Supercell’s monster hunting game Mo.co is going ‘back into beta’
Supercell’s monster hunting game Mo.co is returning to beta following disappointing commercial performance. The developer acknowledged the game “is not performing as well as we hoped” and announced it will need significant changes to achieve mainstream appeal.
Under the new beta structure, Mo.co will operate in low-maintenance mode with no new weapons or premium tracks planned. Elite content will be recycled from previous seasons to minimize development workload. However, Supercell remains committed to the title, with the team aiming to increase update frequency and reduce wait times between releases.
The company has not announced a specific date for the next update but expects to roll out new content before the end of 2026. The shift represents a strategic reset for the title, allowing the development team to rethink the game’s direction while maintaining player engagement through periodic updates. By returning to beta, Supercell seeks to signal its commitment to iterative development and community feedback while reducing expectations around near-term content drops. This approach allows the studio to step back and test new features without the pressure of a fully launched live-service title.