Supercell’s Mo Co is now playable for all worldwide – Mobilegamer.biz
Supercell’s monster looking recreation Mo Co is now playable worldwide with out the necessity for an invitation.
The most recent Supercell launch was rolled out globally in March, however till now was solely playable by an invitation system. From right this moment, gamers not want an invitation.
Since March, most Mo Co invitations have been distributed by official Supercell creators, and by request by the sport’s web site.
“That’s proper, mo.co is now formally open for everybody to play, you don’t have to obtain an invitation,” Supercell stated in a weblog. “HOWEVER… this doesn’t imply it’s our GLOOOOOBALLLL!!! second or that all of a sudden you’ll see Luna, Jax, and Manny chilling on the mega screens in Shibuya.”
“The staff remains to be going lowkey with advertising and marketing and centered on constructing the sport the fitting manner. So hold an eye fixed out for among the startup’s scrappy recruitment efforts and within the meantime, get on the market and hunt these Chaos Monsters!”
As we’ve reported beforehand, Supercell had been teasing a world launch for this recreation since mid-2024, and the Finnish agency held restricted beta checks with gamers in October 2023. We later requested a number of business consultants what they considered the beta, and they got here away (largely) impressed.
One other new Supercell title, Boat Recreation, broke cowl for the primary time in February, not lengthy after we revealed particulars of Area Ape’s transition into Supercell London. That resulted in round 70 workers shifting to the brand new outfit, with round 30 layoffs and new houses for Chrome Valley Customs, Fastlane and Transformers: Earth Wars.
As a part of the strikes, Squad Busters additionally has a brand new common supervisor, 10 yr Area Ape veteran Johnathan Rowlands. Throughout a current earnings Q&A, Supercell CEO Ilkka Paananen confirmed that the Finnish agency had 10 video games in improvement, and not too long ago added 5 new recreation groups to its ranks by its incubator program, Spark.