Mojo Melee Review: A Clash of Potential and Tediousness

Mojo Melee is a simple and easy-to-understand deck-building, auto chess game that manages to introduce a few unique elements to the genre, but it fails to deliver anything worthwhile or amusing. Mojo Melee isn’t a complete clone of Teamfight Tactics or Auto Chess, but it does feel like a distant relative. It takes a few core elements from Teamfight Tactics like purchasing units to upgrade tiers, eight-player matches, and grid-based battles. But it also introduces other mechanics like spells, tournament-style progression, and collectible cards that sets it apart from other titles.

This game is too satisfying! I can even stop playing it cause the graphics are too good! I love how the gameplay works but I'm a little bored at the same time. Maybe add some skills buttons and let the players decide how to play it might be a good touch. But I still enjoyed it now, maybe on the next update?

Mojo Melee is a brand new Auto Chess currently undergoing an open beta test for Android, with Season Zero currently underway. In Mojo Melee, Players choose a leader character known as a Mojo, each possessing a unique set of skills based on the chosen Mojo. Some are focused on defensive buffs, some are healers, and some focus on inflicting damage. Additionally, players must construct a deck lineup of champions to bring into battles.