Artistic License Chemistry: Einsteinium (atomic number 99) is a real element, but it only exists artificially (typically as fallout from nuclear weapons) and the longest-lived isotopes don't last more than two years.Natas, at first, who offers you money, congratulations, advice and safety warnings. While being trapped is unlikely to happen, it's not really impossible. Acceptable Breaks from Reality: Marsquakes will only occur when on the surface, so they can't actually trap you underground.

However, they did say the premise was 'one that could prove to be addictive.' The game received a PlayStation Blog Editors' choice award in 2013. However, IGN was less impressed, citing 'simple and repetitious' gameplay. They thought the game was exciting with increasing complexity, although repetitive, citing the gameplay as instilling a 'feeling of zen'. Destructoid gave the game an 8 out of 10. Metacritic aggregately rates it at a 65%, meaning 'mixed to average reception'.

The PS4 version of Super Motherload has generally received mixed to positive reception. Penny Arcade included the game as the subject of a comic strip and blog post. The initial flash version of the game was well received, prompting XGen Studios to release a downloadable enhanced edition titled Motherload: Goldium Edition. The introduction of a number of optional puzzles, solvable via the use of bombs, is also new to Super Motherload. The game also introduces mineral smelting, which allows the creation of a number of alloys by collecting minerals in certain sequences. New to Super Motherload are underground bases which serve as checkpoints, preventing the need for players to return to the surface each time they fill up their cargo bay. Players drill, collect minerals, and return to base when fuel runs out to refuel, repair, sell minerals, and upgrade their digging machine. The basic gameplay is similar to that of Motherload, with some new additions. In the game, players work for a corporation to collect minerals and gems on Mars.

Super Motherload is the sequel to Motherload, an Adobe Flash game also developed by XGen Studios, released in 2004. Super Motherload is a video game for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC created by XGen Studios and released on November 15, 2013.

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