that focuses on the Engineering Design Process. Players craft tools and solve problems to survive and explore a Martian environment.
Mission: Mars is a STEM learning game developed with the Museum of Science that focuses on the Engineering Design Process within a survival scenario. Players explore a Mars-based environment, using crafting and problem-solving to build tools and systems that support survival. This simulation requires players to iterate on engineering solutions to overcome the environmental challenges of the Red Planet.
Engineering Design Process (EDP), Survival Engineering, Resource Management, Iterative Crafting
Navigate a survival setting that presents environmental hazards and constraints.
Create tools and equipment to improve survival capabilities.
Test, refine, and iterate solutions to overcome challenges.
Unlock new areas by improving technology and resources.
Engineering skills develop through iterative testing and practical application. Mission: Mars helps learners understand the Engineering Design Process by placing them in scenarios where designing, building, and refining solutions directly affects their ability to progress.
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