Moco Moco Friends

Critic reviews

• NintendoLife

  Morgan Sleeper · Apr 12, 2016

  8.0

  Moco Moco Friends is a sweet, snappy, and engaging game that does what few of its ilk manage to: craft a genuinely high-quality experience that's tailor-made for younger players. That's not to say that Moco's friendly atmosphere and accessible gameplay are just for kids, of course; while its low difficulty level and boundless verbosity will put off some players, the young at heart, JRPG junkies, and anyone pulled in by the idea of a needlecraft-themed dungeon crawler will find a ton of fun stuffed into Moco Moco's pastel package.

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• Hardcore Gamer

  Bradly Halestorm · Nov 16, 2015

  6.0

  Nothing is inherently broken here, it’s just that the game lacks an identity of its own. The only ones that should give this a look are those who have exhausted all of the other games of this genre and are still clamoring for another traditional monster-gathering RPG.

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• Destructoid

  Chris Carter · Nov 11, 2015

  6.0

  Beyond the cute veneer, Moco Moco Friends is a slightly above average dungeon crawler with a decent crafting system and serviceable combat mechanic. At this point, there are so many better games to choose from, but if you can't get enough RPGs, Moco is ready and willing to accept your call.

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• Cubed3

  Eric Ace · Feb 15, 2016

  5.0

  Moco Moco Friends is neither bad, nor is it good. For fans utterly desperate for a monster game that isn't Pokémon, it could suffice. The young girl visuals are not as bad as they look, but the targeted age range also apparently means a lack of depth. The crushingly long narratives drive down much enjoyment out of the game, saved only by the witty, if out of place, remarks by cat head staff insulting all the other characters. It feels like it was rushed, and with a bit more direction and heart it actually could have been pretty good.

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• FNintendo

  Fábio Pereira · Mar 19, 2016

  6.0

  As masmorras são a parte mais aborrecida e alguns elementos repetem-se bastante, mas coleccionar criaturas e misturar materiais para criar novas é sempre divertido. Os diálogos são engraçados e as personagens bastante alegres. Um título com um aspecto infantil, sem conotações pejorativas, e muito japonês no seu estilo que pode agradar aos adeptos do género.

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