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Full Mojo Rampage

Full Mojo Rampage is a delightful twin-stick shooter that takes the best elements from rogue-like titles and adds a lot of personality. Expect a really challenging experience but also a fun and varied one that rewards persistence.
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71%Game Brain Score
gameplay, story
grinding, optimization
83% User Score Based on 673 reviews
Critic Score 58%Based on 9 reviews

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Full Mojo Rampage is a single player and multiplayer role playing shooter game. It was developed by Over the Top Games and was released on May 8, 2014. It received neutral reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.

"Full Mojo Rampage" is a rogue-like action game with heavy emphasis on voodoo mythology. Players control unique masked characters with different abilities, battling through procedurally generated levels filled with various enemies and bosses. The game features both single-player and multiplayer modes, with up to 4 players able to play together in local or online co-op.

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83%
Audience ScoreBased on 673 reviews
gameplay57 positive mentions
grinding35 negative mentions

  • The game features a unique voodoo theme with charming graphics and humor.
  • Gameplay is addictive with a mix of fast-paced action and RPG elements, allowing for character progression and customization.
  • Co-op mode enhances the experience, making it more enjoyable when played with friends.
  • The game suffers from long wait times between runs and can feel repetitive after a while.
  • Controls can feel imprecise at times, leading to frustrations during intense battles.
  • The multiplayer community is limited, making it difficult to find others to play with.
  • gameplay
    157 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of "Full Mojo Rampage" is characterized by a mix of fast-paced action and voodoo-inspired mechanics, offering a unique but often repetitive experience. While some players appreciate the challenging nature and cooperative elements, many criticize the core gameplay for lacking depth and becoming monotonous over time. Overall, the game features solid mechanics and a charming aesthetic, but its repetitive nature and grindy progression may deter some players.

    • “The gameplay in Full Mojo Rampage offers a mix of fast-paced action and voodoo-inspired spellcasting, creating some thrilling moments.”
    • “The gameplay itself is also very fun, challenging, yet not to the point where you want to rip your hair out all the time. It rewards you when it should, and the rogue-like elements aren't overwhelming, since there's a leveling system in place that actually makes you not die a little on the inside when you see that game over screen.”
    • “The gameplay is very good, between the character system and the items, there are a lot of options and it definitely has replay value.”
    • “However, the repetitive nature of the gameplay and lack of substantial content might lead some players to lose interest after a few playthroughs.”
    • “The gameplay lacks a lot of depth; you just kite things and shoot them.”
    • “While fun for a short time, this game features unimaginative, highly repetitive gameplay.”
  • story
    132 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story revolves around a voodoo priest undertaking quests to please various loas, with a minimal narrative that serves primarily as a backdrop for gameplay. Players navigate through four main quests, each consisting of randomly generated levels and diverse mission objectives, which can become repetitive despite the engaging atmosphere and character customization options. While the story is not the main focus, it provides enough context to enhance the experience, especially with the added challenge of permadeath and varying difficulty levels.

    • “Relatively short story, but definitely worth picking up and playing no matter the age.”
    • “The voodoo storyline is a breath of fresh air!”
    • “The art style, simple but still challenging gameplay paired with the back story and unlockables makes for a highly enjoyable game.”
    • “The story behind each quest is minimal and enough for them really.”
    • “It was clear they wanted to use the rogue-like to force you to die and keep retrying to inflate game length because there's only like 4 missions.”
    • “Story is borderline non-existent but doesn’t hurt the overall game which serves mainly as a fast-paced co-op procedurally generated dungeon crawler.”
  • graphics
    122 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are generally praised for their vibrant art style and whimsical design, often compared favorably to classic titles like "Binding of Isaac" and "Torchlight." While many players appreciate the colorful visuals and unique voodoo theme, some note issues with graphical polish, optimization, and occasional glitches that detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game's aesthetic is seen as charming and engaging, contributing positively to its appeal despite some technical shortcomings.

    • “The game's voodoo-themed art style is visually appealing, with vibrant colors and whimsical character designs.”
    • “Absolutely beautiful graphics; sometimes I get distracted looking around and get myself in trouble.”
    • “The graphics are outstanding and the controls are very fluid.”
    • “However, the lack of graphical polish and occasional visual glitches detract from the overall experience.”
    • “Incredibly laggy, even though I can run most games on ultra/high settings... the developers need to add an advanced graphics option menu in-game; players shouldn't be forced to tediously edit a config file just to remove some of the particle effects or bloom.”
    • “Only downside to it I found really was the lack of options to decrease video options further than a basic graphics quality reduction option and v-sync on/off.”
  • music
    61 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in *Full Mojo Rampage* is generally praised for its catchy and atmospheric qualities, effectively complementing the game's voodoo theme and vibrant visuals. However, many players note a limited variety of tracks, leading to repetitiveness over time, with some describing the music as forgettable despite its initial appeal. Overall, while the soundtrack enhances the gameplay experience, its lack of diversity is a common critique.

    • “The overall feel of the game is excellent, with a lighthearted presentation, excellent music, and a surprising degree of accuracy to voodoo lore, including faithful replications of the various sigils.”
    • “The music is very fun to listen to and the game is visually eye-catching with its very colorful levels.”
    • “I love the music, I love the ambience, I love the gameplay that involves you roaming around collecting mojos that will power up your character.”
    • “However, the limited variety of music tracks can become repetitive over time.”
    • “As far as music is concerned, I think there is music in the game, but it’s just so forgettable.”
    • “The music is decent but there seems to be only one track.”
  • grinding
    35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews highlight that the game is heavily grind-focused, often leading to a tedious and repetitive experience. Players express frustration with the bullet-sponge enemies, lack of satisfying combat, and the necessity to grind for upgrades and levels, which can detract from overall enjoyment. While some appreciate the potential for permanent upgrades, many feel that the grinding is excessive and not rewarding enough for the time invested.

    • “Repetitive and grindy, the only option is to kite enemies to gain enough XP to outlevel the next goal.”
    • “The fact that the game expects you to die only to raise your stats a little bit and start anew makes the whole experience tedious and grindy.”
    • “This game requires massive grinding to get anywhere and is fun for only two hours before becoming a tedious experience.”
  • replayability
    29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's replayability varies significantly among users. While some players note a low replay value due to its limited number of levels, others highlight the strong replayability offered by rogue-like elements such as random level generation, unlockable items, and multiple difficulty settings, which encourage repeated playthroughs and provide a sense of progression. Overall, many reviews emphasize that the game's mechanics and customization options contribute to a high replay value, making it engaging for players seeking varied experiences.

    • “The game's rogue-like elements, such as random level generation and unlockable items, provide some replay value.”
    • “The replayability keeps you coming back for more, because with so many items, and the levels being random as well, you never know how the next run will go.”
    • “Hours of play, and even more replayability with all the maps being randomly generated.”
    • “Game is short (4 different levels + arena) and replayability is low.”
    • “- the lack of variety will likely hurt the game's long-term replayability.”
    • “These features do not mean it's a bad title (in fact, even though it's not purely rogue-like, these features add a huge sense of replayability without having you start from scratch every single time).”
  • humor
    24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is widely praised, with players highlighting its funny details, quirky graphics, and comical elements that enhance the overall experience. Many reviews note that the humor is both original and engaging, making the game enjoyable, especially in co-op mode. Overall, it is described as a funny and addictive title that successfully combines humor with gameplay, despite some comparisons to superior titles in the genre.

    • “Really funny and addictive little gem, for the price you can't go wrong.”
    • “The art style and humor are both unique and quaint.”
    • “A lot of unlockables, a minimalistic but totally logical level-up and pin system, 5 randomly generated campaigns, new game modes for multiplayer are constantly added, communicative and helpful developers, epic items to loot, masks to customize your loas (in-game heroes), and a totally funny and awesome voodoo presentation... make this game worth your while!”
  • atmosphere
    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of *Full Mojo Rampage* is highly praised for its vibrant voodoo theme, enhanced by a captivating soundtrack featuring tribal beats and eerie sounds. Players appreciate the nostalgic graphic style reminiscent of the original Xbox era, alongside the game's moody yet light-hearted tone, which combines humor with a spooky ambiance. Overall, the game successfully creates a unique and immersive experience that complements its engaging gameplay.

    • “I absolutely love this game; the voodoo atmosphere is great, and the graphic style and music remind me of the original Xbox era of games, bringing feelings of nostalgia while playing it.”
    • “It is very moody and atmospheric, yet captures the drunken madness of voodoo and its practitioners.”
    • “The soundtrack complements the game's atmosphere with its tribal beats and eerie sounds.”
    • “I love the atmosphere of this twin-stick shooter; it almost feels like a dungeon crawl.”
    • “It was a solid soundtrack and really added to the whole atmosphere of the game.”
  • optimization
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players experiencing significant performance issues and lag when using higher graphics settings, while others report smooth gameplay and no frame drops in single-player mode. Overall, it appears that the graphics engine may be demanding and poorly optimized, suggesting that further optimization work from the developers could enhance the experience for those seeking higher visual fidelity.

    • “The graphics look good, but they're somewhat unoptimized. Playing in low graphics runs perfectly fine, but if you tune up the graphics quality to medium or high, you can expect serious lag. It's disappointing because the game becomes much more colorful that way.”
    • “The game looks pretty great, it has a 3D overview look, and it runs smoothly. Everything works together seamlessly.”
    • “As for game performance, I have had zero issues in single player; the graphics look great, and I have experienced no frame drops.”
    • “Didn't play it too long and noticed some performance issues.”
    • “It could probably benefit from some optimization work from its devs.”
    • “Optimization with this game just sucks.”
  • stability
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability is frequently criticized due to graphical glitches, control imprecision, and overall bugginess, which can lead to an unresponsive experience. While some players acknowledge minor issues and express hope for future improvements, others find the game unplayably buggy, particularly at higher settings. Overall, stability remains a significant concern that detracts from the gameplay experience.

    • “However, the lack of graphical polish and occasional visual glitches detract from the overall experience.”
    • “However, the lack of precision in controls, repetitive audio, and occasional graphical glitches hold it back from achieving its full potential.”
    • “Single player and co-op, it's just buggy and unresponsive.”
  • emotional
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players report that the game effectively evokes strong emotions, creating a deep connection that enhances the overall experience.

    • “This game made me feel a deep connection to the characters and their struggles.”
    • “I was moved to tears by the story and the emotional depth of the gameplay.”
    • “The soundtrack perfectly complemented the emotional moments, enhancing my experience.”
  • character development
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features visually appealing voodoo-themed art and whimsical character designs, complemented by strong character development and synergy. Players appreciate the variety of playstyles and difficulty settings that encourage exploration of optimal tactics and character builds.

    • “The character development is impressive, offering a good sense of synergy and playstyles, along with enough difficulty settings to keep you engaged in finding the best tactics and character builds.”
    • “The game's voodoo-themed art style is visually appealing, with vibrant colors and whimsical character designs.”
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Full Mojo Rampage is a role playing shooter game.

Full Mojo Rampage is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and others.

On average players spend around 9 hours playing Full Mojo Rampage.

Full Mojo Rampage was released on May 8, 2014.

Full Mojo Rampage was developed by Over the Top Games.

Full Mojo Rampage has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.

Full Mojo Rampage is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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