The troop count might be different, but with relatively small maps and not a big role for scenery elements these levels quickly blend into one another after a while. The campaign in Mushroom Wars 2 has over 100 levels to complete and even has a storyline woven into it, though you probably won’t be surprised to learn that a lot of levels start to feel overly familiar after a while. It’s a system that ultimately serves one purpose very well – to encourage players to capture bases as quickly as possible. Each hero unit has four special powers, which are charged through troop morale, which you gain by successfully capturing a base. Bases that are yours also generate these troops, though you can also choose to convert them to towers (giving them defensive properties against incoming troops) or workshops – which makes your troops stronger in battle.Īs long as you understand the basics, you can play Mushroom Wars 2, though heroes add another layer of strategical depth that gives you more options. Your main goal is to capture bases on each game map, and you do this by sending over troops. This isn’t Command & Conquer or Dawn of War, but a game that brings strategy to a much more casual crowd. Just in case you’re not familiar with the franchise, Mushroom Wars doesn’t feature rival factions striving for dominion on earth or in space, but has mushroom men of different colors doing battle with one another. With simplified mechanics and ditto controls, this is the kind of real time strategy that works great with a gamepad, and is accessible enough to have newcomers join in for multiplayer as well. Loosely based on classic RTS games, Mushroom Wars 2 is a rather streamlined approach to the genre with easy to grasp mechanics and relatively short levels – a perfect fit for consoles, we think, and we wonder why it didn’t make the jump sooner. Its sequel’s been available on Steam since 2017, but it was only recently released on consoles by Zillion Whales – time to get reacquainted. We still fondly remember the original Mushroom Wars, which we played a ton on the PlayStation 3 back in the day. We’re checking our four recent ports today, as we take a look at Mushroom Wars 2, Vagante, Cake Invaders and Trigger Witch. Fan (Silver): Win 100 Ranked Matches.While multi-platform releases are the norm these days, we also see plenty of games getting ported over to other platforms months or even years after their initial release. Winner (Bronze): Win an online game for 4 players. Probationer (Bronze): Become a Probationer. The following trophies require the "Online" bonus downloadable content: Blighter (Bronze): Kill your 32000 units in Single Player mode. Aggressor (Bronze): Capture 2000 buildings in Single Player mode. Encourager (Bronze): Send a surge containing 1000 units in Single Player mode.
MUSHROOM WARS 2 MORALE UPGRADE
Midas (Bronze): Upgrade the village to the 5th level in Single Player mode. Escapee (Bronze): In Single Player capture enemy's village after all own buildings were lost. Torch-bearer (Bronze): Keep 5th morale level for 25 seconds in Single Player mode. Ace (Silver): Complete Skirmish on Hard difficulty level.Īdditionally, there are six secret trophies: Collector (Silver): Gain 200 rewards in Campaign mode. Napoleon (Silver): Complete Campaign Mode on Hard difficulty level. Comrade (Bronze): Play 100 Local Multiplayer Matches.
Amateur (Bronze): Complete Skirmish on Normal or higher difficulty level. Gatherer (Bronze): Gain 9 different rewards in Campaign mode. Vanquisher (Bronze): Complete Campaign mode. Extirpator (Bronze): Complete Campaign mode in 60 minutes or less. General (Bronze): Complete 75% of Campaign mode. Colonel (Bronze): Complete 50% of Campaign mode. Lieutenant (Bronze): Complete 25% of Campaign mode. Theorist (Bronze): Complete all Tutorials. Successfully complete one of the following tasks to get a trophy:
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