Mojo 2 Reviews

Adult 2048-style game. Complete levels to disrobe ladies. Not much more than that.

This game saves lives. Incel tears. 20 lives saved ;) Match numbers that adds up to 64 in a limited square space and with great music. Thumbs up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJOdPWAIQr4&feature=youtu.be

This game can not be completed, you will never get all the achievements. I like completing games, it's the whole point but where's the point of penalizing the player with -99 points every other move. You'll ever be able to reach 2048 points to reach the next level of the stage. It's unfair and unreasonable. I'll keep playing and avoid that stage, but I don't think I'll buy the third game if there will be one, especially if it play the same as this one, with a -99 penalty.

H games are kinda fun and I have played many over the years. Unfortuantly most of them are...lets be honest, very shallow to say the least most of the time. Mojo and Mojo 2 are huge exceptions to this. The fun engaging puzzle game play keeps your hooked and when I lose I want to go back and try to figure it out again. The reward ofcourse is nice progressing H-Scenes but the game hooks me in for far more then that, the music, the challengng game play, the fun atmasphere, it's just all there for a fairly simple strait forward game. To be honest, the Mojo series have to be best H-games I have played in a VERY long time.

I had fun (still have actually) solving the puzzles and oggling the girls of course. The soundtrack goes well with the pace of the game; there are achievements to get and I like the art style. The mechanic slighty varies throughout the game for example by magnetizing the blocks and pull them every x turn.

Much like the first Mojo, this is a good 2048-style game that adds a couple unique twists on the original, most notably there are some additional items that affect gameplay and there hopefully will be more girls when the game is completed (the menu suggests at least 8 total, as of this review there are 6 available). Like in the first one there's plenty of incentive to keep going as the father you can get into the levels the more the girls get stripped down (there is an 18+/nudity patch in the downloads) and the great soundtrack is back with a couple new tracks too. The price is a little higher than the original but it's worth it for the gameplay improvements, moreso if you get the bundle. I recommend this one again along with the first one, again there is also a free "demo" version you can try first (Mojo 2: Mia, which you can get a good 2-3 hours out of to complete) before committing to this one, which I suggest since this one is still a work-in-progress. But if you liked the first one, there's no reason to not buy this one too.

After I played mojo XXX I went for this one too for the same kind of reasons, except this was an actual challenge. Level 5 was definitely hard as you had to constantly match the numbers on EVERY TURN to fill up a progress bar just to get anywhere, the pics you unlock after completing a level were a good idea which could of been better if they were more lewd. The last part of the last level was a major pain in the ass too because of how tedious it was for having to get points, but like with the first mojo game I was in this for the gratuitous anime T & A so the girls stripping off as you progress definitely was a fun idea & the music is pretty cool too, some of the tracks sounded like something from a spy thriller. I hope the developers add the soundtrack as dlc as I'd love to listen to it over & over.

Mojo 2 is a pretty good 2048-like puzzle game, which employs different gameplay variations and layouts as you progress through the levels. Overall the levels are pretty forgiving (except for the very last ones), giving you plenty of room for mistakes. The art of the girls is good - it's nothing out of this world, but I do like it. Don't forget to check the Discussions Forum to see how to apply the uncensor patch! If this sounds interesting to you, I suggest you try out [b]Mojo 2: Mia[/b] first, which is basically a free sample of Mojo 2 featuring a different girl: https://store.steampowered.com/app/950530/Mojo_2_Mia/ If you liked it, then you can go ahead and grab Mojo 2, or the Mojo Kit with Mojo 1 and 2, BUT only whenever it's on sale.

Came for interesting variation of 2048, stayed for interesting and enjoyable af variation of 2048 for low price. Oh, there are also some lewd girls on the side of screen or something.

Okay for those who do not know what this game is I will explain. This is a simple (but not easy) puzzle game. If you came for simple T&A you will have to put some time into it to get it. For those of you new to the series I suggest starting with the first Mojo and if you don't want to spend the money get Mojo: Hanako. Its free and will give you a good idea of the difficulty to expect starting out in each game. The game is played using up, down, left, right key pad and you progress by combining similar number blocks to higher numbers. You are given a square shaped grid that begins with a single block at "1". Every time you move the block a new "1" block will be placed on the grid in such fashion as to make your next move more difficult. If the play area becomes filled you fail and ,if you have a heart (Continue) the board is wiped clean allowing you to continue with your current points. If you do not have a heart you must restart the level. Hearts are given sparingly so you should do your best to make the correct move. You main goal is to obtain a score high enough to move on to the next level and each level unlocks more sexy lady art as the female (s) removes articles of clothing. I have played Multiple versions of this game and to put it mildly this one is by far the easiest to deal with. The coding for this is much more forgiving, BUT... it is not an easy game i promise you. Many of the other games allow for the computer to place more then one type of block... meaning that if you are in a bind the game can not only place a block in an inconvenient place... but it can place a block that you do not have the ability to work with effectively ruining your strategy and forcing you to come up with a new plan. L. Stoch DOES NOT DO THIS!!!! A I love him for it. I stead... he adds extra mind bending ways to make your game play more challenging WITHOUT breaking it. These changes allow you to think ahead because you know what is coming... but they can still throw you for a loop VERY easily as these extra feature often delay your plans for a turn or two and could ruin your game all together if you fail to recover. In other words... the game doesn't simple say "**ck you, you are going to lose right now" It says "Let's see how you make this work" and wait to see if you get tripped up or recover from the challenge. I have myself have played all of these games and completed most of them in one sitting and I have enjoyed the music as well as the ladies. I love Stoch's art in this and as a fellow artist I applaud it. Would love a commission in the future if possible.