Moku's Rogue-Lite Game Built in Just 10 Days

Moku's team at Ronin built a rogue-lite game in just 10 days. The game features a loop where players collect goo, which is spent on upgrades for five weapons across three trees, as well as 10 perks and 15 collectible slimes to modify their loadout. Every floor is randomly generated, with 12 enemy types and three bosses.

The Moku team raised $5.35 million from investors including Sky Mavis and a16z Games' Speedrun. Their current flagship game is Grand Arena, an AI fantasy contest game where Mokis compete as autonomous athletes. Season One of Grand Arena has a $1 million starting prize pool and runs through mid-May.

Moku also developed smaller titles like Super Battle Moki, Double or Nothing, and Moki Pochi. The studio operates a creator program with over 3,000 participants and has released an NFT collection called the Moki Genesis, which totals 8,888 tokens.