Momoka (wo) Wasshoi

About Momoka (wo) Wasshoi

Momoka (wo) Wasshoi is a 2D platformer developed by Toei Animation, launching September 28, 2025 on PC. Inspired by the Girls Band Cry anime, it tasks you with guiding a tipsy character named Momoka back to her couch. You control Nina and Subaru, using precise timing to press buttons that launch Momoka past obstacles. The game blends action and puzzle elements, requiring players to dodge hazards like traffic and avoid obstacles while maintaining a drunk character's erratic path. Short and quirky, it’s a single-player adventure that leans into absurdist humor and tight mechanics.

Gameplay

The core loop involves jumping to avoid hazards and timing button presses to propel Momoka forward. Controls are straightforward: a directional stick for movement and a single action button for launching. Each level features checkpoints, but mistakes reset progress. Obstacles include cars, construction barriers, and flying objects, demanding reflexes and pattern recognition. Sessions last 5, 10 minutes per level, with a focus on trial-and-error learning. The game’s challenge stems from balancing speed with precision, as Momoka’s wobbly gait adds unpredictability. Replay value comes from unlocking shortcuts and achieving 100% completion in each stage.

What Players Think

PlayPile users rate it 4.2/5, with 78% completing the main story in 3 hours on average. Community moods skew split: 42% "Frustrating but funny," 31% "Cute but tough." Critics praise the whimsical art style but note repetitive obstacle design. 125 achievements track everything from avoiding traffic to collecting hidden items. Reviews highlight the "addictive difficulty" and "charming chaos," though some call it "a gimmick with too many restarts." 67% of players say the challenge is worth it, while 24% quit before the final level.

PlayPile's Take

This is a niche pick for anime fans and platforming enthusiasts who enjoy bite-sized challenges. With $19.99 price tag and 125 achievements, it offers decent replay value despite its short runtime. The difficulty curve spikes abruptly, and the humor may not land for everyone. If you’re okay with repeated failures and enjoy quirky, physics-based puzzles, it’s a quick, rewarding experiment. Otherwise, skip it.

Storyline

Momowasho, a mysterious mini-game born from the “Girls Band Cry” anime, where you take control of Nina and Subaru and send Momoka back to her sofa at home!