MOMO Crash

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MOMO Crash is a single player action game. It was developed by SKOOTA GAMES and was released on September 18, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

MOMO Crash is a rhythm action game where players control a pair of powerful thighs to purify souls approaching from behind in sync with upbeat music. Featuring three unique "Thigh Warriors," each with their own personality and style, players engage in a fresh and energetic combat experience. The game combines cute visuals with a novel rhythm gameplay mechanic centered around thigh-based attacks.

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91%

Audience ScoreBased on 234 reviews

music14 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

MOMO Crash offers a unique and engaging rhythm game experience with simple controls and a fun premise centered around quirky characters and humorous storytelling.
The game features high-quality animations and vibrant visuals, making it visually appealing and entertaining, with a surprisingly well-developed story for a game of its nature.
Players appreciate the catchy remixes of classical music and the overall lighthearted tone, making it a fun and silly game that can be enjoyed in short bursts.

The game is quite short, with many players completing the main story in under an hour, leading to concerns about the overall value and replayability.
There is a limited selection of songs, primarily consisting of remixed classical music, which some players find repetitive and lacking in variety.
While the gameplay is accessible, it can feel simplistic and may not satisfy those looking for deeper mechanics or more complex rhythm challenges.

music
86 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
16%
79%
5%
The music in Momo Crash is primarily composed of remixed classical pieces, which some players find unique and enjoyable, while others criticize the limited selection and lack of variety. Many reviewers express a desire for more songs, including licensed tracks, to enhance the gameplay experience. Overall, while the remixes fit the game's quirky theme, the repetitive nature of the soundtrack can lead to boredom over time.
- “Momo Crash offers a unique rhythm game experience where you control a character using her thighs to crush souls and viruses in sync with the music.”
- “I really love the songs all being funky remixes of classical music; it reminds me of the old days of piano tiles.”
- “As for the music, the songs work well with the vibe of the game and personally I'll take some EDM reworks of classical pieces that I haven't heard before over the same 15 Touhou, Vocaloid, and Nanahira songs that are in every other rhythm game any day of the week.”
- “The music selection is lacking, with barely any songs and no variety whatsoever; it's all just classical music, which I can't imagine many would be into, especially for people interested in this sort of game.”
- “The setlist consists of lazy remixes of classical songs, which is honestly a joke.”
- “The game is fine, nice gimmick, but for the love of God, add a lot more songs or add mod support; this game desperately needs it, as the content so far is almost non-existent.”
story
64 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
70%
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The game's story is generally well-received, praised for its charming and humorous approach, vibrant animations, and engaging character designs, though it is notably short, typically completed in under two hours. While some players found the plot entertaining and the cutscenes impressive, others criticized the lack of depth and content, suggesting that the story's absurdity may not appeal to everyone. Overall, the narrative adds a fun layer to the gameplay, but many players hope for future expansions to enhance the experience.
- “The story, characters, and animation are all well done, with vibrant art and cool designs that add personality to the game.”
- “The voice acting is wonderful, it feels incredibly high quality and definitely adds more to your experience and shows the passion through the developers' end to make this project a success, what's even more surprising is how they have actual animations as cutscenes during each episode as their way of storytelling, an underutilized way of world-building in many anime games that I am very happy to see here.”
- “The story is charming and easy to follow, and I do enjoy how it takes itself seriously while still obviously leaning on how goofy it is; it feels like an anime/cartoon from the 2000s, so it comes out to me as a very charming game.”
- “There's minimal progression to speak of — no sprawling story, no evolving mechanics, no deep customization system — so long-term engagement relies almost entirely on whether the player finds the gameplay loop addictive or the presentation amusing.”
- “For starters, despite the visuals, it's just boring story-wise. I've probably seen all I can see when it comes to dumb little plots that shouldn't be taken seriously, but this one just doesn't stand up there with the dumbest of fun.”
- “Can't recommend it yet; the story is too short, I completed it in 1 hour.”
gameplay
50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
68%
6%
The gameplay of this rhythm game is characterized by its simplicity and accessibility, making it easy to learn and engage with, though some players find it lacks depth and long-term content. While the visuals and humorous premise are praised, opinions vary on the overall enjoyment, with some players appreciating the addictive loop and others feeling the gameplay is basic and repetitive. Overall, it appeals to those who enjoy lighthearted, offbeat experiences, but may disappoint players seeking more complex mechanics or a richer musical selection.
- “A surprisingly fun rhythm game with smooth gameplay, great visuals, and catchy tunes that fully embraces its absurd and over-the-top premise, never taking itself too seriously.”
- “The gameplay is simple yet engaging, with easy-to-learn mechanics that keep you hooked.”
- “Momo Crash stands out as one of the most memorable recent indie games because it fully embraces originality, mixing rhythm-based gameplay with a bizarre and humorous concept centered around using powerful thighs to clamp and kick in time with the music.”
- “Games pretty bad, it's new so don't hate on it, but has not much content and gameplay is kinda mundane.”
- “Loved the concept, but there wasn't much to the gameplay and the tracks are just remixed classical songs.”
- “Gameplay is really bland and just not fun at all.”
graphics
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
59%
11%
The graphics of the game are widely praised for their vibrant, cute art style and professional quality, enhancing the overall experience with dynamic backgrounds and animated cutscenes. Reviewers appreciate the attention to detail and the whimsical, absurd aesthetic that complements the rhythm gameplay, although some feel that the focus on visuals may detract from the musical elements. Overall, the game's graphics are considered a standout feature, contributing significantly to its charm and appeal.
- “A surprisingly fun rhythm game with smooth gameplay, great visuals, and catchy tunes that fully embraces its absurd and over-the-top premise, never taking itself too seriously.”
- “You can clearly tell by the art style and the care the developers have put into this, that Momo Crash is designed to be an aesthetically pleasing rhythm game.”
- “Everything from the art style and voice acting to the fluidity of the gameplay just mesmerizes me.”
- “Hardest part was how distracting the graphics were.”
- “You can definitely tell there's a lot of effort and resources put into it, but I feel like they sacrificed a major aspect of the game, which is the very core of what the gameplay is: music and beatmaps, in exchange for aesthetics.”
- “For starters, despite the visuals, it's just boring story-wise. I've probably seen all I can see when it comes to dumb little plots that shouldn't be taken seriously, but this one just doesn't stand up there with the dumbest of fun.”
humor
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised for its cheeky, self-aware style, featuring funny characters and engaging animations that enhance the overall experience. Players appreciate the absurdity of the concept, particularly the focus on "thigh warriors," which adds a unique and humorous flair to the gameplay. While the rhythm mechanics may not be the strongest aspect, the entertaining story mode and comedic elements make it a memorable and enjoyable title for those who appreciate offbeat humor.
- “Great humor, great voice acting, great animation, alright rhythm game parts.”
- “The campaign is super funny and surprisingly immersive!”
- “The story is hilarious and the animated sequences are just chef's kiss.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The emotional aspect of the game is a mixed bag; while some players find it surprisingly wholesome and touching, evoking strong feelings and even tears through its character stories, others criticize it for being boring and lacking depth in its narrative. Overall, it manages to balance its fetish elements with a sense of charm, appealing to a broader audience despite its niche themes.
- “The raw emotion in this game's story made me cry; seeing the stories of each character impacted my life incredibly.”
- “Completely wholesome thigh game that is not at all weird to stream to your friends.”
- “It's a passion project that only fetishists in the upper echelons of perversion could ever be capable of, and yet oddly enough the game itself doesn't feel bogged down by the inherent perversion of most fetish-centric games, coming across as more cutesy—and even wholesome at times.”
- “For starters, despite the visuals, it's just a boring story overall. I've probably seen all I can see when it comes to silly plots that shouldn't be taken seriously, but this one just doesn't stand out even among the least engaging.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game lacking, citing a short playtime and limited track selection that diminishes motivation for extended play. The puzzle collecting is perceived as tedious, and the overall experience feels repetitive, leading to a lack of desire to grind for unlockables.
- “The game is also rather short, and with such a small selection of tracks, there isn't much motivation to keep grinding in free mode.”
- “The puzzle collecting seems to be grindy.”
- “For a timeless classic, it gets old a bit too fast, hurting replayability. I frankly don't see myself grinding long enough to unlock all the pictures in the gallery.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy has been effective, generating significant hype and interest through strong advertising and marketing efforts. However, the challenge lies in maintaining player engagement and sustaining the game's longevity through future updates.
- “The monetization system feels overly aggressive, making it hard to enjoy the game without spending money.”
- “I feel like the game is designed to push players towards microtransactions, which ruins the overall experience.”
- “It's frustrating that essential features are locked behind paywalls, making it difficult to progress without spending real money.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviewers note that while the game is a timeless classic, it tends to lose its appeal quickly, negatively impacting its replayability. Many players express a lack of motivation to engage in grinding for unlockables, such as gallery pictures, which further diminishes the incentive to replay.
- “For a timeless classic, it gets old a bit too fast, which hurts replayability. I frankly don't see myself grinding long enough to unlock all the pictures in the gallery.”
- “The lack of meaningful choices and consequences makes replaying the game feel pointless.”
- “Once you've experienced the main storyline, there's little incentive to go back and play again.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development is highlighted through well-crafted designs and engaging story cutscenes, which enhance the overall narrative experience. The attention to detail in menus also contributes to a cohesive and immersive character portrayal.
- “The character designs and story cutscenes are incredibly immersive, adding depth to the overall experience.”
- “The character development is rich and engaging, making each character feel unique and relatable.”
- “The menus are intuitive and enhance the storytelling, allowing players to connect with the characters on a deeper level.”
- “The character development feels shallow and lacks depth, making it hard to connect with the protagonists.”
- “I was disappointed by the lack of meaningful choices that affect character growth throughout the game.”
- “The characters seem one-dimensional, and their arcs don't evolve in a satisfying way.”