Imoto Reviews

Of all the cheap games with less than two reviews I've played, Imoto has to be the one with the highest production values. I think it might have originally been launched with the intention of being some kind of NFT scam (the developer has obvious crypto leanings) and then abandoned when the bottom fell out of the NFT market. Imoto is an extremely barebones beat-em-up that starts with an unskippable intro video that is (and I am not making this up) longer than the actual game is. The game itself is an extremely barebones excuse for a beat-em-up that has one working stage - the second stage has two enemies and then an invisible wall that stops you from progressing. The game has exactly one attack and enemies which are essentially sandbags: they don't react to your movement or attacks and just sit there letting you pummel them to death. I think the original goal was to collect the literal Bitcoin the enemies drop and use it to upgrade your character, but the way the game works, you won't have enough time to buy even one upgrade before running into the unwinnable second stage. Clearly, the developer made so much money hodling BTC that they don't need to work on this game anymore, so I'd say don't bother buying it.