About Monkey Shooting
It is a short-session arcade game built around one thing: getting the angle and power of each shot right.
Every level gives you 30 attempts to hit the monkeys. Use them all without clearing the level and you have to start it over. In the first stages a guide line shows where the ball is headed, but later it disappears and you judge every shot on your own.
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The targets are monkeys, which puts it with our animal games, though the play is all about aiming. Losing the guide line is the big jump in difficulty, because shots you could line up easily before now take a few tries to read.
Key features
- You launch a ball at monkey targets with a drag-and-release shot.
- Your drag sets both the direction and the power of the shot.
- Each level gives you 30 attempts before it restarts.
- A guide line helps in early stages and vanishes later on.
Tips & tricks
- While the guide line is still there, pay attention to how far you drag for different distances so you can repeat those shots once it is gone.
- Keep track of how many attempts you have used, since running out sends you back to the start of the level.
Frequently asked questions
How many shots do I get per level?
You get 30 attempts. If you use them all before finishing the level, you have to restart it.
Does the aiming line stay for the whole game?
No. It appears in the early stages and then disappears, so the later levels come down to your aiming skill.
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