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Infinite Monkeys Bending Reality

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3.9/5 (73 votes)

Who knew that a bunch of simians could create a game that depicts one of their number being cruelly experimented upon, forced to use a reality-bending helmet to manipulate his environment to avoid being killed? You'll just have to set aside a chunk of time to focus on this game. Get some infinite monkeys to do your other work. How do you think I manage to create such great reviews for JIG?

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BR8N03epsilon July 25, 2011 1:09 PM

Do the creators of this game realize that this game is really hard on the laptop? Or at least the hard path.

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Anonymous July 25, 2011 2:40 PM

I don't think so unfortunately, but maybe you could buy a USB mouse.

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I made it to

a giant Easter egg, underneath the first two-laser room, on the right path of the sewer. I'm not quite sure if there's anything there, but I can't seem to get back into the room above.

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I found it impossible with a touchpad, so I played it at work with a real mouse and still found it impossible albeit for different reasons related to the randomness of how bubbles affect things combined with the slowdown/glitchiness I encountered on the work computer that wasn't present on my gaming laptop.

Kudos for the creative game, it just happens to be unplayable for me.

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Stinkoman July 25, 2011 7:45 PM

did you know that

while the options menu is open, the monkey is invincible?

that certain obstacles still move, even though the game's suppoused to be paused?

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@Tenzhi: Once you play for a bit, you get a feel for how the bubble affects the screen. It has the same effect as a fish eye lens: things stretch in the center and get crushed toward the edges.

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Anonymous July 25, 2011 8:38 PM

There are four endings and it's getting tedious because it restarts everytime you end.

One ending (the only on I have :C ):

Choose to clone yourself (bad ending) for more testing I tried freedom but only managed to escape the deathtrap the way I came in.

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I gave this one 4/5 on Kongregate. It was creative and fun once you got the hang of it. A degree of hand-holding almost all the way through it though. Also, the physics felt a bit sluggish, like the monkey moves through oil, but I can't really complain about that in a game about bending reality, can I?

Worth a look, at least.

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