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

Supercell's latest venture into the world of monster hunting is here with their new MMORPG, mo.co, which is now available in a soft launch exclusively on Android. The twist? It's an 'invite only launch,' meaning you'll need an invite to dive into the action.

How to Get In?

Supercell has taken a unique approach to mo.co's launch. While the game is technically live, you must secure an invite to play. You can download mo.co directly from the Google Play Store, but you'll need a code to access the game after installation.

For the initial two days, content creators are sharing codes that have a short lifespan—starting at 20 minutes and then extending to 24 hours. After 48 hours, you'll need to register on the mo.co website and wait for access. However, if you reach level 5, you'll gain the ability to invite other players to join the fun.

The exciting part is that your progress will carry over once the game fully launches, so this isn't just a temporary test run. To get a glimpse of what mo.co has in store, be sure to check out the latest trailer Supercell released for the soft launch.

What’s the Game’s Premise?

mo.co offers an arcade-style twist on the monster hunting genre, designed to be fast-paced and accessible. As a hunter, your mission is to track down and eliminate Chaos Monsters—creatures from parallel worlds that have invaded Earth.

The combat system features an isometric hack-and-slash style, where you can execute combos, deploy gadgets, and upgrade your gear to tackle the most formidable foes. mo.co also includes PvP modes, offering both free-for-all battles and team-based confrontations.

Importantly, Supercell emphasizes that mo.co will not feature pay-to-win mechanics. All monetization will be cosmetic, allowing you to customize your character with outfits and accessories without affecting gameplay through purchases of weapons or stat boosts.

That concludes our update on the mo.co soft launch. Keep an eye out for our next feature on Star Wars: Hunters' unexpected shutdown before its first anniversary!