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Moke Moke

SCORE: 82

Moke Moke may have the oddest sounding name. However it is an interesting Nintendo DSi game (playable on a Nintendo 3DS as well) that reminds me of games like tag. There are variations in Moke Moke, but the main theme is to capture gems. We then take the gems to a treasure chest of play keep away with the other players.

Moke Moke allows for four friends to play together. If you do not have four friends then computer controlled characters are inserted. Moke Moke is a multiplayer game. Sort of like Dollar Dash. There are definite differences like Moke Moke allows for different kinds of game play.

We may have to avoid bombs or bubbles in Moke Moke. All of these options are easily selectable like the arena we play in. The coolest thing (to me) about Moke Moke is how the characters can fly through the air. This mechanic in Moke Moke reminds me of Kirby games. Especially when we float back to the ground.

Scoring the most points in the rounds in Moke Moke does not insure a victory. At the end of the rounds there are bonus points awarded for the most aggressive player (the one who attacked the most). There is also an award for the player who flew the most. In other words who was airborne the most.

There are cute little graphics in Moke Moke. They can whack one another with their arms. There is no blood or gore though. This downloadable game is also extremely cheap at $1.99 or 200 Nintendo points. Just bear in mind Moke Moke is best as a multi-player game.
- Paul

Graphics: 80%
Sound: 86%
Replay/Extras: 88%
Gameplay: 79%
Family Friendly Factor: 76%

System: Nintendo DSi
Publisher: G-Style
Rating: Rating: ‘E’ - Everyone
{Mild Fantasy Violence}
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