Marscrete is a potential building material made from Martian soil and a polymer binder. Its feasibility has been explored, but it needs extensive validation and testing before we can be certain. Marscrete offers advantages like reduced launch masses from Earth and in-situ resource utilization on Mars. However, challenges such as material properties variation with composition or temperature changes on Mars, durability, scalability, and potential environmental concerns require thorough investigation. As research progresses, we will gain a better understanding of Marscrete as a viable construction material for future Martian habitats.