The game started out okay, but it wasn’t long before it failed to be anything more than that. In fact, the longer I played the less interest I had. As the stages progressed, it just felt more like a chore than playing a game. The puzzles varied slightly from stage-to-stage. The comprehensive look of each stage was formulaic, with the same color scheme throughout.

Mochi Mochi Boy
Pixelteriyaki · Dec 19, 2018
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Mochi Mochi boy is a puzzle game where you fill all the tiles in a stage to progress. Stretch , twist and warp your way through a series of puzzling stages while collecting a cast of cute slimes along the way.
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- 5.5Mochi Mochi Boy is a decent game for its budget cost, but as with most things cheap, you really do get what you pay for. Whilst it’s fun by concept, and perhaps even exciting when new mechanics are introduced, repetition ultimately sinks in, and fast. This is very unlikely to blow your socks of, but it’s a serviceable journey nonetheless, and one that doesn’t take itself all that seriously.
- 8.0Mochi Mochi Boy is fun, stress-free, and a casual game to dip in and out of rather than one to play for hours at a time, unless one is immune to frustration and never needs a break from a tricky level, ever.
- Mochi Mochi Boy isn’t exactly a bad game; it is just a pointless one. The gameplay is derivative and nothing about it warrants the time it’ll take to download, let alone the price. If you’re a real puzzle devotee, you should probably just stick to Wario’s Woods and save yourself the fiver.
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