Monkey Tales: The Museum of Anything

Monkey Tales: Museum of Variety is the second part of a series of adventures enriched with arcade and educational elements. The production of the Belgian Larian studio is addressed to customers aged 8-9 years.

The action of the game takes place in the museum, the exhibits of which come alive. Karmen Rzarcique took control of the facility, effectively deterring all visitors. The player directs the actions of a teenager trying to restore order in this institution. The plot abounds in funny situations and humorous accents.

As in the other games from the Tales Monkey series, the game combines a dynamic action observed from the third person's perspective (TPP) with logical puzzles. In the course of the game, the player has to show cunning, reflex, and the ability to solve simple mathematical tasks.

The game was developed in cooperation with children's pedagogues. As a result, the level of difficulty of individual puzzles has been adapted to the cognitive capabilities of young audiences. The intuitively simple control system and a very clear user interface also deserve attention.

Audio-visual setting for the game Monkey Stories: The Museum of Variety does not deviate from the standards set by the other parts of the cycle. Three-dimensional graphics are characterized by intense colors and nice looking models of characters. The game is accompanied by a soundtrack that falls into the ear. The advantage of the game is also a full Polish language version with acting dubbing.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015