MUMMMASTER!

Not fun. You pick some items for the mummy fighter and hope for the best as it slowly whacks away at the Indiana Joneses. It is pure RNG and the game likes to screw you over at the end of your run. The fights take forever and are all identical and essentially filler. There is a bug where if you enter the last stage and do not have enough artifacts (about 60, a big amount), you just lose AND the game disables the generation of non-artifacts, so it will be almost impossible to reach that same stage again because your second-highest tier items simply lose in the later stages. I had to dig up and remove the save files to get another chance at it. It takes about an hour to finish the game IF you have all the gear you need and stuff pre-unlocked. The ending is not worth it. After the artifact-eating uber boss, the game sets you to fight an infinite amount of high-level Joneses that is filler. The ending text for those interested is this: "Hurray! We did it! The main threat has passed, but we should not forget about protection." The little text the game has is full of Engrish like that. Overall, the game is dull af. Oh and setting the mummy for each stage separately is peak tedious. It …

MUMMMASTER!

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MUMMMASTER! takes a deliberately bizarre approach to ancient Egyptian mythology, turning tomb protection into a mixture of action, defense, resource management, and dark comedy. Instead of presenting the pyramids as mysterious places to explore, the game puts players on the opposite side of the usual adventure. You are responsible for keeping unwanted treasure hunters away from a Pharaoh's possessions, particularly a valuable cat figurine. Developed and published by Conglomerate 5, the game embraces its ridiculous premise and builds a compact experience around mummies, supernatural powers, traps, body parts, and increasingly persistent intruders. Players assume the role of an ancient priest of Anubis who has remained committed to protecting the Pharaoh's resting place. When grave robbers begin invading the tomb, the priest must create and improve an army of mummies capable of stopping them. This reversal of the traditional tomb-raiding adventure gives the game much of its personality. Rather than playing the explorer searching for treasure, you become the dangerous supernatural guardian that adventurers normally encounter. Mummy creation is one of the more unusual aspects of the …

Kinda fun, wish they'd done more with it honestly, for less then $1 USD it wasn't bad good for a few hours of fun while I watched a movie on the side. Edited Part: I could not [F12] and Screenshot while in game IDK why.