Jumpin' Monkeys: Catapult Your Monkeys Into The Tree to Win | Monkey Flippin' Fun For All The Family | For 2-4 Players | Ages 5+

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Assemble the tree gameboard and place it in the center of the table so it is the same distance away from each player. This place is a party dream, it's got all sorts and made organising my lo's party favours so quick, simple and as pain-free as possible. When one player has gotten all of their monkeys into the tree (with none of them lying down) wins the round. With the game being more difficult than you would expect, this leads to the game taking longer than it should. I don’t know if we ever really played with the official rules but I definitely remember loving to shoot the monkeys at the tree.

Each player is given four bananas at the beginning of the game and every player puts one banana into the pot before each round. Any refunds will be issued by the original payment method, to the value of the item printed on the receipt. Some say it's a fun family game that the kids love and get so excited playing it, while others say that it' a bit flimsy and a pain to set up. This is where I was most disappointed with Jumpin’ Monkeys as it has not aged as well as I was hoping.

While this is not overly long, these type of games are usually better when they are shorter as you can then play a couple games within 30-45 minutes. You'Ll Be Jumpin' For Fun With This Great Combo Game Set Featuring Jumpin' Monkeys And Don'T Drop The Meatballs! We are working on making Flash playable in your browser or we will replace this game with a version that does not need Flash. Multiplayer games are suitable for multiple venues, family gatherings, parties, birthday parties, and other important moments. If you either don’t have a launching game or really love the genre and can find Jumpin’ Monkeys for cheap, it may be worth checking out.

At its’ core Jumpin’ Monkeys is like pretty much every other action/dexterity game where you are launching objects through the air.

There might not have been as many launching games when Jumpin’ Monkeys was first released as there are today but as I have reviewed quite a few of these type of games it only seems fair that the game should be compared to the other similar games. I would say that the biggest problem that I had with Jumpin’ Monkeys is that it is surprisingly more difficult than I remember. As a young kid one of my favorite games was Jumpin’ Monkeys where you would launch monkeys at a tree hoping to get them to stick.