Mycofall

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Mycofall ne révolutionne clairement pas le genre du Survivors-like, mais il fait très bien ce qu'il entreprend. Son univers à base de champignons affrontant des hordes d'insectes lui donne une identité sympathique, tandis que la boucle de gameplay fonctionne immédiatement : récupérer du mycélium, améliorer et faire évoluer ses compétences, débloquer de nouveaux personnages et chercher des builds toujours plus puissants. Rien de particulièrement spectaculaire ou inédit donc, mais c'est efficace, agréable à jouer et suffisamment accrocheur pour donner envie d'y retourner. Et finalement, le meilleur compliment que je puisse lui faire, c'est qu'après avoir terminé mon enregistrement… j'ai relancé le jeu hors caméra pour essayer les nouveaux personnages et pouvoirs que j'avais débloqués. Ma découverte de Mycofall sur Glitcharium : https://youtu.be/X4jcKe-Oqgk

What can I say? First of all, yes, it’s one of the many “Action Rouge like” games just like any other - but in its own unique way. The charming details of the little mushroom world complete with its insects that want to devour you are very well done for a game that’s still in “Early Access.” The skill balancing is still a bit rough around the edges but that does not make it any less fun to dive into a life threatening adventure with friends.

I see a lot of potential for Mycofall. The setting and choice of a mushroom protagonist comes along with armies of insects as well as dense forest biomes to create a gorgeous gaming experience. Movement is clean and responsive with combat that scales appropriately to your level. Where the game falls short is the progression. Every upgrade is so small and insignificant that it breeds a level of frustration as it takes far too long to notice improvements. Games succeed in the wake of Vampire Survivor when upgrades and choices improve your character in immediate and identifiable fashion. Mycofall fails miserably in the regard. To build upon the progression, the amount of time required just to inherit an additional skill is a massive hang-up for many. Typical games in the genre have the ability to start with almost nothing, yet build your abilities and stats in a way that creates an entirely different and borderline overpowered character. Mycofall does not tread those waters. While I listed more gripes than praises, I still have hope for the game. The developers have just entered early access. For now I'll hang this game on the wall and keep eyes on patches and updates. It's a solid foundation just waiting for the walls to climb to amazing heights. EARLY ACCESS RATING: 6/10

Its a fun game to play with others. Mushrooms Mushrooms everywhere :)

game is good but the music is annoying specially the drummers so much headach