Full Mojo Rampage
A voodoo twin-stick roguelike with one shared quest to race each day.
Every day: The Daily Quest: one randomly generated quest each day, the same for every player, which players report is played at a fixed level 10. Finished times go on a daily leaderboard, and the previous day's winner is shown in the quest. New puzzle: Once a day; the game does not state the time.
Full Mojo Rampage is a twin-stick roguelike set in a cartoon voodoo world, with randomly generated maps, levels and items. Its Daily Quest is one generated quest a day that everyone plays at the same level, ranked by how fast you finish it.
About Full Mojo Rampage
Full Mojo Rampage is by Over the Top Games and came out on Steam in May 2014 after early access, with a later release on PlayStation 4. You play a voodoo soul who cannot truly die: gold and experience carry over between runs, and you spend them on voodoo pins, masks and the favour of eight Loa gods, each with its own spells.
A quest is a randomly generated map of cemeteries, swamps, shrines, vendors, events and bosses, and each level on it is generated too. You shoot your way through with mojos and power-ups found along the way, alone or with up to three others online. Besides the campaign quests there are survival modes and an Endless mode.
The Daily Quest was added in early 2014. Each day a new quest is generated, and on the game's Steam forum players compared the same day's quest, down to the god it gave them and a shrine by the entrance. Players report that it puts everyone at level 10, so your long-term character matters less. When you finish, your time goes on the daily leaderboard, and the quest shows who came first the day before.
The game's last update was in 2016, and in 2017 some players reported that their daily times did not appear on the leaderboard. It suits players who like short, fast action runs and racing a fixed route against others.
How to play Full Mojo Rampage
- Buy Full Mojo Rampage on Steam and start a new game.
- Choose the Daily Quest from the list of quests.
- Pick your mask and pins, then follow the quest map from level to level.
- Shoot through each level and finish the quest's goal as fast as you can.
- Check your time on the day's leaderboard.
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Tips
- Since the daily evens out character levels, learning the quest's goal matters more than grinding your character.
- Shrines and good mojos found early can shorten a run a lot; explore the first level quickly for them.
- Practise the Loa's spells in the campaign quests before racing the daily.
Questions
Is the Daily Quest the same for everyone?
Yes. It is one quest generated each day, and players compare their times on the same quest.
Does my character level matter in the daily?
Less than elsewhere. Players report that the Daily Quest sets everyone to level 10 so times can be compared.
How is the daily ranked?
By the time you take to finish it. The previous day's winner is shown in the quest.
Does the daily leaderboard still work?
Some players reported in 2017 that their daily times did not appear, and the game has not been updated since 2016, so the leaderboard may not record every run.
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