History VideoGame / Mopeio

* MakeMeWannaShout: Some animals can roar to immobilize animals around them, like lions, tigers and wolverines. Wolves can also howl to immobilize animals right in front of them.

* ArtificialStupidity: The sea snails, AI-controlled mice and chipmunks, and ducks. While a human player would try to avoid predators, the AI prey seem to let players eat them. This may have been {{Justified}}, as they are prey themselves.

[[http://mope.io Mope.io]] is a massive multiplayer game inspired by ''VideoGame/{{Agario}}'' , developed by Stan Tatarnykov and released on October 3rd, 2016. It follows the classic RisingUpTheFoodChainGame style of Agar.io, but the players are animals who start off small, but as they eat food scattered around the arena alongside other animals that are lower on the food chain. Unlike Agar.io, there is an additional hydration bar, that needs to be replenished with water or else the animal will die of thirst (even moreso with marine animals, which is why they need to stay in the water). Also, most of the animals have their own abilities akin to ''VideoGame/{{Diepio}}''.

* HairRaisingHare: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with rabbits and arctic hares. Sure, they may be a threat to mice, shrimps and chipmunks, but lots of higher-ranked animals can eat them.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: This game is [[UpToEleven chock-full of them.]] Animals [[AscendedToCarnivorism eating food that they]] [[VegetarianCarnivore wouldn't eat in real life]], animals [[HollywoodEvolution evolving into completely different creatures]], and so on.

* TyrannosaurusRex: The T. rex is the second strongest animal after the Black Dragon, and can maul animals like sharks and crocodiles.

* AnimalsNotToScale: Newly-upgraded animals start off small, usually smaller than XP-heavy lower animals, which is interesting when you see a small bear and a giant fox together (as seen in image provided above).

[[http://mope.io Mope.io]] is a massive multiplayer game inspired by ''VideoGame/{{Agario}}'' , developed by Stan Tatarnykov, also known for creating ''Moomoo.io'' and released on October 3rd, 2016. It follows the classic RisingUpTheFoodChainGame style of Agar.io, but the players are animals who start off small, but as they eat food scattered around the arena alongside other animals that are lower on the food chain. Unlike Agar.io, there is an additional hydration bar, that needs to be replenished with water or else the animal will die of thirst (even moreso with marine animals, which is why they need to stay in the water). Also, most of the animals have their own abilities akin to ''VideoGame/{{Diepio}}''.

** Hedgehogs shooting venomous quills. This obviously is false in RealLife.

[[Mope.io Mope.io]] is a massive multiplayer game inspired by ''VideoGame/{{Agario}}'' , developed by Stan Tatarnykov, also known for creating ''Moomoo.io'' and released on October 3rd, 2016. It follows the classic RisingUpTheFoodChainGame style of Agar.io, but the players are animals who start off small, but as they eat food scattered around the arena alongside other animals that are lower on the food chain. Unlike Agar.io, there is an additional hydration bar, that needs to be replenished with water or else the animal will die of thirst (even moreso with marine animals, which is why they need to stay in the water). Also, most of the animals have their own abilities akin to ''VideoGame/{{Diepio}}''.

[[http://vevegames.com/mope-io/ Mope.io]] is a massive multiplayer game inspired by ''VideoGame/{{Agario}}'' , developed by Stan Tatarnykov, also known for creating ''Moomoo.io'' and released on October 3rd, 2016. It follows the classic RisingUpTheFoodChainGame style of Agar.io, but the players are animals who start off small, but as they eat food scattered around the arena alongside other animals that are lower on the food chain. Unlike Agar.io, there is an additional hydration bar, that needs to be replenished with water or else the animal will die of thirst (even moreso with marine animals, which is why they need to stay in the water). Also, most of the animals have their own abilities akin to ''VideoGame/{{Diepio}}''.

[[http://mope.io/ Mope.io]] is a massive multiplayer game inspired by ''VideoGame/{{Agario}}'' , developed by Stan Tatarnykov, also known for creating ''Moomoo.io'' and released on October 3rd, 2016. It follows the classic RisingUpTheFoodChainGame style of Agar.io, but the players are animals who start off small, but as they eat food scattered around the arena alongside other animals that are lower on the food chain. Unlike Agar.io, there is an additional hydration bar, that needs to be replenished with water or else the animal will die of thirst (even moreso with marine animals, which is why they need to stay in the water). Also, most of the animals have their own abilities akin to ''VideoGame/{{Diepio}}''.

* AnyoneCanDie: Every animal can die from getting eaten by a predator, running out of water/lava, being harmed by other animals, including prey, and being exposed to unsuitable climates. Yes, even the Black Dragon.

** Prey can bite onto some of their predators' tails.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Thank the simplistic design for making the animals cute.

* AnimalsNotToScale: Newly-upgraded animals start off small, usually smaller than XP-heavy lower animals, which is interesting when you see a small blue whale and a giant fox together.

[[http://mope.io/ Mope.io]] is a massive multiplayer game inspired by ''VideoGame/{{Agario}}'' , released on October 3rd, 2016. It follows the classic RisingUpTheFoodChainGame style of Agar.io, but the players are animals who start off small, but as they eat food scattered around the arena alongside other animals that are lower on the food chain. Unlike Agar.io, there is an additional hydration bar, that needs to be replenished with water or else the animal will die of thirst (even moreso with marine animals, which is why they need to stay in the water). Also, most of the animals have their own abilities akin to ''VideoGame/{{Diepio}}''.

!!This game provides examples of:

* AnyoneCanDie: Every animal can die from getting eaten by a predator, running out of water, or being damaged by fire, extreme temperatures. Yes, even the Black Dragon.

* PoisonousPerson: The hedgehogs, cobra, and GiantSpider can inflict poison upon other animals.

** Some prey can bite onto some of their predators' tails.

* BigfootSasquatchYeti: The Yeti, the top Arctic animal.

* RidiculouslyCuteAnimal: Thank the simplistic design for making the animals cute.
* RisingUpTheFoodChainGame

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: This game is [[UpToEleven chock-full of them.]] Animals [[AscendToCarnivorism eating food that they]] [[VegetarianCarnivore wouldn't eat in real life]], animals [[HollywoodEvolution evolving into completely different creatures]], and so on.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: This game is [[UpToEleven chock-full of them.]] Animals eating prey that they wouldn't eat in real life, animals evolving into completely different creatures, and so on.

* ArtificialStupidity: The sea snails, along with computer players. While a human player would try to avoid predators, the AI-controlled animals seem to let players eat them. This may have been intentional, as they were meant to be prey anyway.

* PoisonousPerson: The hedgehogm, cobra, and GiantSpider can inflict poison upon other animals.

* PoisonousPerson: The cobra and GiantSpider can inflict poison upon other animals.

* SpidersAreScary: Giant Spiders can place webs around, allowing them to trap any animal and poison theme.

* SpidersAreNotScary: Giant Spiders can place webs around, allowing them to trap any animal and poison theme.

* ArtificialStupidity: The sea snails, along with AI-controlled mice and chipmunks. While a human player would try to avoid predators, the AI-controlled animals seem to let players eat them. This may have been intentional, as they were meant to be prey anyway.