Mushroom Wars 2 71 – Heroic Rts Serija

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What is the concept: Following the devastation of earth, signs of life start to reemerge, as arid wastelands slowly turn green. From these embryonic lands, a multitude of mushrooms are sprouting. But distressingly, they seem destined to repeat the cycle of conflict that has plagued the planet. As such, different factions of fungi battle for domination, bringing a light-hearted, enjoyable, and slightly repetitive real-time strategy experience onto the Switch.

Mushroom Wars 2 is a real-time strategy video game, developed and published by Zillion Whales. It is the sequel to Mushroom Wars, and was released on iOS and tvOS on October 13, 2016. Versions for Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Android are expected to follow soon. INTERKULTURALNOST asopis za podsticanje i afirmaciju interkulturalne komunikacije Izdava: Zavod za kulturu Vojvodine, Vojvode Putnika 2, Novi Sad, tel. 021/ 4754148, 4754128, zkvrazvoj@nscable.net Za izdavaa: Vladimir Kopicl, direktor Glavni i odgovorni urednik: dr Aleksandra uri Bosni Urednitvo: dr Duan Marinkovi, Novi Sad / dr Ivana ivanevi.

Conquest stages all play out similarly, placing a small battalion of ‘shrooms in teardrop-shaped villages. Left alone, the number of warriors in these settlements will steadily grow until they reach a predefined limit. Periodically, players have the opportunity to upgrade these communities, sacrificing a few fighters for a stronger defense, larger unit capacity, and faster production. Or they can opt to convert these outposts in towers that lack the ability to reproduce but fire at any nearby enemies. Alternatively, forges can be built to bolster your battle stats, trading unit production for stronger, forceful soldiers. Essentially, Mushroom Wars 2, pares down the real-time strategy genre to the essentials, removing factors like resource gathering to focus on engagements where area and army size matter most.

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Conflict is most often initiated by directing a portion of a stronghold's population to invade another tower. Pleasingly, ownership and strength of each fortification is clear, signified by color and a number overhead number that details the number of troops garrisoned inside. Similarly, a bar at the top of the screen shows the size of each army, offering a general assessment of faction strength. The ultimate goal is to overrun the land, making control of the landscape in Conquest mode, or key strongholds when playing Domination.

What are the game's strengths? Real-time strategy on consoles have a decidedly mixed history, with genre entries habitually hampered by awkward control schemes. Mushroom Wars 2 was previously released on PC and mobile, and while the Switch version rejects the touchscreen-based input method of the latter, directing your mushrooms is a largely intuitive affair. Using a cursor to shift around towers, a trigger hold brings up an arrow to help direct your eager attackers. Pleasingly, the game remembers your last selection, making a blitzkrieg from an array of strongholds quite easy. Different tower upgrades and unit sizes are all mapped to the face buttons, but thanks to pop-up overlays, you'll quickly be enhancing and sending out a variety of troop sizes intuitively.

Although Mushroom Wars 2 doesn't use a substantial amount of art, the game makes good use of it's economical supply of assets. Backdrops employ at painterly approach, while the tiny mushroom soldiers move in bullet-hell patterns until their demise generates translucent spirits that rise skyward. As such, the game's art work is attractive while avoiding being so busy that it prohibits easy reading of the battlefield. Musically, the game employs vocal choruses and exotic rhythms, endowing the actions with an otherworldly texture that complements the peculiar confrontation between mushrooms.

What are the game's weaknesses? Beyond Mushroom Wars 2's snub of touchscreen input, a few other faults occurred during play. Once the game hard crashed, requiring a system reset. Another oddity is the game's hunt for an internet connection, even during solo offline play. While the game is always playable, periodically a nag screen emerges before jumping into a mode reminding players of the lack of internet connection. That said, when are online, the game's matches are relatively lag-free if you are able to find a competitor.

Priime styles 1 0 – apply professional photo presets. Mushroom Wars 2 packs a healthy amount of content, with two separate campaigns, multiplayers matcher against local and online foes, and even the option to battle bots. Although there's an attempt at variety with elements like boss battles and a mixing of starting situations across the campaign, play can grow tedious across long sessions. Parodically, battles can devolve into wars of attrition for a single tower, with supremacy repeatedly shifting back and forth. This can make the usual ten-to-fifteen minutes game stretch out much longer, if you don't opt to restart the round.

Is the game worth the asking price? The Switch iteration of Mushroom Wars 2 is priced five dollars more than the PC version, but its cheaper than if you were to buy all the piece meal content for the free-to-play mobile version. Commit to the twenty-dollar asking price and the title provides an amble amount of content, but like a buffet filled with nothing but mushrooms, you might get burned-out if you consume too much at a single sitting.

Mushroom Wars 2 was played on the Switch
with review code provided by the publisher.

Review Overview

Summary : Despite a few technical blemishes, Mushroom Wars 2 is enjoyable effort, especially if you're yearning for real-time strategy on your Switch.

In October of 2009, Creat Studios released Mushroom Wars for PS3. Because of it's popularity, the game was re-released on Xbox 360 and mobile platforms in 2013 and was released on Steam just last year.

Today, eight years later, the developer Zillion Whales is releasing Mushroom Wars 2, a charming sequel to the original game. If Age of Empires and Kindom Rush could have a baby with the Minions, it would be this game. It's cute, it's funny, it's fun, and it's surprisingly difficult.

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Mushroom Wars 2 is not a classic Real-Time Strategy, nor is it a tower defense game. It's a completely different hybrid gaming experience.The game features a multi-episode campaign, which highlights each of the four mushroom factions: Shrooms, Proteus Aliens, Shii'Mori Amazons, and Grim Necromancers. The beginning of the campaign does a really nice job of teaching the players the basic mechanics of the game and introducing some of the newer, more complex elements of the game. It manages to do all of this without making the player feel like they're wasting time. Playing through the rest of the campaign gradually demands more and more skill from the player and requires them to change their play style in order to win some of the later levels.

The multiplayer modes allow for a competitive approach with the built-in league system, or more casual play with the ranked system which will pit players of similar skill levels against each other. Just like the first game, players can engage in free-for-all matches with 2 to 4 players. New to Mushroom Wars 2 is the ability to play team matches (2 on 2), a feature that quite a few fans requested. Another new feature of Mushroom Wars 2 is the hero system, which allows each player to choose one of 12 leaders to take into battle while giving them a set of 4 skills to use to change the course of any match.

Mushroom Wars 2 71 – Heroic Rts Serija

Recommendation: Mushroom Wars 2 is a colorful game full of fun characters, challenging environments, and subtle strategy (And looks really cool in HD!). Every match and single player level is very short, so it's an easy game to pick up and put down whenever you have spare time. If you like RTS games, go check it out. But even if you don't typically like RTS games, give it a try, you may find the experience more enjoyable than you expect.

*Mushroom Wars 2 was provided to the reviewer by the publishing company but this fact did not alter the reviewer's opinion*