Mars Water Manager
Manage resources and terraform the Red Planet!
Water
0.0 / 100
Energy
50.0 / 100
Atmosphere
0.0 / 100
Buildings
Water Extractor
Owned: 0
Solar Panel
Owned: 0
Atmosphere Processor
Owned: 0
Advanced Extractor
Owned: 0
Fusion Reactor
Owned: 0
Achievements
First Steps
Build your first water extractor
Hydration Station
Collect 100 water
Power Player
Generate 50 energy
Air We Go
Process 10 atmosphere
Crisis Manager
Survive your first challenge
🎯 Game Objective
Manage Sardis Lake for one week (7 days) in August. You must balance:
- •Oklahoma City's water demand: They need 300-500 cfs daily
- •Local recreation needs: Keep lake levels high for fishing and tourism
- •Settlement Agreement rules: Never release water when lake is below minimum
⚡ Special Events
Watch out for these events during your week:
- 🎣Bass Tournament (Day 5): Brings $200K to local economy if lake is high enough
- ☀️Weather changes: Sunny, rainy, drought, or storms affect water levels
- 📞Stakeholder calls: Hear from OKC officials and local community
🏆 Achievements
Unlock achievements by completing special challenges:
- 🏆 First Victory - Win your first game
- ⚖️ Perfect Balance - Keep both scores above 80%
- 🔥 Streak Master - Achieve a 5-day streak
- 🎯 High Scorer - Score over 1000 points
- 💎 Expert Manager - Win on hard difficulty
- 🌿 Eco Warrior - Keep lake above 598 ft all week
- ⭐ Veteran - Play 10 games
💡 Pro Tips
- 1.Watch the weather forecast - rain means less need to release water
- 2.Keep lake levels slightly above minimum for safety margin
- 3.Balance is key - don't ignore either stakeholder for too long
- 4.Save water before the Bass Tournament to ensure success
- 5.Start with Easy mode to learn, then challenge yourself with Hard!
📚 Real-World Context
This game simulates real challenges faced by water managers in the Choctaw-Chickasaw Water Settlement area. The 2016 Settlement Agreement established clear rules to balance multiple competing interests:
Municipal Water
Oklahoma City has storage rights in Sardis Lake for municipal water supply
Recreation & Tourism
Local communities depend on lake levels for fishing, boating, and tourism revenue
Tribal Rights
The Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations have water rights that must be respected