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Lost in Space Fungus

Being lost in space is a pretty bad situation, but it's nothing compared to being lost inside a giant Space Fungus. Not only has a poor Grundo found himself in this position, but due to fungus-related malfunctions his ship is only able to move in circles. It will take expert timing and navigation skills, but with your help he just might be able to loop his way out of the fungus and make it home to Kreludor.


Aww, but it's so cute!

How to Play

When the game begins, your ship will automatically start to rotate in place, a blue ring indicating its flight path. To set the ring in place and fly along it, click the left button on your mouse or press the space bar; by chaining several such rings together, you will be able to steer yourself around obstacles and reach Kreludor.

You're given a set number of rings with which to complete each level, shown beside your lives at the top of the screen, so it's a good idea to take the shortest possible path through the level. This can also help with your score, as you will receive a time bonus for completing levels quickly (see Scoring section below). Any extra rings you may have upon reaching Kreludor will not carry over to the next level.


Maybe I should just get out and push...

While your ship can bounce off of asteroids and the edges of the level to reverse the direction you're moving around your current ring, colliding with a Space Fungus will cost you a life, and force you to restart the level. You're only given ten lives from the start of the game, and whether you'll be able to get any extras is completely random, so avoid getting too close to Space Fungus when you can. Using your last ring without reaching Kreludor will also use up one of your lives.

Bonus Items

Though the collectable items in Lost in Space Fungus are all beneficial, it's possible for them to appear anywhere within the game's levels. Due to this, they will often appear in areas that, when reached, will make it impossible to complete the level. It's strongly recommended that you only collect items that are directly in your path to Kreludor.


Your ship, which can only move in circles.

Kreludor, Neopia's moon, is your goal in each level.

Though solid, you will harmlessly bounce off of these asteroids.

Space Fungus start to appear in Level 7, and cost one life when touched. There is no difference between the various colours.

Gas tanks will give you one extra life when collected.

Neopoint bags increase your score by 25 points.

Novas increase your score by 10 points.

Collecting one of these will give you an extra ring.

Scoring

Scoring in Lost in Space Fungus is fairly straightforward; upon clearing a level, you will receive 10 points multiplied by the number of the level you've beaten, i.e. 10 points for Level 1, 20 points for Level 2, and so on.

In addition to this, from the time each level starts, you will have sixty seconds to reach Kreludor in order to get a time bonus. While there's no penalty for failing to complete the level within this time, you earn 1 point for each second left on the timer. For example, if you were to complete a level in seven seconds, you would have a time bonus of 53 points. Because of this, you should try to finish levels as quickly as possible, though a slight detour for an item that will keep you alive longer or increase your score may be worth it.


"Nice fungus...That's a good fungus...Please don't hurt me."

Level Solutions

These solutions show the most efficient route through each of the game's twenty-five levels. Starting from Level 21, you'll no longer have to worry about Space Fungus; you will, however, need to avoid black holes. There are far fewer of them per level than there were Space Fungus, but they are completely invisible. Contact with a black hole will cost you one life. To avoid running into them, follow the level solutions for the last five levels as closely as possible.


HaHA! Is that all you've got?


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This game guide was written by Chesu & Sweep and last updated on November 30, 2023.

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