Parents need to know that this traffic safety-focused virtual world allows kids to chat with each other using either predetermined responses or through open channels, if they use the points they've earned on the site to purchase a "cell phone." The open chat is partially monitored and stays on topic and appropriate for tweens. Answering quizzes correctly and playing games wins mobility points, which can buy stuff for your avatar. There are no ads on the site, but it is sponsored by DaimlerChrysler.
Educational value:Kids learn all about traffic safety through games and by roaming around. How do you safely cross the road? How can you make sure motorists see you? What side of the street is safest to ride your bike on?
Positive messages:With any virtual world, kids can be ignored -- which can be tough for sensitive kids to understand and accept. Problems aren't handled the same way as they are in the real world.
Sex:The open chat is partially monitored and stays on topic and appropriate for tweens.
Language:The open chat is partially monitored and stays on topic and appropriate for tweens.
Consumerism:Answering quizzes correctly and playing games wins mobility points, which can buy clothing, hairstyles, and other treats for your avatar. There are no ads on the site, but it is sponsored by DaimlerChrysler.
When I first joined I had lots of fun making new friends and exploring mokitown. It is very good if you want to sign up but are not sure whether you will like it or not so they have this thing where you visit as a guest.
Mokitown is good for learning road sense. You can shop for clothes and shoes. You can buy a mobile, skate board, scooter and a bike.
What would make it cooler though was if you could buy a car!!!
But overall its fantastic.
I like mokitown.net wait I love it it is soooooo cool I made a acount two months a go and I have played on it every day a can. come on a join the fun today!
plz my child will be sad and she is sad now uhh! how we log in and sign in on mokitown oh if you no please help us my child is sooooo saaaad she think the site is coool
I, personally, played mokitown when I was younger. I remember there was quite a lot of sexual chatting and such. Profanity was also an issue, so I would suggest not to let your children play. But if you do, make sure you monitor their entire playtime on the game.
i thought this was a good game at first but then peaple keep talking about sex and doing drugs and keep trying to make other peaple to do it. my parents thought it would be a fun sight untill this happend. so im telling you not a good game. there were lots of this im killing you stuff. ya not a good game for your kids. i think they should make another one but ages 8 to 13 that would be a good idea and when they say bad thing they get abonden just like secret builders. now thats a safe and good game.