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Mosquito

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Category: PS2

Innovative, if a little off- kilter, ‘Ka’ is played through the eyes of a mosquito trying to get a good feed. The much-maligned insect can fly freely within the room to close in on a human occupant and try and hit one of the sweet spots suitable for feeding. Unfortunately the family living in the house are aware of your humming presence and will lash out if flying too close or the blood isn’t efficiently pinched with a tight joypad rotation. Interesting scenarios with the mother preparing dinner and the slightly voyeuristic section with a lady in the bath. Sony again delivers another genre bending title. Just keep away from the smoking mosquito coils, no matter how tempting they look.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

Flying around as the mosquito in Ka is weirdly liberating — the room feels fully explorable, and zeroing in on the human target gets genuinely tense. It’s quirky, but that off-kilter perspective is exactly what keeps me coming back for another feed.

Owen ★★★★★

Getting the hang of buzzing through the air and zeroing in on that blood vessel makes you feel like a real predator. The way the room feels alive around you is surprisingly immersive for such a quirky PS2 title.

Charlotte J. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about playing as a mosquito, but the free-flying room exploration is surprisingly immersive—you really do get to pick your moment to dive in for a feed, and the off-kilter vibe keeps it fun. It’s short and a bit odd, but for a PS2 night in, it’s a real conversation starter.