Supercell's latest venture into the realm of monster hunting with their new MMORPG, mo.co, has officially kicked off its soft launch on Android. However, getting your hands on this exciting new game isn't as straightforward as you might expect—it's an 'invite only' launch. Here's how you can get in on the action.
How to Get In?
Supercell has opted for a unique approach to mo.co's launch. While the game is technically live and available for download on the Google Play Store, you'll need an invite code to access it fully after installation.
For the first 48 hours, your best bet is to keep an eye on content creators who will be dropping codes. Initially, these codes will expire in just 20 minutes, but the expiration time will eventually extend to 24 hours. After this initial period, you'll need to register on the official mo.co website and wait for access. The good news? If you manage to reach level 5 in the game, you'll be able to invite other players to join you.
And don't worry about starting from scratch later—your progress in the soft launch will carry over to the full release. If you're curious about what mo.co has in store, check out the latest trailer that Supercell released for the soft launch.
What’s the Game’s Premise?
mo.co offers a thrilling, arcade-style take on monster hunting that's both fast-paced and accessible, setting it apart from more complex games like Monster Hunter. In mo.co, you step into the shoes of a hunter charged with the mission of tracking and eliminating Chaos Monsters. These formidable creatures hail from parallel worlds and have invaded Earth, posing a significant threat.
The gameplay features an isometric hack-and-slash style, allowing you to unleash powerful combos, utilize various gadgets, and upgrade your gear to take down even the most daunting foes. Beyond the monster hunting, mo.co includes exciting PvP modes, ranging from free-for-all battles to team-based showdowns.
One of the most appealing aspects of mo.co is its commitment to fairness. Supercell has made it clear that the game will avoid pay-to-win mechanics. All monetization efforts are focused solely on cosmetic items such as outfits and accessories, ensuring that you won't have to spend real money to gain better weapons or stat boosts.
That wraps up our detailed look at the mo.co soft launch. Stay tuned for more exciting updates, and don't miss our next scoop on the unexpected shutdown of Star Wars: Hunters before it even reached its first anniversary!
