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Momolitos lets you hatch and feed 600 creature forms on iPhone

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Momolitos is a creature raising game from Goca Games, a one-person studio in Barcelona. You start in MomoLAB, a strange laboratory, where you find eggs, hatch small creatures called Momolitos and try different foods on them to see what they turn into. The App Store page counts more than 600 forms spread across 14 egg types.

The feeding is only half of it. Portals lead to seven areas with hidden objects, small collecting tasks and puzzles, and some locked doors or odd mechanisms only open with the help of a Momolito that has the right ability. So the creatures you raise decide which parts of the map you can reach next, which gives the collecting a real purpose.

Version 1.0 arrived on the App Store on October 21, 2026, and a Switch release followed on October 22. It costs $4.99 up front. The App Store lists no in-app purchases, iPhoneSoft describes it as premium with no ads, and Apple's privacy label says the developer collects no data. Neither the store nor the coverage says whether it works offline, so check that before a long trip. We found no Android version.

Apple rates it 9+ for infrequent cartoon or fantasy violence. It is a good pick for players who enjoy filling a creature dex and poking around for secrets at their own pace, rather than chasing scores or timers.

At a glance

DeveloperGoca Games
ReleasedOctober 21, 2026 (iOS, version 1.0); Nintendo Switch on October 22, 2026; no Android version found
GenreCreature collecting puzzle adventure
Offline or onlineNot confirmed, may need internet. Neither the App Store page nor the news coverage says whether the game plays without an internet connection.
AdsNone, per iPhoneSoft's launch listing
In-app purchasesNone listed on the App Store
Price$4.99 (App Store, US)
Download size1.2 GB (App Store)

Checked on October 30, 2026 from the sources below. Store details change, so look at the listing before you install.

Open Momolitos on the store

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This is a news note from JoyBit Team. We did not make this game and were not paid to write about it. We make Ant Zigzag, an offline ant arena game with no ads or in-app purchases.

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