Best Nature Perma Death Games on PC

Mouse Hunter

I bought the game with $1.50 and that was a mistake.

I take purchasing this game as a life lesson to not impulse buy stupid games.

The only reason I would recommend purchasing this would be if you want to annoy your neighbours by putting this sound track on full and leaving the house

– Real player with 7.3 hrs in game

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Mouser Hunter is a masterpiece of video game narrative. Nothing else even comes close nowadays. The story is bold, and almost always “fun”. It is harrowing, forcing the player to confront feet in a way most video games have never done.

In a medium where everything is John Wick, Mouser Hunter is Schindler’s List. And just like that film, there were times when I wasn’t sure I could keep going. It is a relentless emotional assault that I suspect will force even the most vanilla gamer to feel emotion.

– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game

Mouse Hunter on Steam

Mushroom Picker Simulator

Do you have stress in your life, need to find a way to relax? Want to get out of the house closer to nature? Well, this program may be just the thing that you need. It’s a walking simulator through the Boreal Forests named after Boreas the Greek god of the Northwind, full of spruce trees, pine trees, fir trees, interesting little ponds, and hidden crystal clear lakes which are lovingly reproduced for you in splendid detail, you’ll actually feel like that you are walking through one of the National Forests in the Taiga of Russia. You’ll hear the lovely chirping birds, pounding woodpeckers, the squabble of rambunctious squirrels and raccoons, but won’t ever see them, the warning hisses of snakes when you disturb them, the grind of the rocks and pebbles that your intrusion has disrupted, or subtle squishing softness while walking on piles of ancient pine needles, the splash of the water as you walk through it, and the pounding of your boots on the pavement or dirt paths as you explore this beautiful world. I often find myself ducking in front of my computer screen as I go under a tree branch, ha! It’s relaxing but also can be dangerous.

– Real player with 170.4 hrs in game

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It was a surprise for me that this wonderful game received mostly negative reviews. Listen to nobody. It’s a perfect game. Best way to relax? Just launch this game and let your worries go away.

Or maybe it just reminds me of my childhood cause it was like a mushroom picker simulator itself. Now I live in the desert and can’t venture into deep forests hunting for mushrooms… Only this game helped me to ease my phantom pain for being not able to pick mushrooms. Thank you for creating this game and stuff. Damn, I need to eat some mushrooms now.

– Real player with 11.3 hrs in game

Mushroom Picker Simulator on Steam

Heliotropism

Loving the game! Super fun and challenging.

– Real player with 22.7 hrs in game

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Simple yet elegant with addictive do or die qualities. Truly a must have for the steam collection.

– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game

Heliotropism on Steam

Feral Flowers

Feral Flowers is a quick-fire roguelite platformer. Traverse 92 overly-pollinated levels as Quigley the Gardener. Stomp on every flower you see. Battle against the clock to rid your nostrils of that which makes you sneeze.

Feral Flowers on Steam

If You Go Down In The Woods Today

Fun game with beautiful colors and graphics.

– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game

If You Go Down In The Woods Today on Steam

On My Own

I wish the game would let me know that I should have some food prepared between biomes, before telling me I starved to death on my way to said biome and then deleting my save file of 3 hours. I also got really focused on finding foxes and forgot to eat. I had plenty of food, but then I “starved to death” and another save file of 5 hours was deleted. I understand it’s trying to be realistic, you should think of this intuitively, you should figure it out, etc. but forcing a complete restart after hours of tedious gathering and crafting just feels like a slap in the face.

– Real player with 16.6 hrs in game

just a garbage game.

Graphics 4/10 - kind of cute and retro.

Interface 1/10 - Feels like a bad phone port. it’s very clunky.

Music 2/10 - it gets unbelievably repeative hearing the same loop.

Guidance 3/10 - It doesn’t hold your hand. It pushes you from behind and laughs. then ignores you forever.

Saves 0/10 - Manual saves are overwritten by autosaves making M. Saves pointless.

Overall 2/10 - I’d return it if I bought it specifically. but it came in a bundle. I’ll check back in a month and edit this review if things improve. Right now? DO NOT BUY.

– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game

On My Own on Steam

Dose Response

Dose Response is an open world roguelike where you play an addict. Instead of dungeons, orks and spells you explore the world looking for the next fix, facing the demons of your mind.

Traditional roguelike with minimalist design on the opposite end compared to games like Nethack, Adom or Tales of Maj’Eyal. You can learn it quicly and it is accessible to new players who are not familiar with the genre or bounced off it.

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