Mokoko X

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  • Summary: Mokoko X was inspired from the arcade games like Volfied, Qix and Gals Panic. A popular gaming style in the late 1980's, Mokoko X looks to resurrect the soul of the arcade genre while adding a modern touch.

    There are 32 levels in Mokoko X; each level has its own unique boss and minions.    Mokoko X was inspired from the arcade games like Volfied, Qix and Gals Panic. A popular gaming style in the late 1980's, Mokoko X looks to resurrect the soul of the arcade genre while adding a modern touch.

    There are 32 levels in Mokoko X; each level has its own unique boss and minions. The main goal is assisting the girls that need help from the weird bosses. This is sometimes passing a mobile game level, sometimes helping out with the insects in the kitchen.

    The main goal is conquering the bigger portion of the screen. You conquer new areas by drawing out of your area. Drawing, however, deactivates your shield and exposes you to danger. If you do not conquer at a certain frequency, your shield will burn out and you will not be safe on your own areas as well.

    There are 3 difficulties in the game. The difficulty affects enemies, your shield, and the required conquered area percentage for the victory.    … Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    May 9, 2022
    80
    If you have a love for old arcade games, or like the occasional test of your reflexes, then Mokoko X over-delivers.
  2. XboxAddict
    Apr 28, 2022
    57
    While a good majority of games like these are associated with being more ‘pervy’, as you’re generally trying to uncover pictures of scantily clad women, you can tell that Mokoko X was more adult in design (it does have an adult patch on Steam) given the girls poses and some of the suggestive dialogue, it’s a fun time waster and brings me back to playing games like these back in the arcades in the early 90’s, but I can foresee many wondering what type of game this is and who would enjoy it. Possibly wait for a sale, but I'm glad to see this genre make a return.

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