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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The Combo Game Set Includes 1 Deluxe Plastic Tree, 16 Monkeys, 4 Catapults, Bananas, Labels, 1 Table Top And Base, 20 Spaghetti Noodles, 5 Meatballs And Complete Instructions. If you have any questions, comments, or would like to see you product reviewed on Geeky Hobbies, check out our contact us page.

If there is a tie, the tied players play another round with the winner of that round winning the game. As it is hard enough to get monkeys on the tree, I don’t think it is a good idea that you have to remove all of the monkeys that aren’t hanging from one of the holes. If you like launching games and already have a game that you enjoy, you are probably better off sticking with that game. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Electronic Dream Phone Board Game Review and Rules Thin Ice Board Game Review and Rules Where’s Waldo?Package contains 2 halves of the tree, 1 large circle of leaves, 1 small circle of leaves, 8 monkeys, 8 bananas and 2 catapults. We are working on making Flash playable in your browser or we will replace this game with a version that does not need Flash. They also appreciate the flimsy construction and the fact that it'd be a good gift for younger children.

If you have ever played a launching game before you should know what to expect out of Jumpin’ Monkeys. To support the blog and keep it free for all users, Geeky Hobbies utilizes various affiliate programs to earn commissions.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. Jumpin’ Monkeys is a fine launching game but is another example of game from my childhood not being as good as I remembered.

The monkeys generally shoot in the direction you aim (they can occasionally shoot backwards) but how they fly off the launchers can vary. I can’t be too harsh on Jumpin’ Monkeys for this problem as I have yet to find a launching game that has solved this problem.Unlike some of the other games though I was hopeful that Jumpin’ Monkeys would hold up because I have always liked games where you are trying to launch objects at another object hoping to get them to stick.