Monkey Mischief: Party Time

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  1. IGN
    40
    Monkey Mischief is another member of the long line of mini-game garbage titles put out for the Wii. Several of the games suffer frame rate issues and the ones that actually work just aren't very fun. The obscenely annoying monkey sound effects will have you going ape sh… bananas.

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  1. Banjo-Reviewee
    Jul 3, 2019
    10
    Fantastic piece of software this one. Monkey Mischief is by far the industry's greatest triumph, is what every developer should strive for,Fantastic piece of software this one. Monkey Mischief is by far the industry's greatest triumph, is what every developer should strive for, and is better than Mario Kart. I can't communicate to you how perfect and godlike Monkey Mischief is. As an idea, Monkey Mischief is pure genius, minigames on the WII, incredible. Every playable monkey has their own personality which are often more relatable than the personalities you see on TV and dare I say, far more sexy. In the game you take over the zoo when the zookeeper is away, this of course reflects the subtle themes of Holocaust denial and class conflict littered throughout Monkey Mischief's fetching narrative. One of the game's most clever works of art (every minigame is one) is Monkey Dodgeball, a game itself that induldges in erotic monkey fantasies and hints at the correlation between sports injuries and mental deterioration. Monkey Mischief is one of those pieces of media, such as 2018's Black Panther, that is absolutely flawless. Just as I feel about Black Panther, I can;t get enough of these apes!… Full Review »