Supercell is inviting players to embark on an exciting journey into the realm of monster hunting with their latest MMORPG, mo.co. Currently in soft launch on Android, this game is accessible only through an exclusive 'invite only launch.' If you're eager to join the adventure, here's how you can secure your spot.
How to Get In?
Supercell's approach to launching mo.co is unique. While the game is live and available for download on the Google Play Store, you'll need an invite to actually play. After installing the game, you'll be prompted to enter a code.
For the initial 48 hours, content creators are distributing codes that have a short lifespan—starting at 20 minutes and eventually extending to 24 hours. Once this period ends, you'll need to register on the official site and wait for access. However, if you manage to reach level 5 within the game, you'll earn the privilege to invite other players.
The exciting part is that your progress will carry over, ensuring that this isn't just a temporary test. To get a glimpse of what mo.co has in store, check out the latest trailer released by Supercell for the soft launch.
What’s the Game’s Premise?
mo.co offers a thrilling, arcade-style take on monster hunting, designed to be more fast-paced and accessible than traditional games like Monster Hunter. As a hunter, your mission is to track and eliminate Chaos Monsters—beings from parallel worlds that have invaded Earth.
The gameplay features an isometric hack-and-slash combat system where you can execute combos, deploy gadgets, and enhance your gear to tackle the most formidable foes. mo.co also includes PvP modes, ranging from free-for-all battles to team-based confrontations.
Importantly, Supercell has committed to avoiding pay-to-win mechanics. All monetization within the game will be cosmetic, allowing you to customize your character with outfits and accessories without needing to pay for superior weapons or stat boosts.
That concludes our coverage of the mo.co soft launch. Stay tuned for our next update on the unexpected shutdown of Star Wars: Hunters before its first anniversary!
