DigitalSpy:
"If you are looking for a fun, simple, good-looking platformer then you can't go much wrong with Mushroom Men: The Spore Wars. Its lack of length (around six to eight hours depending on how much you collect) is a definite drawback, but it's inviting to see something try to combine old and new aspects of game design into a platformer. While it has the presentation and imagination of a modern-day effort, a rough camera and completely pointless combat system burdens the exploration way too much for it to be a must-play game. While younger players and platforming fanatics will enjoy this more than most, this is enjoyable. Just don't expect it to occupy mush(room) of your time."
John Little reviews the PC puzzle platformer, Mushroom Men: Truffle Trouble - a follow up to 2008's Wii game Spore Wars.
BeefJack writes: "Mushroom Men: The Spore Wars is a miniature 3D action/adventure platformer. I say miniature as it is played out from a 3-inch high perspective with some really original characters and themes that make for good eye candy throughout the game. The whole world is intriguing as you set out on your adventure playing through gardens, grass, logs, trees and pipes, and over tabletops, sinks, toilets and other household objects. When playing you really do get the feeling you have been shrunk and sucked into the world from a Mushrooms perspective."
GDN: "Meet Pax, in his world a big meteorite just fell from the sky and changed his world as he once knew it, us humans knew nothing about it and our world carries on as normal. Pax is from a friendly fungi tribe who live in happiness but since the great shining rock landed the more poisonous of the shrooms threaten the very existence of Pax's edible friends and family. Since the meteorite landed Pax discovered that he can absorb parts of the mysterious rock and sets off to find out what's happening to him much to the disgust of his enemies."
