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Swing on down to Jungle Monkey Quest and lets get down to some serious monkey business!Join the jungle monkey in an adventure as it jumps from tree stumps to tree stumps collecting banana gold coins. Time your jump to perfection as this jungle monkey springs up in the sky to grab banana coins to boost your score and unlock awesome power packs. PLAY MORE TO UNLOCK MORE UNIQUE MONKEYSUse your points to unlock other cool jungle monkeys adorned with funny hats and colorful balloons and blimps. Collect cool stuffs like banana bunches and magnets to speed up your game.Put your skills to the test in tree hopping and collecting banana coins along the way. See how far this jungle monkey can jump with added boosters and power packs.FEATURES IN JUNGLE MONKEY QUESTFREE to play COLLECT as much gold coins to unlock special boosters and power packs to surpass tricky levelsUNLOCK cool monkeys, get more lives and booster packs with in app purchases Super awesome eye-catching graphicsFUN to play and easy to masterCHALLENGE your scores with your friends to see how far you can goCome on, have a go with this jungle monkey, we are sure youll go bananas over it! Enjoy the full experience of Jungle Monkey Quest in Ipad and Iphone version.Havent got enough of our games? Check us out at:https://www.facebook.com/rebelstudios
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Monkey Quest is a Free to Play Kids MMO from Nickelodeon that offers a safe, moderated and friendly environment that offers adults and children alike the chance to experience the first steps in the world of the MMO.

Try to imagine, for a moment, that you’re playing Donkey Kong on your Super Nintendo. If you’re an old dude like me, then you’re probably about 5 or 6 years right now. It the perfect game to grind your teeth on. It quick to learn, but hard to master. It complex, but not overly complicated. And best of all, it full on monkeys!
“You’re swinging through the treetops, jumping on crazy enemies, collecting bananas…”
Chances are you’re in heaven right about now. You’re swinging through the treetops, jumping on crazy enemies, collecting bananas and, quite possibly, playing alongside a friend. But after a while, you begin to get a little bored. You start wondering what it would be like if the world was filled with other monkeys, perhaps thousands of them, all controlled by other players. You begin to wonder what it would be like if you could customise your character; if you could equip new weapons and armour; if you could complete quests and gain experience that would make your monkey stronger and give you access to new areas.
Welcome to Monkey Quest, the latest and greatest in child-friendly gaming from Nickelodeon. Designed to incorporate the basic ‘platformer’ concepts of Mario and Donkey Kong into a safe and moderated online environment, Monkey Quest succeeds where many others have failed. It does so, simply put, because it fun.
The World of Ook, as it were, was once a peaceful place ruled by the Monkey King. Until the evil Shadow Demon, Ka, attacked and”¦ I can’t really remember the specifics, but he died, and so did the Monkey King. Or they vanished, or something. Anyway, this is all common knowledge to the average Monkey Quest player, as it incorporated into a particularly awesome cutscene at the beginning of the game.
“That when the ‘MMORPG’ elements begin to kick in full-swing…”
Immediately following said cutscene, you’ll be given the chance to customise your own monkey using a small palette of colour and style variations, and then immediately dropped into the World of Ook. From there, you’ll play through a short tutorial level designed to give you a feel for the (rather terrible) controls, and the general playstyle of the game.
That when the ‘MMORPG’ elements begin to kick in full-swing (geddit?); you’ll eventually arrive in a small town and be given your first weapon and quest, then send head-first into the world of Monkey Quest gain experience, items and a better understanding of a new range of gameplay elements, including boss fights and multiplayer modes.
Add to that the inclusion of a bunch of awesome Nickelodeon features like SpongeBob Squarepants themed backpacks, and the overall polish and quality that only Nickelodeon can provide, and you’ve got yourself a winner. If you’re looking for a free, safe, suitable game for kids, or if you’re really just a big kid yourself, Monkey Quest is more than worth a moment of your time. And remember, it a browser game, so you can start playing in less than one minute.
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