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During the game, the player controls Takua, an adventurous villager on the island of Mata Nui; [7] Takua is also the playable character in Lego Bionicle: Quest for the Toa, which was released in October 2001, and the events of Mata Nui Online Game directly follow the ending of Quest for the Toa. [8]
The game follows a Matoran as they attempt to repel the invasion of the insect-like Bohrok swarm. [2] In the official Bionicle story, the Bohrok are instead defeated by the Toa. [3] Matoran Adventures is a side-scrolling platform game [4] with puzzle elements. [5] The player can choose from three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, and Hard). [2]
A direct sequel to Lego Bionicle: Quest for the Toa (a Game Boy Advance title that was also developed by Saffire), The Legend of Mata Nui begins immediately following the events of that game, in which the villager Takua rescues the Turaga elders of Mata Nui's six villages and gathers the Toa Stones, summoning the Toa, six elemental warriors prophesied to defeat the evil Makuta. [4]
According to the game's creator, Crainy, Bionicle: Quest for Mata Nui has been in development since March 2014. [1] [7] In an interview with TechRaptor, Crainy explained that he had been a fan of Bionicle since he was a kid and had always wanted to play a Bionicle role-playing video game; he described the project as being the game he always wanted to play. [5]
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Quest for the Toa was originally designed to be a prequel to Lego Bionicle: The Legend of Mata Nui, a planned PC title developed by Saffire that would ultimately be canceled shortly before release. During development, the game's name was changed from Tales of the Tohunga to Quest for the Toa due to complaints from the Māori people of New Zealand.
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