Mushroom Escape Game Launches March 27th

Beeworks Games, renowned for their unique mushroom-themed creations, is set to launch an enhanced version of their Mushroom Escape Game on March 27th. This updated game brings 17 new stages, each packed with puzzles spanning a diverse range of genres, challenging players to test and expand their puzzle-solving abilities. With simple gameplay and controls, players can interact with the environment by tapping on intriguing areas and dragging and dropping collected items to solve puzzles. Whether you're tasked with reviving wilted mushrooms, capturing a tiger, or rescuing a turtle from mischievous kids, creative thinking is key to success. And if you find yourself stuck, a handy hint feature is available to guide you through the toughest spots.

Collect Bad Endings in Mushroom Escape Game

Beyond merely solving puzzles, Mushroom Escape Game introduces an intriguing Bad Ending Collection feature. Players are encouraged to explore every possible wrong turn in each puzzle, collecting all the erroneous outcomes through trial and error. This adds a new layer of challenge and fun to the game, as you strive to discover every possible mistake. The stages are varied, featuring everything from puzzles to actual escape room scenarios. You might find yourself dodging mold, uncovering a hidden phone, or navigating the awkwardness of a public restroom out of toilet paper. Additionally, some stages challenge you to spot the differences, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging.

Mushroom Escape Game isn't Beeworks' Only Fungi-themed Experience

Beeworks Games promises that the variety in puzzle genres will keep players hooked while sharpening their problem-solving skills. If the Mushroom Escape Game catches your fancy, you might also enjoy exploring Beeworks' other fungi-themed offerings. Titles like the idle farming sim, Everyone's Mushroom Garden, the management sim Mushroom Dig, and the life sim Funghi's Den, which echoes the style of Fallout Shelter, await your discovery. Mushroom Escape Game will be available for free download starting March 27th, featuring a total of 44 stages. For more information and to stay updated, be sure to follow its official YouTube channel, Instagram, or TikTok account.