Muri: Wildwoods Launches December 7 on PC
The demo's Steam reception and the game's scale (over 1,000 cleanable objects, 100-plus collectibles) give Speldosa a concrete audience to convert when the full release arrives in December.
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Speldosa Interactive announced on September 30 that Muri: Wildwoods launches December 7 on PC via Steam, with Japanese in-game text planned. Players control Pele, a Muri combining mouse and fish features, cleaning a pollution-covered island called Wildwoods with a water gun. Two nozzle types are available at the start, two more unlock later. A demo has been available since February 27.
The cleaning tool is a water gun. Players start with the Bubble Spray, which disperses water widely, and the High-Pressure Washer, which blasts a targeted spot; two more nozzles unlock as the game progresses.
Pollution covers over 1,000 objects on the island, including ground, structures, and creatures. Washing the creatures draws a unique reaction from each, and players can pat their heads or hug them. Cleaning also changes the scenery itself, with grass and flowers growing back over ground that had lost its color.
Exploration runs alongside the cleaning. Players use jumps and footholds to move through ruins, cliffs, and watersides, and small puzzles sit along the way. A wristwatch gadget called the Digi-Dial tracks cleaning status, step count, rescued Pixies, collected illustrations, outfits, and water used, and carries messages from teammates Bear, Sixten, and Rika of Team Squeak.
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