Morsels
Furcula · 2025 · Action Roguelike, Pixel Graphics, Action, Twin Stick Shooter, Dark Fantasy
PC
Mostly Positive76% · 530
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About Morsels
You are a hungry mouse, scrounging for scraps in the sewers, when you meet a magical sentient fatberg who teaches you to transform into a mighty little Morsel. With your new powers, set off to dangerous upper worlds where you battle against the cats' oppressive forces and collect new Morsels, strategically swapping as you go.
From developer Furcula, Morsels is an oddball top-down, creature collector roguelite with a rotating roster of playable characters you switch between at will. Packed with frenetic action and personality, players use magical cards to transform into little monsters, collect and nurture a troop of your own monster friends to battle cat dominance, and persist at all costs to survive.
- Fight enemies using your rotating roster of captured Morsels, switching between them at any time
- Each Morsel has its own abilities and strengths, and can become afflicted with ailments or boosted with power-ups and quirks
- Multiple hidden bonus levels with unique art styles and surprising gameplay twists
- Charming and addictive gameplay, with endless replayability
From developer Furcula, Morsels is an oddball top-down, creature collector roguelite with a rotating roster of playable characters you switch between at will. Packed with frenetic action and personality, players use magical cards to transform into little monsters, collect and nurture a troop of your own monster friends to battle cat dominance, and persist at all costs to survive.
- Fight enemies using your rotating roster of captured Morsels, switching between them at any time
- Each Morsel has its own abilities and strengths, and can become afflicted with ailments or boosted with power-ups and quirks
- Multiple hidden bonus levels with unique art styles and surprising gameplay twists
- Charming and addictive gameplay, with endless replayability
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I guess that's how non-gamers feel when they play something for the first time. Good god this game is confusing and visually cluttered. I give it thumbs up only for the art. Although sewers-trash-poop-toilet is NOT the theme I enjoy I can't deny that a lot of artistic work was put into the game.
there are a weirdly high amount of negative reviews, but after 3 hours i can confidently say.... this is a good little roguelike! it's charming, fun, the gameplay is good even if the difficultly curve is a little difficult to climb! the game design is nice & as long as you enjoy games that make you learn stuff on your own i'm certain you'll enjoy this game each morsel is VERY fun and unique to play as, none of them feel like a reskin & one of them (i wont say which!) has quite possibly the most unique & fun mechanic in any game of this genre! my ONLY gripe is that i wish there was more! (specifically more morsels, as i got the achievement for playing as every morsel once only 3 hours in, which was kind of disappointing) overall this is a fun & wacky roguelike romp that i'd recommend to anyone who likes bullet hell games! plus, it's a pretty game about killing the 1% here's to hoping for a DLC of some kind, because i would definitely buy one!
Love it, very addicting to restart and get stuck in
very good
good game
Great action, great environment art, great music, great character design, etc. Fun, clunky, and weird. This game is like a creature you found living under a rock in the forest. A creature that would have always existed there with or without anyone's knowledge. Doing its own thing. Eating whatever it eats. It has its own logic and culture that you can try to understand if you choose. If you're into that kind of experience, I would say buy this game. It's a rare treat in this climate of handholding media. I'm still figuring out the combat's rhythm, but that has been part of the fun too. Lastly: the music is GREAT. In a fuzzy, moldy, funky way. I played the demo for hours and have listened to the soundtrack on and off while driving ever since. I'm glad I finally purchased this beautiful, hairy booger. My sweet, sweet booger.
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