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Shroom and Gloom

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A practical companion to Shroom and Gloom: learn the two-deck dungeon crawl, follow evidence-aware mechanic notes, and keep Early Access details in context.

First-personTwo decksRoguelikeEarly AccessFungal foes
StatusEarly Access
Released10 Sep 2026
DeveloperTeam Lazerbeam
FormatFirst-person double-deckbuilder

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Everything About Shroom and Gloom

What is Shroom and Gloom?

Shroom and Gloom is a first-person, roguelike double-deckbuilder from Team Lazerbeam. The official store page describes a combat deck, an explore deck, hand-drawn dungeons, fungal enemies, and card growth.

This wiki is deliberately small at launch. It starts with the beginner loop and two focused questions—resting and soup—while keeping unsupported mechanics in draft until a matching source is checked.

The game is in Early Access, so a page’s verification date and evidence scope matter as much as its answer. Use a page to decide what to check next, not as a promise that every value is permanent.

A hand-drawn mushroom emblem for the Shroom and Gloom community wiki

A hand-drawn mushroom emblem for the Shroom and Gloom community wiki

Guide quick reference

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The scope column is part of the answer: it tells you what not to infer from the page.
QuestionStart withEvidence scope
Where do I begin?Beginner guideOfficial store overview plus community orientation
How does resting work?Resting notesDeveloper reply about the E-key issue
What is soup?Soup guideOfficial store description plus third-party card records

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of game is Shroom and Gloom?

The official store describes it as a first-person roguelike double-deckbuilder with combat and explore decks.

What should I learn first?

Start with what the combat deck and explore deck each do, then record the version when a run reveals a new mechanic.

Is the soup card list complete?

No. The soup page currently combines a confirmed system-level description with candidate third-party card records that still need in-game verification.

Game facts checked Sep 17, 2026. Steam store