Monkey Brains

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Monkey Brains
Developer(s)Yobro productions
Publisher(s)Arush Entertainment
Platform(s)Windows
Release26 January 2001 (US)[1][2]
Genre(s)Puzzle

Monkey Brains is a 2001 puzzle video game developed by Yobro productions for PC. The game follows injured scientist Dr. Simius who attempts to stop the evil Dr. Kreep from using mind-control technology.

Levels are presented from a side-scrolling view, with Dr. Simius controlling a group of monkeys who must perform tasks like pulling levers and pressing buttons while evading traps and enemies in order to progress to the next level.[3] The game's enemies and obstacles present an action component for the game, as a player may have to navigate a monkey though a crushing machine or past flying mines. Only one monkey can be controlled at a time.[4] All hazards in the game are non-lethal, though they will reduce the player's health bar; the game is over when the health bar is depleted. Health can be replenished by collecting fruit.[3]

Development

The game was developed by Yobro Productions, a company founded in 1999.[5]

Reception

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