
Raise a mushroom from a spore into a fine young woman, then discover the twists and turns her life may take in this creepy-cute fairytale life simulation game.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Carino. Forse, un giorno potrei rigiocarci. È stato sicuramente un buon, piacevole e rilassante intermezzo.
This game is honestly so much more than I expected! I really adore the simplistic style--but despite that, it has much to offer in terms of settings, replay value, and adorable mushroom girls. The story is absolutely charming and when I thought for sure it'd be repetitive, it wasn't, and I've since gone off on a wild adventure completely different from my first run. The soundtrack creates such a lovely atmosphere to play along to, and I was excited that you can actually unlock more tracks to add as you play. The only thing that I felt didn't quite measure up to the rest of the qualities my new favorite game has is the fact that while yes, you do have stats to be aware of in order to guarantee the survival of your mushroom girl, they actually didn't feel like they have much of an impact at all. It felt very low stakes after my first run--but of course, this game has surprised me multiple times already (I somehow ended up with a [spoiler] potato girl! [/spoiler]) so maybe that will change.
quite possibly the cutest game in the world. I love my many, many daughters, who are all named emily. dunno why I picked emily, but I did. buy this game if you haven't already.
I paid full price for Mushroom Musume and I don’t regret it. This game is charming, a little weird, and pretty silly in a way that really worked for me. I love mushrooms, life sims, adventure, and games where your choices actually matter, so this ended up feeling like it was made specifically for my interests. I also really liked the extra collection elements, like unlocking colors and music. It gave me more reasons to keep exploring and made the whole experience feel even more rewarding. Trying to get different endings stayed fun, and I appreciated the mechanics that slowly make things easier the longer you play. It helped the game feel less grindy over time instead of becoming repetitive. The demo is honestly a pretty good representation of the game overall, but the full version definitely has a lot more to offer once you really get into it.
I love my mushroom daughters thumbs up emoji
love the consept, all paths are thought out. only frustration is it dosent give hints or a map of progress
Never ending possibilities, adorable game design, I had a wonderful time playing it. If you like stories and mushrooms I recommend !!
I've been following since it was just a demo on itch, which honestly doesn't seem that long ago but it's been a minute!! I absolutely love this game though, and though the updates and patches do definitely take a while, there's so much content to keep you entertained between new stuff. incredibly written, and so sweet and wholesome at times only to be horrifying and evil at others. it's wonderful! price is absolutely worth it also, especially considering how much there is.
Mushroom Musume was a joy to play from start to finish, even after many hours of dozens of runs, I was still excited to discover new scenarios and endings up to the very end. I cannot praise the writing enough, being a perfect blend of horror, wit, and slice-of-life, making every new scene and choice worth reading, combined with a consistently stunning soundtrack, beautifully photographed backgrounds, and even light RPG mechanics. The overarching story gradually unfolding over the course of your many daughters’ lives is done incredibly well, going to unbelievable lengths and culminating in something truly spectacular. Even outside of the “main” story, everything comes together in a way that makes the world feel truly large and lived in – plenty of persistent changes and progression, unique lines of dialogue acknowledging other events or your daughter’s unique traits, and a wide range of distinct and charming NPCs that often play much larger roles than you’d think. It’s a joy to get lost in Mushroom Musume’s world and I only came to love the game more as I played, seeing the fascinating places the story would go and running into an endless amount of charming and witty scenarios. It can be difficult to truly discover everything with the limited amount of time in each run coupled with the large pool of events, but thankfully quick saving and loading is painless and can be used to reroll and obtain any outcome you want. There is also a very helpful miraheze wiki for the game when needed, but I will say that paying attention to the game will also often put you on the right path, giving you context clues to investigate on your next run, or perhaps on a daughter with a specific trait. I also feel that the deceptively huge number of things to discover in this game is one of its biggest strengths and means I’m rarely just doing a run for the sake of it, there’s always something I wanted to check out or progress, or I’d stumble upon something new anyway! It may not seem like there’s much at the start, but I highly recommend sticking with Mushroom Musume and seeing where the world takes you, I really believe it’s something special and I can tell a huge amount of love and passion was poured into this amazingly adorable little game. And as a lesbian, yes, the abundance of women and wlw relationships being the norm is so refreshing.
I am literally one of the biggest mushroomers out there and this game is so fire, Ive been excited for a full release ever since I played the demo on itch
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