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You are a hungry mouse, scrounging for scraps in the sewers, when you meet a magical sentient fatberg who teaches you to transform into a mighty little Morsel. With your new powers, set off to dangerous upper worlds where you battle against the cats' oppressive forces and collect new Morsels, strategically swapping as you go.
Read moreYou are a hungry mouse, scrounging for scraps in the sewers, when you meet a magical sentient fatberg who teaches you to transform into a mighty little Morsel. With your new powers, set off to dangerous upper worlds where you battle against the cats' oppressive forces and collect new Morsels, strategically swapping as you go.
From developer Furcula, Morsels is an oddball top-down, creature collector roguelite with a rotating roster of playable characters you switch between at will. Packed with frenetic action and personality, players use magical cards to transform into little monsters, collect and nurture a troop of your own monster friends to battle cat dominance, and persist at all costs to survive.
- Fight enemies using your rotating roster of captured Morsels, switching between them at any time
- Each Morsel has its own abilities and strengths, and can become afflicted with ailments or boosted with power-ups and quirks
- Multiple hidden bonus levels with unique art styles and surprising gameplay twists
- Charming and addictive gameplay, with endless replayability
Unfortunately the shine of the charming visuals has worn off, and I'm faced with the reality that the gameplay isn't very good. The morsels themselves are fussy to control and never feel skilfull, and the many secrets
Game is confusing, punishes you for performing too well, punishments are needlessly punishing, and there doesn't seem to be any intention of addressing any of it. The game throws a billion different icons in your face,
My first minutes into this game- amazing visuals, groovy music, wacky world, I love this. Then the minutes turn into hours, I discover morsels I don't like to play because they seem too weak compared to some others, I
Lovely game with gorgeous and acclaimed art by Toby Dixon, you might have seen in games like Nidhogg 2 & Atomicrops. There’s also lots to unpack in terms of gameplay progression: minigames, gated areas, and boss
Game really is not good. I did only play for 2 hours its really hard to continue when the game is a visual mess. Half the time you die to something you can't even see. Star of Providence or Isaac is definitely the way
Art Style 10/10 Music 10/10 Gameplay loop 7/10 Content 6/10 Overall, it's a solid 7. I would love to see some them add more content, expanding on the number of Morsels, enemy types, levels, and presenting level-ups /