Gambit Digital and Affordance Studio revealed Mojo Party, a quick and lively multiplayer game created with support from WatchMojo. Players will be able to download it on PC through Steam.
Here is an overview of the game, via Gambit Digital:
About
Mojo Party is a lively multiplayer game for 1-16 players that combines pop culture trivia with fun competition. It turns the conversations fans already have about movies, TV, and more into engaging challenges. Players can easily join games using their smartphones or tablets as controllers, making it simple to play with friends, family, or other fans online.
Key Features
- Five distinct minigames, all accessible through a unified launcher.
- Regional content packs.
- Decade filters (70s to 2020s).
- Media categories (TV, movies, music, anime, games).
- Public matchmaking and online sessions, jump in anytime, with anyone around the world.
Play for Free
Mojo Party allows players to immediately start playing using their smartphones or tablets as controllers. The game is free to begin, and players can add more content with optional themed packs as they go.
The game will regularly add new content based on popular themes, fan requests, and partnerships, drawing inspiration from the videos and topics people already enjoy on WatchMojo’s channels worldwide.
Powered by WatchMojo
WatchMojo has become a major online source for pop culture information over the past two decades, attracting over 25 million subscribers to its main YouTube channel and a total of more than 70 million across all its channels. Now, with Mojo Party, they’re expanding into gaming, allowing fans to become more than just viewers – they can actively participate.
Rebecca Brayton, popular known as the “WatchMojo Lady,” tells the story, lending her well-known voice to this unique and engaging experience.
Watch the announcement trailer below. View the first screenshots at the gallery.
Announce Trailer
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