Mushroom 11

In Mushroom 11, players step into the shoes of a green amorphous blob that can grow and shrink to different sizes. The blob must travel through seven different levels in a post-apocalyptic world, avoiding environmental hazards such as water and spikes. At the end of each level, players will encounter a boss that they must defeat using a new tactic they have learned or an environmental feature present in the area. While the exact reasons for the blob's journey aren't explicitly laid out at the beginning of the game, there are hints and suggestions that it plays a crucial role in the future of the world.

The game's first few levels are at an average level of difficulty, but then the puzzles become rather challenging about halfway through the game.

• Do you like your puzzle games to be significantly challenging or more on the easy side? Where did Mushroom 11 fit along that spectrum, and did you enjoy its level of difficulty?
• Do you feel like you need to collect every node of DNA in each level? Why/why not?
• Do you like the game's addition of boss battles?