Presentation-wise, Mushroom Wars 2 is a pleasant experience, as the aforementioned exposition has a nice painted art style to it, but in-game it’s more a case of focusing on your massive armies and their progress than marvelling at the scenery or spectacular explosions. With nearly 200 hundred stars to collect, spread across four difficulty settings, there's certainly a lot of content on offer (even if it does get a little repetitive after a while).
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While it might seem a little strange to witness an epic story full of valour, nobility, betrayal and honour played out in paintings that feature heavily-armoured mushrooms and an increasingly dishevelled mosquito (sorry, there is no dialogue so we took some creative liberties), there's still an affable charm to it as you progress through the two campaigns on offer. Despite its quirky subject matter, Mushroom Wars 2 offers a solid interpretation and an ideal fit for Switch.
Normally associated with PC and popularised recently on mobile devices, the balance of depth and accessibility to attract both veterans and newcomers is a lucrative combination and one that’s arguably even more tricky to achieve on consoles. Considering the influx of titles to the Nintendo Switch, one genre that is very under-represented so far is real-time strategy.
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