Beeworks Games is back with another delightful adventure centered around mushrooms. Introducing Mushroom Escape Game, where you dive into an engaging world of puzzles solved with just a tap. And the best part? It's completely free to play!

Beeworks has been crafting charming and fun mushroom-themed games for mobile devices. From Everyone's Mushroom Garden, where you manage a bustling mushroom farm, to Mushroom Dig, a management sim focused on excavating fungi, and Funghi's Den, a life sim with elements of base management, their portfolio is rich with fungal fun.

What Do You Do in Mushroom Escape Game?

In Mushroom Escape Game, you'll encounter a diverse array of puzzle-solving challenges. Expect everything from traditional escape room mechanics to unique tasks like rescuing a turtle, dodging mold, and even feeding mushrooms to other mushrooms. With a total of 44 stages, each filled with quirky scenarios, you'll find yourself navigating through this fungal world with simple, intuitive tap-and-drag controls. Should you find yourself stuck, a handy hint feature is there to guide you through.

One of the game's unique features is the Bad Ending Collection. Each time you make a mistake, you unlock a distinct bad ending, transforming trial and error into an intriguing challenge. Here's a sneak peek of the game in action:

The Puzzles Are Quite Varied!

Prepare to tackle an assortment of puzzles, from reviving withered fungi to searching for a lost phone, evading a tiger, and facing the horror of a public restroom without toilet paper. Some puzzles will test your logic, others your patience, and many will simply surprise you with their oddity.

Beeworks has also incorporated simpler puzzles such as spot-the-differences, mini-mysteries, and brain teasers that play with perspective. If you enjoy experimenting with puzzle games to see what unfolds, Mushroom Escape Game might be the perfect fit. Don't miss out—download it from the Google Play Store today!

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