Supercell's mo.co Soft Launches on Android with a Twist!

Supercell is thrilling gamers with their latest venture into the realm of monster hunting with their new MMORPG, mo.co. Currently in a soft launch phase exclusively on Android, mo.co introduces an exciting world of action and adventure. However, eager players will need an invite to participate in this 'invite-only launch.'

How to Get In?

Supercell's approach to launching mo.co is unique. Although the game is live and available for download on the Google Play Store, you'll need a special code to start playing after installation. For the first 48 hours, content creators are sharing time-sensitive codes, starting with a 20-minute window that extends to 24 hours. After this period, interested players must register on the official site and await access. However, those who reach level 5 within the game can invite others to join the fun. The best part? All your progress will carry over, ensuring that this is more than just a test run. To get a sneak peek at what mo.co has in store, check out the latest soft launch trailer released by Supercell.

What’s the Game’s Premise?

mo.co offers an arcade-style twist to the monster hunting genre, providing a more fast-paced and accessible experience compared to games like Monster Hunter. In mo.co, you step into the shoes of a hunter whose mission is to track and eliminate Chaos Monsters—beings from parallel worlds that have invaded Earth. The gameplay features isometric hack-and-slash combat, where you can execute combos, utilize gadgets, and upgrade your gear to tackle the most formidable foes. Additionally, mo.co includes engaging PvP modes, ranging from free-for-all battles to team-based showdowns.

Supercell has committed to avoiding pay-to-win mechanics in mo.co. All monetization within the game is focused on cosmetic items such as outfits and accessories, ensuring that players won't need to spend money to gain better weapons or stat boosts.

That's all for our coverage on the mo.co soft launch. Stay tuned for our next report on the unexpected shutdown of Star Wars: Hunters, which didn't even reach its first anniversary!