MycoSweep is a cozy logic puzzle set deep in a quiet, enchanted forest. Every tap uncovers a clue, every number whispers a hint, and every decision brings you closer to revealing the hidden mushrooms beneath the mossy floor. It’s a calm but clever challenge: observe, deduce, and trust your instincts as the woodland slowly reveals its secrets.

The name reflects the heart of the game. Myco refers to mycology, the study of mushrooms. Sweep nods to the classic roots of the puzzle genre and the satisfying act of clearing the board. Together they form a name that tells you exactly what awaits: a thoughtful, logical puzzle adventure in a world full of mushrooms.

Big changes: the app has a new name! MycoSweep! The game has grown into something that deserved a different name. And so MycoSweep was born.

And the second big change… MycoSweep is now also available on Android devices!

There are more smaller changes. A new name deserves a fresh foundation, so I’ve been working hard to clean up the technical base of the app. The previous update simplified the app, and the game suddenly became much easier to understand because I removed several confusing options. Behind the scenes, however, things were less tidy, and I wanted the code to be clean as well, so I tackled that at the same time.

One more thing.. we all hate to lose, but now, when you lose a game, you can review it and see if, and where, you made a mistake.

You can download the new version, still completely free, right here.

 

Version 1.5, the ‘less is more’ version comes with plenty of optimizations, and therefore not much new; worse even, the app now actually has less. I cleaned up the start screen. The ‘how to play’ has changed from a big button to an questionmark icon (‘?’) in the top left. The ‘custom game’ option is completely gone. Three options remain: the adventure mode, the daily challenge, and the quick game option.

The daily challenge now gets a stamp once you’ve solved it; you can still play the challenge, but the daily challenge stays the same all day, so now you can see at a glance whether you’ve already done it.

Note: you can set the difficulty of a quick game yourself by clicking the stamp in front of the button. Click the stamp to make the game harder. Keep clicking to cycle back to the easiest level after the hardest one.

The leaderboards have been redesigned. The game now uses your total score to compare your results with the rest of the world. There is a leaderboard for your total score per mode (adventure, daily, quick) and a combined total score.

There are also a few new achievements, and a few bugs have been fixed.

Sometimes we all just want to take the easy route. The sneaky shortcut right through the middle. And now in Mushroom Mayhem you can do exactly that.
Before, you had to really get your hands dirty and play a bunch to gather edible mushrooms, the kind you’d later use to peek at a suspicious patch without risk. But those days are gone. Now you can skip the grind, loosen the purse strings, and simply buy yourself a handful of tasty mushrooms.


Also, highscores! Now your scores are tracked in the app. For each game type you’ll see the highest score, the number of games played, the win ratio, the time played, and your total score which is all the points added together.

On top of that, some screens have been improved, both visually and in usability, and a few bugs have been fixed. Go get that update!