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Manic Monkey Mayhem Review (PS MINI)



Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido), 198 days ago

So Manic Monkey Mayhem puts you in the role of a banana throwing monkey. In that role you have to throw a lot of bananas at other monkeys to win. After a massively long, and utterly forgettable (and tedious), string of tutorials, you’re allowed to play the game. Why do I say they’re forgettable? Because a day later, I had forgotten all of the controls and there’s no in-game menu to refresh your memory (poor design there).iphone image - better than PSP

Actually, you don’t even get to throw bananas in all of the levels, sometimes you throw coconuts. There are some other types included.

  • Survival - Last until time runs out. Nothing to do but dodge and move from platform to platform.
  • One-on-One - Two monkeys duel to the death.
  • Deathmatch - Free for all action every monkey for themselves.

Really, it all boils down to jumping from platform to platform and throwing or dodging bananas on eight different maps which aren’t all that diverse really.

There are four ways to play:

  • Campaign - three series of ten levels (and the long boring tutorial)
  • Greatest Ape - It’s pretty much last ape standing. You get three lives and everyone is out to win.
  • Minute Monkey - Rack up as many kills as you can in one minute
  • Ape Team - It’s team deathmatch.

 

 Our Rating for Manic Monkey Mayhem Review (PS MINI)
4.0
Replay
Not all that interesting to begin with and far from enough to make me want to go back and play for hours.
5.5
Graphics
That blocky style that just makes me think they skimped on the graphics development.
6.0
Sound
Not all that interesting, right in line with the rest of the game.
5.5
Gameplay
Bland and repetitive with somewhat cumbersome controls. Lacks anything compelling or that would make me want to play for hours
0.0
Multiplayer
5.0
Overall
It’s not broken, it’s just uninteresting. There’s little variation and so playing for any length of time gets repetitive, quickly.

Rating: 0.0, votes: 0

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