Do Not Feed the Monkeys Reviews

This game feels like living in the lucas art point and click multiverse but as a random npc that is watching some other npcs of that world in their day to day life, without their consent and with the pressure of a light survival mechanic (hunger, sleep, money and time) and an almost rogue wrapping (you die and restart with different stories to look at). While the stories you'll observe aren't as memorable than the reference (still quite sympathetic though) the fun reside in the completely unique way you can interact with them, or mess with them. It's fun, simple and the right amount of addictive to make me want to collect all the possible outcomes without losing the fun. NICE GAME :)

Cool and Interesting game, but not for long.

Absolutely FANTASTIC and addictive! I love how different each playthrough is and just how many cages there are.. impressive levels of detail, humour, satire and total darkness. Definitely recommended!!

At first, I didn’t get it. But then… I got it. Brilliant game and the first game I have ever actually done multiple play throughs of. The order of the screens you unlock changes every time you start a new game, so it never feels like you have to trudge through the same first part each time to try the different endings. This game is just wonderful.

Fun game that requires a lot of attention to play. Enjoyed it for a few run-throughs. May play again in the future

Aw yeah. So much content and is fun and addicting and funny and cool. Great.

Really good game. Amazing concept and execution. Lots of freedom. "Can I..." 9/10 times, you can. Love it. Only complaint is some stories feel really unfair since you can miss one little thing and you're done. I guess it's just part of the game's gimmick but it's kinda overwhelming when you're managing several storylines/cells at once

Ever wanted a game where you spy on the public acting like theyre monkeys in a zoo and you figure out whats going on in their life? you found the game! GET IT NOW

got this on sale and was instantly hooked! it's a unique and genius blend of puzzle, strategy, management and your choices impacting the ending you get, but it's also pretty funny despite its dark premise. it can seem overwhelming at first because the game kinda throws you in the deep end and you really need to multitask and pay attention, but most of the stories/scenes and characters are interesting enough that you'll want to keep playing, and each playthrough is short enough that it's actually feasible to get every ending without getting too bored.

[h3]The ultimate voyeurist simulator![/h3] First of all, I really liked the game. The whole idea is addictive, fun and the stories are hilarious. But at the same time, this game is fun to play one time only. Well, two playthroughs, if you are lucky with random. I already have some kind of love-hate relationship with some of the Alawar games, and Do Not Feed the Monkeys suffers from the same problems. What do I mean by love-hate? [h3]The Love[/h3] Do Not Feed the Monkeys has extremely great tension being built, there is a clear progression, there are money, sleep, food and health to track - like in real life when you spend weeks in front of your computer without going out from your room. The main point of the game - to "spy" on people implemented perfectly. The characters are alive, fun to watch, and easy to remember. There are a lot of stories, almost each of those having multiple endings and you can "feed the monkeys" in multiple ways, getting the most out of it! I really can't choose my favorite "monkey" - maybe the poor grandma, or maybe the wonder-driver? Or maybe a girl that allows you to learn foreign language? Or a dying rock-star trying to record his last album? Well, as you can see - there are A LOT of things to do and immerse yourself in short stories. But... [h3]The Hate[/h3] You want to see multiple endings? Cool, but you need to watch the same scenes over and over again, marking the same clues again and again. You want to see the cages that you didn't get last time? Pray that random generator will be on your side. Or you will have to watch the same scenes over and ov...well, you get it. You want to earn some money while working, or restore energy while sleeping? Then good luck memorizing the timing of events! Because you will sleep through the story twist (which you have already learned multiple times) - and have to reset a day or move forward with a risk of failing. You want to have...just some fun playing this game? Nope, just click through the same clues. This becomes tedious. While it is fun for a couple of times, beating the game to 100% is boring. Which is sad, because I want to see everything it has to give, because it is hilariously good! I have checked, so out of 16 available stories I saw 11 in two runs. But I couldn't do the third run, sorry. Seeing the same stories again for the third time, while I have completed all routes didn't give me any reason to continue. [h3]Overall[/h3] This is a great game. Would definitely recommend it to anyone. But as with all choices-matter kind of games you will feel bored before you see all of the outcomes.