Gameplay Overview

Gameplay Overview

Muish Oddity: Mutant Monkfish is a systems-first survival sim between two dying worlds. You’re not a hero. You’re an operator—extracting, building, trading, reacting in an ecosystem that remembers what you do to it.

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Dual-World Traversal

Two biomes. Both hostile. Both exploitable.

Below: biotech ruins and oxygen debt. The trench is ancient, unstable, and power-starved.

Above: glitching factions and energy greed. The city is dense, volatile, and watching.

Each world bleeds into the other. What you unlock in the deep destabilizes the surface—and vice versa.

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Energy as Currency

Nothing moves without power. Travel, tech, breathing—it all costs energy.

Energy is scarce. Player-owned. Priced in $MUISH.

Manage it and you expand. Mismanage it and you're renting someone else’s future.

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Ownership Is Infrastructure

Land isn’t cosmetic. It’s where systems live—and decay.

Drop a reactor in the trench. Build a hub in the city. If players need what you’ve built, they pay.

Ownership isn’t status. It’s leverage. And responsibility.

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Crafting and Construction

What matters is player-made.

Suits, vehicles, mods—built from blueprints you scavenge, decode, or steal.

Crafting is escalation. Every item is a system extension—or disruption.

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Systemic AI & Multiplayer Tension

The world adjusts. AI factions track your moves, your footprint, your mistakes.

Multiplayer is opt-in. Until someone wants your land, your gear, or your grid.

Then it’s on.

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Blockchain Backbone

Every asset is real. Minted. Owned. Tradable.

Land, gear, blueprints, relics—anchored on-chain.

$MUISH powers the economy. Smart contracts run the rules.

This isn’t a skin. It’s the skeleton.

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What You Do Matters

Muish Oddity doesn’t reward winning. It rewards survival inside a system that mutates around you.

Every tool placed, every structure powered, every anomaly triggered—etches your presence into a world that won’t forget.