Morsels – Trophy Guide

Gummsel: Targets spawn in groups of three and move through the room in random patterns. The spawn rate increases toward the end of the challenge. You need to let Gummsel’s attack recharge, so always try to hit the target groups in bursts of three to four shots, then stop shooting to recharge for the next group.

Widsel: Single targets traverse the room from different directions. However, all targets pass through the center of the screen, so you should try to stay close to the center and avoid moving long distances. The challenge starts with individual targets spawning, but the number of targets spawning simultaneously increases as the challenge progresses.
Note: Unfortunately, the footage for this challenge doesn’t have any sound. Apologies!

Smugsel: Stationary targets spawn in groups of three, forcing Smugsel to run around hitting them with melee attacks. Note that blue targets despawn faster than red ones and should be prioritized. Spike balls also spawn as time passes, making it more challenging to navigate the room safely. You can punch the spike balls to create space, and this won’t hurt Smugsel.

Fleesel: Targets spawn all around the room while Fleesel is chased by ghost insects. As more insects spawn, try to move in circles around the arena to group the enemies and make them easier to avoid. Also note that Fleesel’s projectiles pierce targets, allowing you to hit multiple targets with a single shot if they line up. If there are too many targets on-screen, don’t hesitate to use Fleesel’s special attack!

Bamsel: This challenge is very straightforward. Blue targets spawn, surrounded by an expanding and shrinking circle of red targets. Wait for the circle to shrink, then shoot the cluster with a bomb.

Uggsel: This challenge might seem daunting, but the target patterns are always the same. The trick is to charge your shots by holding down the corresponding directional button. Stay in the center and charge a shot to the right. Wait for the targets to align, then release, ideally destroying all targets with a single shot. Grab the ball and prepare a charged shot to the left. Repeat these two shots with the next groups of targets on the right and left.
The end of the challenge features a larger group of rotating targets anchored at the center of the room. Try to wait for the targets to align, but don’t waste too much time. Note that this challenge has 101 targets, so you can still clear it perfectly even if you miss one red target!

Lifsel: This challenge requires some luck, as not only do you need to quickly move around the room hitting all groups of targets, but you also need to avoid the negative targets with a red cross, as they deduct one point.
The target triples move along the edges of the room. Ideally, you want to hit a group before it reaches the center of the edge, giving you more time to reposition for the next group. With bad spawns, this challenge cannot be completed perfectly, so you might have to retry a few times.

Zigsel: This is a straightforward challenge. You don’t need to worry about the small green targets, as they chase Zigsel and do not despawn. They are automatically destroyed by Zigsel’s trail.
As for the blue targets, they can also be destroyed by the trail, but you need to be quick, as they do despawn. Alternatively, you can actively shoot them. You’ll need to experiment with the direction you need to press, though: do not try to press the direction from Zigsel’s point of view, but instead relative to Zigsel’s trail. If you do it correctly, yellow projectiles will form from Zigsel’s trail and hit the blue target you’re aiming for.

Shromsel: This is arguably one of the most luck-based and challenging rooms to clear perfectly. Shromsel is chained to the center of the room and uses his mushrooms to destroy targets that enter the room from all sides. There are three types of targets: red ones travel through the room and can be destroyed with a single hit, blue ones linger at the edges, and green-blue ones travel through the room like the red ones but need to be hit multiple times to shatter.
The first 50 targets are quite easy to destroy, as both the movement speed and spawn rate are relatively low. Make sure not to miss any sneaky blue targets obscured by the UI, especially in the lower-left and upper-left corners.
The challenge becomes much more chaotic and unpredictable during the second half. Targets now spawn in larger numbers and traverse the screen much faster. You need to cluster your mushrooms whenever one of the durable targets spawns, while also keeping an eye out for blue targets at the edges. Try to keep a few mushrooms in reserve whenever possible. Depending on the trajectory of certain targets, it is very easy to miss a durable target or lose a red target while chasing a durable one. Keep throwing yourself at the challenge, and you’ll eventually get a favorable pattern.

Crotsel: The challenge can be confusing, but is actually very simple. With Crotsel, you need to wait for a blue target to spawn, shoot it with your regular attack, then use Crotsel’s special attack to grow a large plant. This will destroy the blue target, as well as any green targets that fly into it.
The only thing you need to worry about is being fast enough once a blue target spawns, as your special attack needs to recharge between uses, and the spawn rate of blue targets increases as the challenge progresses.

Pebsel: Possibly the easiest challenge to complete. All targets are on-screen from the very beginning. Dash around the room, starting with the edges and moving toward the center to complete the challenge. Prioritize blue targets, as they are the first ones to start despawning.

Frugsel: How this challenge works exactly is a bit unclear. It seems there is a limit to how many targets can be on-screen at the same time, and targets stop spawning after a while. This means that, in order to have a chance at destroying 100 targets, you need to be quick enough to keep the number of active targets below the spawn limit so that all 100 targets can spawn in the first place.
Make sure to dash after groups of targets, but not into them, as they will damage Frugsel. The spike balls can also be pushed away with Frugsel’s tongue. Prioritize speed until you have destroyed around 50–60 targets. After that, you can slow down and play more safely, as targets don’t despawn.

Gosel: The difficulty in this trial comes from Gosel having only one hit point. If you get hit by one of the hoaming green targets at any point, you fail the challenge.
Otherwise, this challenge is pretty straightforward. Large blue targets spawn periodically, while small green targets chase Gosel. The latter do not despawn, but the blue ones do. However, you cannot destroy the blue targets by shooting them directly. Instead, Gosel’s attack must first pass through a green target before hitting the blue one. It is therefore a game of correct positioning while staying alive.

Hoggsel: Together with Shromsel’s challenge, this is arguably the most luck-based and frustrating challenge to complete. Hoggsel, like during regular gameplay, has a limited lifespan. The challenge is thus timer-based, and you need to reach 100 points before time runs out. This means constantly dashing to save time wherever possible, but dashing chaotically can cost you the run if you miss targets along the way. Only dash toward a target if it is far away to shorten the distance quickly, or if you have a series of targets spread out in a straight line in front of Hoggsel.
You will likely need to attempt this challenge a few times until you eventually get a favorable spawn pattern and can complete it before Hoggsel dies. Even with a favorable pattern, the timer is very tight.

Lidsel: While the challenge might seem annoying at first, it is actually quite simple. Similar to Lifsel’s challenge, the goal is to destroy all red and blue targets while avoiding the negative targets with a red cross, which deduct one point. However, note that during this challenge, blue targets always traverse the screen vertically, while red targets move horizontally. Knowing this, you should try to stay stationary whenever possible, moving only Lidsel’s hat to fish for the targets while prioritizing the blue ones, as they travel a shorter distance before disappearing. You might have to reposition if the negative targets spawn unfavorably or to avoid taking damage from the spike balls, but try to avoid chaotic movement, as it is very easy to lose control and hit a negative target by accident.