MO:Astray is a pixelated, side-scrolling, puzzle-solving action game. Featuring the main character MO and its special abilities, the game is loaded with bizarre enemies, threatening traps and ingenious level designs.
Platforms
Android iOS Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Platform PuzzleThemes
Action Fantasy
Languages: English and 4 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Eric AceThe story and presentation are very unique and deserve high praise; the narrative keeps the experience going whenever the platforming starts to get boring and fall flat. Too often, MO:Astray amounts to cheap deaths and pixel-perfect jumps, which severely detracts from what would have been a completely outstanding sci-fi exploration game. Simply put, flopping around as a blob eventually gets old.
VGChartz
By Stephen LaGioiaAn amusing, atmospheric journey that succeeds in fusing new concepts with a familiar retro style.
Pure Nintendo
By Trevor GouldWhile it has some needless gore and pacing baggage, MO: Astray is a success on the whole. The gameplay's unique and varied, the world's intriguing and fully realized, the bosses are memorable, and the challenge is addictive. Impressive stuff.
Video Chums
By A.J. MaciejewskiSome games unfairly slide under gamers' radars so don't let MO:Astray become another indie casualty as it's a must-have experience.
NintendoWorldReport
By J.P. CorbranMO: Astray has a clear, creative premise, and its ability to stay fresh by introducing new ideas every time you think you've mastered it keeps it compelling the whole way through. On an eShop full of platformers, this is one of the better examples to come along in quite a while.
