Free Mushroom Wars Demo Comes To PlayStation Network

Creat Studios has announced the release of a free-to-play demonstration version of Mushroom Wars for the PlayStation Network. The demo for Mushroom Wars will be available for download on the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system, offered via Sony’s PlayStation Network on November 19th in Europe and December 10th in North America.

A hit with fans and critics alike, Mushroom Wars is an all-ages, fast-paced, real time strategy (RTS) game that brings arcade skirmish gameplay to the forefront. With a quaint visual style featuring opposing tribes of mushroom armies, battles take place in close-quarters maps using simple, straight-forward controls. The demo of Mushroom Wars features 5 levels from the Campaign mode, where the player must take control of key strategic points.

“Creat Studios is thrilled to introduce all PSN players to Mushroom Wars,” said Anton Petrov, President of Creat Studios. “Just a few minutes will be all that’s needed to become addicted to its engaging gameplay.”

Mushroom Wars includes PlayStation 3 Trophy support and has been rated “E” for Everyone by the Entertainment Software Rating Board for this platform.

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