Catch Mogi: Mosquito Hunter
Android app by drendrendren. Action · drendrendren
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Not listed in captured metadata
- Version
- 1.0.0+2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-14
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Store description excerpt
Grab your flyswatter and smash the mosquitoes on the screen! How many can you catch in 60 seconds? Challenge yourself right now! Have you ever lost sleep because of mosquitoes on a summer night? Now, relieve that frustration with a game! Catch Mogi is a simple and addictive casual game where you can satisfyingly smash flying mosquitoes on your screen with a flyswatter. ■ How to Play - Tap the mosquitoes flying across the screen with your finger to catch them within 60 seconds. - As time goes on, the number of mosquitoes increases, keeping your fingers busier. - Every time you catch a mosquito, your score goes up along with a satisfying hit sound! - Catch them consecutively to earn combo bonus points! ■ Recommended For - Anyone who wants to relieve the stress caused by real mosquitoes through a game. - Anyone looking for a light casual game to play during their spare time. - Anyone who loves simple yet satisfying timing-based games. - Anyone who appreciates minimal designs with a summer-night vibe. ■ Game Features - Clean and minimal design that anyone can enjoy instantly. - A 60-second time attack for short, intense, and casual playtime. - A combo system that adds to the fun of stacking up high scores. - A refreshing and satisfying sound effect every time you catch one. Tonight, instead of tossing and turning, smash the mosquitoes on your screen. Start your satisfying summer night with Catch Mogi right now!
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