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Fungi Fling

A mushroom-tossing incremental game about growing a hole. Earn money to buy upgrades, hire gnomes to grow more mushrooms, and feed the hole until it consumes the world.

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About the Game

In Fungi Fling, the rules are simple: find a mushroom, aim for the hole, and watch the world disappear. What starts as a tiny crack in the earth soon becomes an insatiable, world-consuming void.

THROW MUSHROOMS

  • Expansion: Watch as your small hole grows from a garden nuisance into a house swallowing force.

  • The great suction: Once the hole is big enough, the environment is on the menu. Start with pebbles and flowers, move up to fences and trees, and eventually... anything.

  • Unlockable upgrades: Grow your wealth and expand the hole with 50+ different upgrades and tools.

GET MONEY

The world is full of things that aren't in the hole yet. It’s your job to fix that.