Unity - Completed - Mokoko X [Final] [NAISU]

Mokoko X [Final] [NAISU]
Bad game which I don't recommend.
There are several games of the genre now, all have one thing in common, consequently this too.
Good art, fun gameplay at first but that gets boring after a while, mediocre scenes, bad story.
It's not a one-star game, as it has fun gameplay (initially) and good arts.

This game is awful.

So the game plays like JezzBall. You control a spaceship (for some reason) that has to claim territory without being touched by clockwork toys (for some reason) that bark like a dog (for... some reason)? It's just absolute nonsense.

There's a baffling attempt at a story about fighting bad dreams but it's just an excuse for a constant barrage of noise and non-sequitur unit barks. Everything is constantly swirling and glowing and moving it's a fucking nightmare to play.

Also, this is a game that's fundamentally about avoiding enemies, except every enemy in the game is constantly doing a random walk around the map at high speed, it's a complete gamble if you finish a level and the fact the units have this insane shitty voice acting that NEVER SHUTS UP is fucking infuriating.

If you can actually managed to complete 4 levels back to back without pulling your hair out you're rewarded with some mediocre hentai animated in that sea sickening 'liquify' style.

In conclusion, if the thought of juggling light bulbs while Pauly Shore barks at you in a robot voice gets you hard then you should play this very shit game.

This game reminds me of a classic retro game used to play. The game has no H-Events, no penetration whatsoever. it is just a game to pass your time and enjoy. The animations were also average. However, I liked the game.

A quirky arcade game accompanied by flavor text masquerading as a story, and a CG gallery with a few contextless pinups.

+ Arcade gameplay that is unique if nothing else
+ The flavor text and voice (including a pretty decent English dub) work well together to give the arcade scenarios thematic flavor.
+ The translation has no major issues.
- There is no real story. The "episodes" are just a few lines each, and what's there is mostly nonsensical.
- Art-wise, this is just a CG set with girls posing in various states of undress (victory rewards), and various states of distress (during the arcade gameplay).
- There's very little integration of story, CG, and gameplay.

Recommended only for those looking for a time-waster.