Info about Mojo 2:

Official game description:
Mojo 2: Mia (Free)
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Before purchasing “Mojo 2”, it is recommended to test the free-of-charge version “Mojo 2: Mia”  
About the Game
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"Mojo 2” is a new version of the famous game “2048”, an original approach to this well-known puzzle. Several beautiful girls will keep you company during the game. The more points you get, the less clothes remain on the girls.  
Will you be able to make them strip completely?  
Differences from the first part:  
*   The game doesn’t require consecutive completion: you may choose any level you wish.  
*   Two new tiles have been added (128, 256).  
*   New game mechanics (magnet, temporary “freezing” and dynamic field).  
*   Game process fixation.  
*   Having completed half of a level, you will get access to the next level. This will enable you to postpone the full completion of certain levels.

Release date: Jan 25, 2019

Categories: 2048-style Gameplay, Puzzle Solving, Adult Content, Anime-inspired Gameplay, Level Selection, Progression System, Music Integration


- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price: No data
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 18.0h
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The 18-hour report is a direct playtime claim from a user who mentions the last phase, indicating completion of the game. The 10-hour estimate provides a lower bound for total playtime. The one-sitting comment suggests the game can be completed in a single session, but no specific session length is given, so sessionLength remains null. No evidence supports story completion or endgame content.
- Time-to-fun: No data
- Player Archetypes:
  - Series Loyalist (buy)
    - Motivation: To continue the series and experience gameplay improvements over the original.
    - Playstyle: Plays through the game, avoids problematic stages, and evaluates the game against previous entries.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: Mojo 2: Mia
  - Puzzle and Music Enthusiast (buy)
    - Motivation: To enjoy the puzzle design and music.
    - Playstyle: Engages with the puzzles and appreciates the soundtrack and mood.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Great music and soundtrack (weight 0.68): The soundtrack is consistently praised for fitting the game's pace, being relaxing, and including new tracks. Some tracks are compared to Daft Punk's style.
- Art style is praised (weight 0.44): Multiple reviews highlight the polished and neat art style, with a personal touch. The art of the girls and overall visuals are specifically appreciated.
- Engaging puzzle gameplay (weight 0.44): Players find the puzzle mechanics fun, engaging, and of high quality. The game is considered a well-made puzzle experience with solid core mechanics.
- Challenging yet rewarding (weight 0.42): The game provides a good challenge, especially in later stages, but remains forgiving early on. Players appreciate the balance and the reward of completing missions.
- Progression and variety (weight 0.34): Players appreciate the different gameplay variations, layouts, and additional mechanics introduced as they progress. This adds depth and keeps the experience engaging.
- Adult content is quality (weight 0.34): The adult content, including anime nudes and H-scenes, is considered high quality and serves as a rewarding incentive for progression.
- Solid core mechanics (weight 0.33): The core mechanics are incredibly solid and fun, with good balance and strategic depth. The game avoids multiple block types, allowing for more strategy.
- Good value for price (weight 0.28): The low price combined with the amount of content and improvements makes it a worthwhile purchase. Players feel they get a lot of fun for the cost.
- Unique twists on 2048 (weight 0.28): The game offers interesting variations and unique twists on the classic 2048 formula, keeping the gameplay fresh and enjoyable.
- Improved over first game (weight 0.28): The game is seen as better than the first part in many ways, with faster progression, more forgiving coding, and improved mechanics.
- Fun and relaxing experience (weight 0.26): The game is described as a fun way to kill time, with a relaxing atmosphere and music that complements the gameplay. It provides a pleasant and enjoyable experience.
- Level selection available (weight 0.11): Players appreciate the addition of level selection, which improves accessibility and allows for replaying favorite stages.
- Exploit for easy completion (weight 0.1): A stage skip exploit makes it easy to fill lewd pictures, which some players may find convenient but could undermine the challenge.
- Depressing puzzle theme (weight 0.1): The game is interesting as a depressing puzzle game, offering a unique emotional tone compared to typical puzzle games.
- Saves lives (weight 0.09): One review claims the game saves lives, indicating a strong positive impact on the player, though the specific reason is unclear.
- Not bad overall (weight 0.09): A brief review simply states the game is not bad, indicating a neutral to positive overall impression.
- More puzzle than action (weight 0.09): The game focuses more on puzzle-solving than jumping into action, which appeals to players who prefer strategic gameplay.
- Artist's heart in project (weight 0.09): The artist put a lot of heart into the project, which is reflected in the quality of the art and overall presentation.

Common complaints:
- Difficulty too high (weight 0.76): Multiple reviews report that the game is unplayable or much more unforgiving due to high difficulty, with specific complaints about level 5 and the last phase requiring constant number matching and summing. This makes it hard to appreciate the art and progress.
- Confusing rules and controls (weight 0.36): Players find the rules hard to understand at first, and some fields have completely different controls that are hard to use without thinking. This adds to the overall confusion and frustration.
- Tedious and boring gameplay (weight 0.29): The game is described as tedious because clear scores are high, and it becomes very boring due to repetitive mechanics. The gameplay feels like a random arrow-matching exercise rather than engaging puzzle solving.
- Price too high (weight 0.28): Several reviews mention that the game price is increased compared to the original, and it is considered overpriced for what it offers. This is a common complaint among players.
- Art quality subpar (weight 0.26): The art level is low compared to current manga and anime standards, with proportions needing work and the screen design being lazy. This detracts from the overall experience.
- Adult content lacking (weight 0.25): Players expected more lewd content, but the pics could have been more explicit, and the girls lack certain features and are not animated. This disappoints fans of the genre.
- Incomplete game (weight 0.2): The game is still a work-in-progress and cannot be completed, so players will never get all achievements. This is a significant issue for completionists.
- Penalties unfair (weight 0.2): The game penalizes the player with -99 points every other move, making it nearly impossible to reach the required score to advance. This feels arbitrary and frustrating.
- Music issues (weight 0.18): The music is not as good as previous installments, and it resets to the first track when difficulty increases. This is a minor but noticeable flaw.
- Not quick adult game (weight 0.17): The game is not qualified as a short and quick adult game because level duration is increased, requiring longer to collect numbers. This makes it less suitable for quick sessions.
- Overloaded design (weight 0.09): The game might be considered a bit overloaded depending on personal taste, with too many elements that can overwhelm players. This is a subjective but notable complaint.

Gameplay feedback:
- 2048-style puzzle game (weight 0.97): The game is repeatedly described as a variation or mod of the classic 2048 puzzle, with many modifiers and rule changes. This core identity is mentioned across multiple clusters.
- Stripping reward mechanic (weight 0.62): Players progress by completing levels or increasing scores, which rewards them with undressing anime ladies or unlocking sexy art. This adult-themed progression is a central feature.
- Number matching and merging (weight 0.6): Core gameplay involves moving arrows to match numbers, combining similar blocks to reach higher numbers, and clearing them at specific totals like 512. This is a fundamental mechanic.
- Puzzle gameplay with adult elements (weight 0.42): The game combines puzzle mechanics with stripping elements, as noted in several clusters. It is a puzzle game that includes adult content and H-scenes.
- Varied gameplay mechanics (weight 0.41): The game introduces different variations and layouts as you progress, including magnetizing blocks, locked panels, and changing stage shapes. This keeps gameplay fresh.
- Controls and input methods (weight 0.33): The game is controlled with arrow keys or 5 keys, and can be played with one hand. Panels slide in the direction of the arrow keys, with a new panel added each press.
- Stage progression and selection (weight 0.33): The game features level selection and a stage skip mechanic using the Y button. It progresses faster than its predecessor, with some stages having different controls.
- Additional game features (weight 0.26): The game includes a soundtrack, achievements, and an art style, which are common but not central to gameplay. Hearts are used for continues.
- Grid and space constraints (weight 0.25): The game is played on a square grid in a limited space, and the game ends when the stage is full of panels. This is a standard 2048-like constraint.
- Items and multipliers (weight 0.25): Additional items affect gameplay, including x2 multipliers that can be slid and increase panel numbers when hit. The multiplier appearance is similar to the previous game.
- Missing previous game features (weight 0.17): Most items from the previous game do not appear, and some variation fields differ. This may disappoint returning players.

Performance notes:
No performancepoints

Recommendations:
- Highly recommended by players (weight 0.37): Multiple reviewers strongly recommend the game, with one giving it their seal of approval and another giving a strong recommendation. This indicates overall positive reception.
- Try free demo first (weight 0.29): Reviewers suggest trying the free demo or free versions like Mojo: Hanako before purchasing. This helps new players decide if the game suits their taste.
- Fans of first game will like it (weight 0.2): The game is recommended for fans of the first game, suggesting it maintains the series' quality. However, one reviewer would not buy a third game if it plays the same, hinting at potential repetitiveness.
- Start with first Mojo (weight 0.12): New players are advised to start with the first Mojo game or the free Mojo: Hanako to ease into the series. This suggests the sequel may be less accessible to newcomers.
- Purchase difficulty due to adult content (weight 0.12): The game is hard to buy because it is sold as an adult-content game, which may limit its availability on certain platforms. This is a barrier for some players.
- Buy only on sale (weight 0.12): One reviewer advises purchasing Mojo 2 or the Mojo Kit only when on sale, implying the full price may not be justified. This is a common cost-conscious recommendation.
- Enjoyable as puzzle game (weight 0.12): The game is good for those who enjoy it as a puzzle game, indicating that its core mechanics appeal to puzzle enthusiasts. This highlights a specific audience.
- Worth buying with extra money (weight 0.11): One reviewer recommends the game if you have a few extra bucks, implying it is a worthwhile purchase for those with disposable income. This is a mild endorsement.

Other player notes:
- Lacks new content (weight 0.21): The game is compared to Mojo 1, with few differences and similar music, indicating little new content. Players may feel it's not a significant upgrade.
- Demo version available (weight 0.2): A free demo named Mojo 2: Mia exists, offering a sample of the game with a different girl. This allows players to try before purchasing.
- Adult content focus (weight 0.2): The game is sold as an adult-content game and includes an adult bonus. This is a key selling point for the target audience.
- More content than demo (weight 0.12): The game includes additional level designs and game mechanics compared to the demo, providing a fuller experience. This justifies the purchase.
- Lewd side characters (weight 0.11): The game features lewd girls on the side of the screen, adding to the adult-themed visual appeal. This is a notable aspect for players.
- Good time-killer (weight 0.11): The game is described as a time-killer, suggesting it's engaging enough to pass time. This may appeal to casual players.
- Uncensor patch instructions (weight 0.11): The application of the uncensor patch is explained in the Discussions Forum, helping players access full content. This is useful for those seeking uncensored experience.
- Bundle includes Mojo 1 (weight 0.11): The Mojo Kit includes both Mojo 1 and 2, offering a complete package. This is a value proposition for new players.
- More challenging than Mojo XXX (weight 0.11): Compared to Mojo XXX, this game is an actual challenge, providing more difficulty. This may appeal to players seeking a tougher experience.
- Improvements over predecessor (weight 0.11): The game is compared to its predecessor, with the reviewer noting improvements. This suggests the sequel is better in some aspects.
- Easiest and forgiving version (weight 0.11): Compared to other versions, this one is the easiest and more forgiving, making it accessible to a wider audience. This may be a positive for casual players.
- Early access questioned (weight 0.11): Compared to Killing Floor, the game's early access exit is questioned, possibly due to perceived lack of polish. This is a critical note.
- Exception among H-games (weight 0.11): The game is an exception to shallow H-games, offering more depth. This is a positive distinction in the genre.
- Developer laments lack of reviews (weight 0.11): The developer lamented that the game is questioned because it has no reviews, highlighting a visibility issue. This may affect player trust.
- Art and screen design need improvement (weight 0.11): The art and screen design could be improved to attract more attention and reviews. This is a constructive criticism for the developer.
- Soundtrack DLC requested (weight 0.1): A reviewer hopes the developers add the soundtrack as DLC, indicating appreciation for the music. This is a potential addition for fans.
- Left early access (weight 0.1): The game has left early access, indicating a full release. This may be a milestone for the developer and players.
- Block types unchanged but more (weight 0.1): There haven't been many changes in block types from the previous game, but the count is bigger. This may be seen as minor update.
- Sexy aspects present (weight 0.1): The game has sexy aspects, aligning with its adult content theme. This is a key feature for the target audience.
- Developer promises support (weight 0.1): The developer wants to provide further support, indicating ongoing updates. This is reassuring for players.

Emotions:
- Enjoyment (weight 0.22): Players enjoy the game as a fun and engaging 2048-like puzzle with good art, music, and adult content. The reward of progressing H-scenes and the ability to play one-handed add to the entertainment value, making it a great way to kill time.
- Frustration (weight 0.17): Frustration arises from increased difficulty, tedious level design, and unfair penalties such as -99 points. The game is seen as unplayable and unforgiving, with hard-to-use variation fields and longer level durations.
- Disappointment (weight 0.11): Players are disappointed by the lack of content beyond disrobing ladies, the increased price, and the absence of animation. The art quality is considered low, and the game is seen as unfair because reaching 2048 points seems impossible.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.07): Satisfaction comes from finding exploits to progress faster, the quicker progression compared to the first part, and the unique twists and great soundtrack that enhance the experience.
- Appreciation (weight 0.07): Players appreciate the developer's design choices, such as not placing multiple block types, and the game's balance as a well-made puzzle. The combination of interesting gameplay and quality anime nudes is also valued.
- Boredom (weight 0.04): Boredom stems from the game being random and repetitive, requiring arrow movements in hopes of matches. The puzzles do not change, only become harder with obstacles, leading to a monotonous experience.
- Love (weight 0.04): Love is expressed for a new song similar to Daft Punk's second era, and for the developer's games in general, indicating strong positive attachment.
- Fun (weight 0.04): The core mechanics are incredibly solid and fun to play, making the game enjoyable overall.
- Regret (weight 0.02): Regret is felt for spending 18 hours without being able to appreciate the art due to the focus on summing numbers, indicating a missed opportunity for enjoyment.
- Tedium (weight 0.02): The game is tedious because the clear scores are high, requiring excessive effort to progress.
- Tiredness (weight 0.02): The game can be played until you get tired before finishing, suggesting it is long or exhausting to complete.
- Interest (weight 0.02): The game is interesting as a depressing puzzle game, which piques curiosity despite its somber tone.
- Anger (weight 0.02): Anger is caused by the lack of anuses on the girls, which is a specific content omission that frustrates players.
- Amusement (weight 0.02): The game is amusing because it saves lives, likely referring to a humorous or unexpected benefit.
- Relaxed (weight 0.02): The music combined with the gameplay is very relaxing and helps players get into a zen-like zone, providing a calming experience.
- Confidence (weight 0.02): Players feel confident that the game is worth it because completing all missions will reward them, indicating trust in the game's payoff.
- Liking (weight 0.02): The art is quite good with a personal style, which is a positive aspect that players like.
- Hope (weight 0.02): Players hope there will be more content in the future, indicating a desire for expansion and continued engagement.
- Admiration (weight 0.02): The game is wonderful and challenging with beautiful rewards, leading to admiration for its design and execution.}