About the Game
Do Not Feed the Monkeys is an indie simulation and strategy game where you join the secretive Primate Observation Club and spy on dozens of strangers through surveillance cameras and compromised webcams. From your run-down apartment, you monitor different subjects, observe their routines, collect information, and piece together details about their private lives—all while being instructed not to interfere.
As you uncover secrets, you decide how far you’re willing to go. You can follow the Club’s rules and simply observe, or interfere with the lives of your subjects by helping them, exposing their secrets, extorting them, or sabotaging their plans. Managing your time, money, information, and personal needs becomes increasingly important as your choices lead to different consequences.
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Do Not Feed the Monkeys Switch Info:
- Title ID: 0100FE400EBBC000
- Release Date: June 1, 2020
- Genre: Adventure, Puzzle, Simulation, Strategy
- Publisher: Alawar Premium
- Developer: Alawar Premium
- Region: [Europe, USA]
- Languages: English, Spanish, German, Russian, Korean, Chinese
- Platform : Nintendo Switch
- Required Firmware: Base – v9.2.0 | Update – v10.0.4
- Rom Type: .NSP
FAQs
1. What type of game is Do Not Feed the Monkeys?
It is an indie simulation and strategy game centered around surveillance, observation, information gathering, and decision-making.
2. What do you do in the game?
You watch different subjects through surveillance feeds, study their behavior, gather clues, and manage information about their lives.
3. Can you interact with the people you observe?
Yes, although the Club strictly forbids it. You can choose to interfere, help subjects, expose them, extort them, or sabotage their plans.
4. Does the game have meaningful choices?
Yes. Your decisions about whether to obey the Club or interfere with the subjects can lead to different situations and consequences.
5. Why is it called “Do Not Feed the Monkeys”?
“Feeding the monkeys” is the Club’s term for interacting or interfering with the people being observed. Members are specifically instructed not to do it—but you’re free to decide whether to follow the rules.
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