Its surreal narrative and aesthetic, simple mechanics and branching paths will easily entertain players for 30 minutes to an hour. Mitoza is a unique and casual experience with plenty to offer. Learn to touch type using all ten fingers If you’re still typing with two fingers and looking at the keyboard, you need to try this. A little alchemy An unusual game which lets you create up to 550 different substances from just four basic elements. There is no music in Mitoza but the vast array of sound effects are used cleverly and liberally, really bringing the scenes to life and adding to the unexpected nature of the different events. The sound of rain Relax and feel at one with nature using this unique site. The way in which the various images are composited and the surreal nature of the scenes are reminiscent of Terry Gilliam‘s animation and really suits the style and tone of the game. Mitoza has a somewhat minimal but very effective 2D art style mixing photos with more cartoon-like images and charming animation. The many short and amusing paths each tell a little nonsensical story of the lifecycle of the seed and these make up the narrative aspects of Mitoza. There are a good number of choices to explore the experience remains entertaining throughout, ranging from charming, to bizarre to gruesome. For example, choosing an upside-down carrot caused carrots to sprout from the ground in reverse and the egg (formerly a seed) to grow a drill and penetrate the earth!Įach available path eventually ends with a seed, restarting the loop and allowing players to explore different option combinations. However, choices after this are less clear and have much more unexpected consequences.
Mitoza begins with a seed and the player is presented with two options on the left and right of the main content, the first of which are represented with a plant pot and a bird and the results are as one might expect. Available on: Steam, itch.io, Google Play, App Store