Mind Over Mushroom Reviews

This is a very fun turn-based strategy game. The battles have enough difficulty to be frustratingly fun, but not so difficult that I want to quit the game forever. There is a lot of strategy involved. The character variety adds to the mechanics, as a well as the terrain. The style of the game is also aesthetically pleasing. After having it on my wishlist for several months, I'm glad I actually bought it.

great game already, a whole lot of potential for more, a some what steep learning curve, a bit of balancing on certian characters is needed, but overall a good indy

Liking it so far. Fun tactics game with a good amount of challenge. Graphics are simple but nice.

A fairly simple tactics game but still really fun. I am looking forward to unlocking more of the classes to diversify my party.

Mind Over Mushroom is an adventure in a strange world, that plays like customizable 3d chess. The game has a good AI and makes good use of the mechanics of the individual characters. The characters themselves have mechanics that can be abused in a way that might seem unbalanced, such as vampireing units that self destruct, but I see it as rewarding cleaver game play, and I'm looking forward to seeing how I can combine yet-to-unlock character's abilities to punish some more shrooms. Should be made into a multiplayer. The graphics are simple, but they mesh well with the music and it makes for a very ambient experience. I'v been looking for something like this for a while, there just needs to be more of what this is.

pretty graphics but the battles feel grindy and slow paced which I don't enjoy - maybe this changes late-game but I didn't make it.

EDIT: The developer has been very great at updating and tweaking some things that make the game feel a lot more fluid and engaging. It still needs some work, but for the price I think it is definitely a good purchase and I am hopeful that even more features will be added in the future. It is generally a good idea and pretty fun. But isn't a finished game. Camera needs work, turn system is incredibly slow and annoying, balance issues, targeting is fickle, etc. you can't tell how far enemies can move which sucks because placement is very important. So you want to be outside the enemies range but close enough for your attacks to hit, and you have no real way of confirming that.. Everything needs to be touched up a bit, but I think it's a good start. I give this a soft thumbs down, with a little work it could be a neat strategy game.