MUSHROOM WARS MINI CODE

Zillion Whales provided us with a Mushroom Wars 2 code for review purposes. If, however, you want something that moves a little faster than paint drying, youвЂ™ll want to look elsewhere, because youвЂ™re not going to find it in Mushroom Wars 2. If that is, then youвЂ™ll probably want to investigate this game, because thereвЂ™s ample amounts of both strategizing and waiting.

Of course, if youвЂ™re an RTS diehard, that may just be the appeal of the game. On top of that, this game demands that players be patient, since you have to spend a lot of time waiting for those toadstools to generate enough mushroom army men for you to launch assaults on the opposing - which means that you also spend a lot of time looking at those maps that, again, donвЂ™t look all that different from each other. Hey, the devs need to keep the lights on somehow to keep this gameвЂ™s. Unless of course, you fork over some cold hard cash for the campaign missions instead. That may sound like a bizarre thing to complain about, but thereвЂ™s really not a lot of variety from level to level. While Mushroom Wars 2 has a single player campaign, this guide will mostly focus on the multiplayer, since you need to finish multiplayer battles to unlock single player campaign missions. Unfortunately, as I said up top, Mushroom Wars 2вЂ™s big drawback is that it also doesnвЂ™t skimp on content. It also doesnвЂ™t hurt that, especially early on, the game doesnвЂ™t skimp on tutorial levels. Even if youвЂ™re not that familiar with RTS games, Mushroom Wars 2 borrows enough from tower defense that it should seem pretty straightforward. In fact, given that youвЂ™re mainly fighting over terrains that remain largely unchanged apart from the positioning of those toadstools, you could even say that the graphics are much better than they need to be - but IвЂ™m not going to complain.ДЇurther, the controls are fairly easy to master. The graphics, particularly in the cutscenes, are fairly cute, as you might expect from a game where sentient mushrooms are doing battle over toadstool-looking habitations. I should immediately clarify, of course, that just because I donвЂ™t like it, itвЂ™s not inconceivable that anyone else could. I mean, I wouldnвЂ™t say that I particularly enjoy it, and I think that somewhere around the 70th or 80th mission (out of 100 in total) it started feeling like real-time strategy overkill, but I donвЂ™t think thereвЂ™s any question that if you want real-time strategy on your Switch, Mushroom Wars 2 almost certainly offers more of that than any of its competition. IвЂ™ll say this for Mushroom Wars 2: thereвЂ™s certainly a lot of it.

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