A very normal PC game · Single player · In development

Just a Normal Porcini Hunt

Hunt porcini in a procedural forest. Read the clues, distrust the locals, and try not to become part of the ecosystem.

Procedural woods No magic markers Deeply unhelpful locals
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This can only end well

Read the forest. Question your life choices.

Every forest hides a different ecology. Moisture, trees, light and undergrowth point toward porcini—or toward a long walk with nothing to show but emotional damage.

01

Look down

Porcini hide beneath fallen leaves, near oak, beech and chestnut trees. Watch your step—the forest may find you before the mushrooms do.

02

Trust nothing

Moss, ferns and host trees are useful clues. The Fish Man is not.

03

Fill the basket

Find a cluster, get greedy, become over-encumbered and learn why running mattered.

The Fish Man character standing on the game's forest selection screen No background checks were performed.

Meet the locals. Regret it immediately.

The wildlife is odd. The people are worse.

The woods are populated by people with no obvious reason to be there. To be fair, neither do you.

  • Fresh disasters Every seed creates new clues and brand-new ways to be humiliated by shrubbery.
  • Hard mode Lookalikes enter the basket. Regret follows shortly after.
  • Permanent evidence Your log keeps notes, records and a useful paper trail for the rescue team.

* “Normal” is a legally flexible term.

Unfortunately, this is gameplay

A banana hunter approaching a giant porcino mushroom
A normal-sized mushroomLocal experts say it can feed a family of four. Or eat one.
A banana hunter finds Fish Man face-down in a forest stream
Fish Man discovers swimmingHe was told porcini grow near water. Nobody said how near.
Hunt complete results screen with a successful mushroom haul
Another flawless huntThirty-one porcini, zero poisonings and only one ranger asking questions.

Something broke?

If the game crashed,
good news: you survived.

For bugs, technical problems or unsettling forest activity, email us with your operating system and what happened before everything died.

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