Review: Mochi Mochi Boy (PlayStation 4)
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.
Pros:
- Cutesy cartoon graphics.
- 81.25mb download size.
- Platinum trophy. Stackable with the other versions.
- Puzzle gameplay.
- Two modes-Tower and Dungeon.
- Tower-kinda your story mode where you rescue slimes and advance the floors.
- Dungeons-clear 10 random floors.
- Paint-Customize your character color.
- Gallery-view collected slime.
- Gameplay-play as a slime, move block by block over a grid, avoid obstacles and cover every block to clear the floor.
- Help-brief image-based tutorial.
- D-pad and analog stick support.
- Tower has a level select for completed levels allowing you to replay or carry on where you left off last time.
- Easy trophy list.
- Simple gameplay.
- Restart button.
- Cross-buy.
Cons:
- No proper tutorial.
- Can’t undo a movement and instead restart the level.
- Slow restarts.
- No real atmosphere or character.
- No leaderboard.
- Little replay value.
- Basic.
