Mister Mosquito
Mister Mosquito | |
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PAL: March 22, 2002[3] | |
Genre(s) | Simulation, stealth |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
Mister Mosquito, spelled Mr Moskeeto in
The player controls a mosquito named "Mister Mosquito", the game's title character, who has taken up residency in the house of the Yamada family, life-sized humans that serve as the protagonist's food source in the game. The goal of the game is to stock up on blood through the summer so that the mosquito will survive the winter ahead. The player is tasked with sucking blood from specific body parts of the family members without being noticed. If the player is not careful, the human will become stressed and eventually attack.
Gameplay
The gameplay revolves around one thing: sucking blood from the Yamada family while they go about their everyday business. However, the player can only suck from a designated body area which is only available at specific times. Each family member follows a set looping pattern of movements. By following these movements, the player must fill a quota of blood for each stage. The challenge in bloodsucking is that each victim has a "stress meter". The player must make sure that the victim stays unaware. Sucking too fast or too slow will increase the victim's stress level. If Mister Mosquito is swatted while sucking blood, instant death occurs. If the player is noticed by a victim while flying around, Battle Mode begins, played out like a boss battle. The victim tries to attack Mister Mosquito through various means. To calm them, the player must hit a number of pressure points, relieving them of tension. Once they are relaxed enough, they return to their business.
The game is made up of a series of
Development
Mister Mosquito was first announced in March 2001 just prior to the
Reception and legacy
Aggregator | Score |
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AllGame | [13] |
Edge | 5 out of 10[14] |
Electronic Gaming Monthly | 6.5 out of 10[15] |
Eurogamer | 5 out of 10[16] |
Game Informer | 7 out of 10[17] |
GamePro | [18] |
GameRevolution | C[19] |
GameSpot | 6.4 out of 10[20] |
GameSpy | 64%[21] |
GameZone | 7.8 out of 10[22] |
IGN | 7.5 out of 10[23] |
PlayStation: The Official Magazine | 7 out of 10[24] |
PSM3 | 5.2 out of 10 |
Entertainment Weekly | B[25] |
In 2008,
According to
References
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- ISSN 1094-6683.