Cooperative soulslike about sentient mushrooms launches on Steam — MycoRelic receives positive player reviews
As you advance, you’ll upgrade the protagonist’s body.
MycoRelic was recently released on Steam. Studio Sandy Dingo Games invites players to explore islands inhabited by tribes of mushroom-robots.
You can play solo or team up with other players. Expect boss encounters, dungeon-clearings, and puzzles:
“You begin the game inside an old, rusted mechanized body. Retrofit your robot’s frame to withstand the trials of this world, hone your combat approach, or enhance the elemental effects at your disposal. Bolster your endurance by restoring your body’s integrity and increasing the strength and efficiency of the magic bestowed by the ancient wisdom of the fungi.”
MycoRelic will be developed through Steam Early Access Steam, with a full release expected in 12–18 months.
Source: iXBT.games

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