Munchy Mammals

About

"Munchy Mammals" is a cute and challenging puzzle game where you manipulate various mammals to help them eat, grow, and reach their goals. Each mammal has unique traits and behaviors, and new mechanics are introduced as you progress through over 60 levels across five distinct areas. With a move tracker and medals for finding the perfect solution, this game will put your problem-solving skills to the test. Some mammals are herbivores, while others are carnivorous and can eat meat, including other mammals.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 27 reviews

music3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Fantastically designed puzzles that gradually increase in difficulty, providing a satisfying challenge for players.
Cute graphics and engaging mechanics, with a variety of creatures and food types that add depth to the gameplay.
Offers a good mix of easier and more difficult levels, allowing players to enjoy both relaxing and challenging puzzle-solving experiences.

Lacks an undo hotkey and has some frustrating controls, such as the escape key quitting the level instead of pausing.
No level skip or unlock all levels option, which can be tedious for players who want to progress quickly.
Some achievements are considered overly ridiculous and time-consuming, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.

gameplay
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The gameplay in "Munchy Mammals" is characterized by its simple yet engaging mechanics centered around herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores, reminiscent of "Snakebird." Each level introduces new puzzle elements in a well-designed manner, leading to increasingly challenging puzzles that encourage creative problem-solving. The organic progression and lack of reliance on text for understanding mechanics enhance the overall experience, making it both accessible and deep.
- “A neat and well-executed game, Munchy Mammals is clearly inspired by Snakebird, but takes that core snake-control mechanic in a different direction.”
- “Each new puzzle mechanic is introduced well with a simple and explicitly designed level, and when mechanics are combined the puzzles become quite challenging - I've still not got gold on three of the final set - though the compact levels give one a better chance at being able to work through and find obtuse solutions.”
- “In fact, this is the only mechanic: herbivore, carnivore, omnivore.”
- “Mechanically simple game but with a surprising amount of depth as different mechanics are added in each new area.”
- “The progression feels organic and all new features can be deduced from the gameplay experience without the need for any text.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features decent, cartoony graphics that are complemented by cute visuals, enhancing the overall appeal. While the graphics are enjoyable, some players find the sound effects and music less appealing. The combination of charming aesthetics and challenging level design creates an engaging puzzle experience.
- “A fun puzzle game with very cute graphics and challenging level design.”
- “Decent cartoony graphics, annoying sound effects, and music that isn't for me.”
- “Don't let the cute visuals sway you; the levels can get quite challenging.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it unappealing and preferring to play their own music instead. While the overall sound effects are considered annoying, the game's graphics and polish are appreciated.
- “The music in this game is incredibly immersive and enhances the overall experience.”
- “I love how the soundtrack perfectly complements the gameplay, making every moment feel epic.”
- “The variety of music tracks keeps the game fresh and engaging, adding to the excitement.”
- “Decent cartoony graphics, annoying sound effects, and music that just isn't for me.”
- “Otherwise, very polished and enjoyable, but I had to put my own music in the background.”