

Momodora III
rdein · 2014 · Indie, Action, Platformer, Pixel Graphics, Female Protagonist
PC
Very Positive94% · 1,292
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About Momodora III
Momodora III is a classic action platform game with a variety of items and secrets.
It's the third installment of the Momodora series, although playing the previous titles is not necessary to enjoy the game!
The game takes a departure from the style of Momodora II and focuses more on linear level design, similar to the first title in the series.
It follows a simple story revolving around sudden weird apparitions at the village of KoHo.
The people of the village send two priestesses, Momo and Dora, to investigate the matter.
Features:
-6 regular stages, plus one secret stage!
-Items that allow you to customize your way of playing
-Difficulty selection
-Several secrets, and more!!
It's the third installment of the Momodora series, although playing the previous titles is not necessary to enjoy the game!
The game takes a departure from the style of Momodora II and focuses more on linear level design, similar to the first title in the series.
It follows a simple story revolving around sudden weird apparitions at the village of KoHo.
The people of the village send two priestesses, Momo and Dora, to investigate the matter.
Features:
-6 regular stages, plus one secret stage!
-Items that allow you to customize your way of playing
-Difficulty selection
-Several secrets, and more!!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
shouldnt have bought this, its been on my wishlist since forever and i buckled its pretty, its cheap, but its not a metroidvania, and its not particularly good either, you'll have a better time with cave story, even the free version1 found this helpful
Esperava que fosse ser um metroidvania igual o iv, más é um jogo linear com alguns segredos ali e aqui. Bem curto, más muito bem feito. Ainda mais considerando que ele custa o valor de um salgado.
Momodora III pivots sharply from previous series conventions by embracing a linear, arcade-inspired action structure rather than sprawling exploration. This shift into focused, area-based progression allows the compact adventure to deliver its entire narrative arc within a single hour of play, rewarding those who prioritise tight, repeatable gameplay loops. Customising combat capabilities through various equipable charms adds considerable mechanical depth to the simple leaf-based melee strikes. Equipping specific items provides distinct tactical advantages, such as healing modifiers or summoned allies, which help mitigate the difficulty spikes presented by more aggressive, erratic enemy types encountered throughout the cursed land. Frustration occasionally arises when facing explosive foes that deal lethal damage with little warning. These high-stakes skirmishes demand precise timing, though the short duration of each stage ensures that failure rarely feels like an insurmountable setback during a pursuit of the secret good ending found through specific character interactions. Navigating the limited map functionality proves manageable due to the linear nature of the distinct area…
Short and sweet, it's my favorite in the momodora series :)
Cute little game, it's of it's time but well worth 60-90 minutes to play through for the price.
A good game. Very short, but tight controls and some nice platforming. Not a metroidvania in any real sense but there are a few secret paths and things to find. Recommended.
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