Mojo

Mojo is a nice little puzzler with the aim to gradually undress six Manga girls. The game is very relaxing with good music and not too difficult. The difficulty raises per girl and only for the last two girls you really have to concentrate to win the puzzles.
The game shows mild erotic. Even with the nude patch, that comes with the game, it remains tame. And that's perfectly OK.
Pros:
- interesting puzzle concept
- nice girls
- good music
- cheap
- very relaxing
- easy achievements
Neutral:
- the game is rather short. Took me around six hours to undress all girls. But given the price tag that's fine.
Cons:
- the first levels are too easy

This Developer makes fun little games, with lovely representations of female anatomy... often in possesion of bosom of large proportions.
I think that the dev intentionally includes gameplay "tutorials" that are rather vague. I personally could use better descriptions of the mechanics of the games. I suppose they would become clear if I continued playing, but sometimes, I don't feel like learning via experience. I will continue to support the guy though... his already good games can only get better.

Mojo is a 2048 matching game in which you need to add up numbered blocks and score points to progress to the next level and undress your lady a lil' further.
Pros:
-2048 with increasing difficulty in levels, different power-ups/blocks, and changing board types. There's bombs that increase and decrease number value of blocks, up/down arrow blocks that need to be matched with corresponding colour to start clearing them and more. This all adds to keeping the game fresh and interesting.
-You undress the girls as you play and complete levels. There's also 18+ unlock for the game by going to the local files and moving the document from "unlock" folder to main game folder.
-Soundtrack and sound effects are good. Not overwhelming and not distracting, keeping it pleasant to listen to.
-Steam Achievements, which are obtained by playing the game to completion.
-4 Main girls to play through, with sub-levels for each girl offers a fair amount of playtime for what you pay.
Cons:
-Keyboard/Controller only support, no mouse support in the game.
It's great if you enjoy 2048-type games and have a couple extra bucks to spare. Consider checking out the preview game Mojo: Hanako before buying this to see if it's something you like
9/10
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The popular puzzle game "2048" is now a relic of the past, but I have been longing to try a new version of it for many years. Ever since I got it for a reasonable price and got it running on my Steam Deck, I've been enjoying my time with some of the best titles created by L. Stotch. I don't know why, but I'm somehow attracted to his art style, especially when it comes to erotic art.
Mojo is, as you would expect, a variation of "2048" and that's it. You just relax and play the puzzle and at the same time you undress some girls. If this sounds like your kind of fun, try some of the free titles created by L. Stotch, and if you like them, this one is sure to keep you entertained for longer!

Played first stage so far and I can say that this game is really relaxing.
It does not make you a headache. Quite the opposite.
You just smash the numbers together and eventually gradually a beautifully drawn characters strip bit by bit.
Graphics is nice, some pixel art - especially nice in menu and options.
Also worth noting is the music - i liked it very much, though it could get even better with more variety. But on the other hand - well, you beat the level and you are done with the music, so maybe it is interesting just enough :).
All in all nice game :)

yes ive been waiting for the new release :) better than mojo:hanako with more girls and more variation in levels. i just beat the first girl and this game is very good.

This is a clever 2048 game where you try to score enough points to make the cartoon girls lose their clothing, but what makes this different are the changing playfields. It's not the usual 4x4 square all the time-get far enough in and you'll find block-moving arrows, skulls that erase blocks and who knows what else, and some crazy patterns that add to the challenge. There's also a really good soundtrack too. Worth the $3 if you're into this type of game, but if you're not sure there's a free demo version (Hanako) you can download and try first, which is also good.
Edit: Having just "finished" the game, you can expect between 6-10 hours of gameplay to unlock everything before deciding if you want to replay stages to try and do better or experiment withh different scoring techniques, I completed everything in about 9 hours, which is decent play time for this game.