- January 15, 2024
- Aivictory
- 8h median play time
MiceGard
Platforms
About
"Micegard" is a single-player fantasy fighting game with striking visuals and a memorable soundtrack. Immerse yourself in a short, yet epic saga of mouse-vikings inspired by Norse mythology, where every decision matters. Protect your village, uncover dark conspiracies, and become the hero of a unique world filled with capricious gods, eldritch magic, and cunning tactical challenges. Experience a one-evening adventure bursting with art created with love for mice and Norse myths. Try the demo











- The game features adorable visuals and pleasant music that enhance the overall experience.
- The squad mechanics and variety of gameplay, including diverse missions, provide an interesting and engaging experience.
- It's a fun and simple game that can be completed in a single sitting, making it a good choice for a quick gaming session.
- The game is very short, with a lack of content evolution and limited enemy types, leading to a repetitive experience.
- Controls can be confusing and poorly implemented, detracting from the overall gameplay experience.
- The narrative and dialogue are weak, failing to effectively handle themes of sacrifice and survival.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and engaging mechanics, particularly the squad formations that add a strategic layer to combat. Players appreciate the variety of missions and the inclusion of mini-games, though some find the initial text-heavy introduction a bit tedious. Overall, the game offers a fun experience with a straightforward gameplay loop that keeps players interested.
“Squad mechanics: the squad mechanic where formations play a factor is a neat mechanic.”
“Variety of gameplay: the game offers diverse missions, from battling the evil frog army to rescuing captured mice and piloting boats and machines.”
“The gameplay loop is simple: you use 3 formations in combat and you also collect resources for a small amount of upgrades in the village.”
“It looks fun, but I didn't like the mechanics; maybe you'll like it, I don't know.”
“It seemed a bit tiring that at the beginning of the game you have to read some text; I wanted to get into the gameplay right away.”
“The gameplay loop is simple: you use three formations in combat and you also collect resources for a small amount of upgrades in the village.”