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.
A very normal PC game · Single player · Coming November 5
Hunt porcini in a procedural forest, distrust the locals and try not to become part of the ecosystem.
This can only end well
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.
Porcini hide beneath fallen leaves, near oak, beech and chestnut trees. Watch your step—the forest may find you before the mushrooms do.
Moss, ferns and host trees are useful clues. The Fish Man is not.
Find a cluster, get greedy, become over-encumbered and learn why running mattered.
No background checks were performed.
Meet the locals. Regret it immediately.
The woods are populated by people with no obvious reason to be there. To be fair, neither do you.
* “Normal” is a legally flexible term.
Two videos. Zero safety certifications.
The official Steam tutorials cover interrogation etiquette and advanced mushroom recovery. The forest has requested legal counsel.
Unfortunately, this is gameplay
The forest opens soon
Just a Normal Porcini Hunt launches on Steam on November 5, 2026. Play the free demo from October 30 and discover why mushroom hunting should never have involved this much paperwork.
About the suspect
Just a Normal Porcini Hunt is being made by Lolllo1992—one developer who took a peaceful walk in the woods and added procedural ecology, suspicious locals and paperwork. Complete enough hunts to unlock the creator: underqualified, overconfident and entirely responsible for what happened in the forest.
Something broke?
For bugs, technical problems or unsettling forest activity, email us with your operating system and what happened before everything died.
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