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

Supercell is diving into the thrilling realm of monster hunting with their latest MMORPG, mo.co, which has been released for a soft launch on Android. The twist? It's an 'invite-only launch,' meaning you'll need a special invite to join the action. The game is available for download on the Google Play Store, but you'll need a code to actually play after installation.

How to Get In?

Supercell has adopted an intriguing approach for mo.co's launch. Initially, for the first 48 hours, content creators will be sharing codes that have a quick expiration—starting at just 20 minutes and eventually extending to 24 hours. After this period, interested players will have to register on the official site and wait for access. However, there's a silver lining: players who reach level 5 in the game can invite others to join them. The best part is that all your progress will carry over, ensuring that this isn't just a temporary test. If you're curious about what mo.co has to offer, check out the latest trailer that Supercell released for the soft launch:

What’s the Game’s Premise?

mo.co adopts an arcade-style approach to monster hunting, offering a more fast-paced and accessible experience compared to games like Monster Hunter. As a hunter, your mission is to track down and eliminate Chaos Monsters—creatures from parallel worlds that have invaded Earth. The combat system is designed as an isometric hack-and-slash experience where you can unleash combos, utilize gadgets, and upgrade your gear to tackle the toughest threats. The game also includes PvP modes, ranging from free-for-all battles to team-based fights.

One of the key aspects of mo.co is its commitment to avoiding pay-to-win mechanics. Supercell assures that all monetization will focus solely on cosmetics, such as outfits and accessories, ensuring that players won't have to pay for better weapons or stat boosts.

That concludes our overview of the mo.co soft launch. Stay tuned for our next update on the unexpected shutdown of Star Wars: Hunters before its first anniversary!