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Testimonials!


"Excellent choices, and highly Strategic"

"Virtually no setup, Engaging"

"Easy to understand yet deeply Satisfying!"

"Fast-paced gameplay"

How to Play

 

Whether you're playing with family or playing with advanced players, Micro Mycelium is sure to test your strategy. With multiple ways to score, there is action every turn. 


Each player selects a mushroom type, each distinguished by a unique backing and color. 

On your turn, simply pick a tile from your market and place it into the field.
The game ends when all players have played all of their tiles. Then you tally up the points, there are multiple ways to score.  Regardless of your gaming style, Micro Mycelium offers diverse ways to play and score, catering to all types of players. Lets explore the scoring styles!

Block & Spread 

Each spore side that is unblocked earns you 1 point.

Grow your Roots!
 


Score 2 points for each side of your flower tile that touches any player's root side

Scoring your Stump

Finally, each spore side connected to your own stump tile earns you 3 points.

Strategy

In a single move, you can block and score. Since the market is random, and there are multiple ways to score points, you'll need to be extra flexible in the shifting environment.

ADVANCED RULES
The advanced rules introduces two scoring styles

Connect your own Spores

When you connect to your own spore side you will score 1 extra point

Network to Another Flower!

When you connect your flower tile with an opponent's flower tile, score 1 point for each connection they made with their flower tile.

Also a brand new Solo Variant has been added using the same set!
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Our Story

Floyd's game designs have garnered regional acclaim, appealing to players of all kinds, and are celebrated for their strategic gameplay.
 
Designer

Floyd Lu

Over 15 years as a designer, publisher, and game enthusiast.

Floyd's Game Design titles:

 
Artist

Gabriel Fernandez

Gabriel is a multi-talented illustrator, 3D artist, and photographer. He has contributed to bigger project titles like Tang Garden, Guild Wars, and The Refuge: Terror from the Deep. Currently, he's exploring nature-themed gaming, constantly pushing his creative boundaries.

 

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Mushroom Fun Facts!

Not All Mushrooms Are Plants: Mushrooms belong to the fungi kingdom, separate from plants, animals, and bacteria. They lack chlorophyll and cannot photosynthesize, so they obtain their nutrients from organic matter in their environment.

Vast Diversity: There are over 10,000 known species of mushrooms, with scientists estimating that there may be many more yet to be discovered. They come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.

Mycorrhizal Relationships: Many mushrooms form symbiotic relationships with plants, known as mycorrhizae, in which the fungus exchanges nutrients with the plant roots in exchange for carbohydrates produced by the plant. This relationship is essential for the health and growth of both the fungus and the plant.


Nutritional Benefits: Mushrooms are low in calories, rich in vitamins and minerals, and contain antioxidants.

Medicinal Potential: Certain mushrooms have been used in traditional medicine for their potential health benefits.

Mycelium Networks: Underground, mushrooms form vast networks of mycelium, crucial for nutrient cycling in ecosystems.

Environmental Role: Mushrooms play vital roles as decomposers, breaking down organic matter and enriching soil quality.