Mori no Mochi
Not claimedHold, then let go
By EUIHYUNG JUNG · GamesWhy we expect it: A simple one-touch hopper with tactile haptic feedback, clear value, five screenshots and four languages make it promising.
In short
Mori no Mochi is a one-touch game in which a small mochi hops between stumps in a quiet forest. Players hold to build a longer jump and land at the center of a stump for Perfects, with extra points for jumping over a stump. It is free, requires no sign-up, and includes haptic feedback as the mochi gathers strength.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
Hold, then let go. A little mochi hops from stump to stump in a quiet forest.
Hold longer to jump farther. Land in the center of a stump for a Perfect, and keep the Perfects coming for more points. Jump over a stump for triple points.
• One touch to play • Haptics you can feel as the mochi gathers strength and lands • Play with Mochi: poke, stroke and tilt (one free minute a day) • No sign-up • Free, with a small banner ad at the bottom (one purchase removes it)
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