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MokyuSoft / Dec 16, 2016 / Indie, RPG, Strategy
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CompareIt's adorable! It's tactical! The doujin/indie SRPG - Moékuri! 151+ Cute Creatures to try, over a solid grid-based tactical system! Fight through 25 story stages with your own unique strategy!
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | Pentium III+ Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | 64MB Virtual Ram+ Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 512 MB RAM Can't tell |
Thank you everyone for waiting! v1.0 of Chinese localized version of Moekuri has been released! We really appreciate everyone's patience and the hard work of our translator, Yi Tian, who translated the whole game and this very message! We really hope everyone enjoys the new release and all the adorableness of each girl!
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83% positive, 144 reviews
It sure is moe/cute. Unfortunately the art alone isn't enough to carry the game and I didn't like the rest much. I wouldn't recommend playing it just because you like the art. That said, I'm not sure if it's a bad game, tactical RPGs may just not be my thing, it isn't what I usually play. There seems to be a lot of variety in available creatures and strategies, so if you like tactical battles you may enjoy this...
1 found this helpful, 2026-08-07
On the surface, this game looks like anime Pokemon. When you actually play it... it still looks like anime Pokemon, but it keeps getting bigger. One of the reasons Pokemon became so popular is because it was actually deeper than it looked - while even very casual players could simply blitz through the games without difficulty, those who wanted to strategize found ways of minmaxing their teams to perfection. This...
64 found this helpful, 2018-02-05
Well...I'm not sure what to do with my man card now, because I sure as hell don't need it after this. This is a surprisingly in-depth Tactical RPG. If you're the kind of person that likes to make insane combat builds, or min max, this is a game for you. You start with picking one of 12 character classes, and this is actually really important. You're going to want to build your team around your class. However, no...
249 found this helpful, 2017-01-01
Definitely true to its namesake, Moekuri is perhaps even more tactical than it is adorable. It's plenty adorable, there's just a hella large variety of characters and strategies to implement in battle. The protagonist has a choice of ten classes, from the typical Warrior-Ranger-Mage trio to all sorts of game mechanic specialists, everyone you meet in Story Mode can be unlocked some of whom have their own unique...
78 found this helpful, 2017-06-07
Let me start by getting my biases in the open: I am not into Moe, but I've been an SRPG player for about 20 years. I picked the game up since the SRPG elements looked solid, and I decided to give it a chance based on that. And I'm glad I did. (Although I wholly admit I joke to my friends about "Why am I playing this?") It's hard not to make a Pokemon comparison, since players get access to 151 (not even joking)...
44 found this helpful, 2017-02-24
Some surpiringly deep tactical stuff lies beneath (within?) the very cutesy shell of this game. Between the over a dozen player classes and the rediculous amount of monster units each with their own unique set of passive and active skills, there's a lot to do here. Despite some of the more... questionable units here and there, the art is pretty nice too. Additionally, the difficulty feels pretty good, allowing enough...
32 found this helpful, 2016-12-18
This game is brutal. No, really. It's absolutely merciless. As heretical as it is to say, Moékuri is honestly shounen-like in its ability to top its own power ceiling over. And over. And over. And OVER. AND. OVER. Whether you're fighting a creature with the ability to consume its allies and gain their powers, consume YOUR allies and gain their powers, teleport anywhere on the board and control the flow of time,...
20 found this helpful, 2017-03-13
While on the surface this may seem like another shallow cutsey moe fanservice game, it really isn't... It's a cutsey moe fanservice game with a deceptive amount of depth. While it's by no means the deepest or hardest of SRPGs, certainly nothing on the level of a game like Tactics Ogre or most NIS SRPGs, it still has a lot of give. The most notable thing is your choice of class for the heroine heavily determines what...
16 found this helpful, 2017-11-24
You have to wonder why tactical battle games and monster collecting is such an uncommon combination, as it seems like a match made in heaven. Add in monster musume moe appeal, and you have a compelling concept for what I will charitably describe as “a particular demographic”. Unfortunately Moekuri’s presentation is frankly pretty awful, with low res assets and art alongside a clunky interface. The game doesn’t even...
16 found this helpful, 2017-01-31
A great game, with lots of diversity and lots of abilities and skills to explore. Reminds me a little of phantom brave in the aspect you have to summon your creatures to the field. The biggest thing I love about this game is the sheer amount of diversity in tactics, strategy and choice. That's what I love, that's why I'm here. I like how you can choose your class and I like how you can choose between different...
15 found this helpful, 2016-12-31