Supercell is exciting fans with a new MMORPG called mo.co, a monster hunting adventure now available in a soft launch phase exclusively on Android. But here’s the twist: access to this thrilling world is through an invite-only system. If you're eager to join the hunt, you can find mo.co on the Google Play Store for download, but remember, you'll need a special code to unlock the game after installation.
How to Get In?
Supercell has devised an intriguing method for mo.co's launch. While the game is technically available, you'll need an invite to dive in. For the initial 48 hours, content creators will be sharing codes, starting with codes that expire in just 20 minutes, gradually extending to 24 hours. After this period, you'll need to sign up on the official site and wait for access. However, if you manage to reach level 5 within the game, you'll gain the power to invite others. The best part? All your progress will carry over to the full launch, so it's not just a fleeting test. To get a taste of what mo.co offers, don't miss the latest trailer Supercell released for the soft launch.
What’s the Game’s Premise?
mo.co brings a fresh, arcade-style twist to the genre of monster hunting. It’s designed to be fast-paced and more accessible compared to games like Monster Hunter. In mo.co, you step into the shoes of a hunter on a mission to track and eliminate Chaos Monsters—beings from parallel worlds that have invaded Earth. The gameplay features an isometric hack-and-slash style, where you can execute combos, deploy gadgets, and upgrade your gear to tackle the most formidable foes. Additionally, mo.co includes various PvP modes, from free-for-all battles to team-based confrontations.
A key aspect of mo.co is its commitment to fairness; Supercell has made it clear that the game will avoid pay-to-win mechanics. Instead, monetization will focus solely on cosmetic items such as outfits and accessories, ensuring that you won’t have to spend money to gain better weapons or stat boosts.
That's the latest on the mo.co soft launch. Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to check out our next article on the surprising shutdown of Star Wars: Hunters before its first anniversary!
