and interesting game with fun mechanics
the premise for this game is quite humorous, the game play involving puzzles using the mental distortion is fairly innovating and the character is... well, a monkey.
the game is incredibly entertaining and quite amusing.
and, the fact that the setting is an experiment makes the game all the more interesting ^.^
Pretty stylistic!
It took me awhile to understand what was going on, but once I did it was freaking awesome! You really even had no idea yourself how the game worked. It was extremely experimental with how you experimented with the gameplay yourself. For those of you who couldn't figure it out, you fire at certain positions that expand, making it easier for you to advance. I did draw a blank when it came to the lasers. The notes in the game were pretty useful.
I guess this is probably what an infinite number of monkeys would do. The graphics are really well done in this and everything moves smoothly. It was so cool how you had to really figure out for yourself how to advance. You'd think some blocks wouldn't be much of a hindrance. Boy, was it fun blowing up those cameras.
really original
I love the concept and the game is really addictive.
However, I've noticed some issues like before you enter the sewers and the level with the three lazers (where you have to click like a maniac) can't be passed unless the computer can cope with the cpu intensity. I had to try it on various computers before I managed to find one that could run it well enough.
apart from that, great game!
Simiani ad infinitum!
The intro was outstanding in all its simplicity. It really made me smirk in anticipation.
After the intro it was a small disappointment of sorts to see that the actual game didn't have that much to do with the infinity of the monkeys: gameplaywise it was just a matter of infinite lives and that's a very common thing in games these days (especially flash ones). So in a way the intro felt a bit unrelated and along with the name of the game made me expect something even more personal than a somewhat innovative platformer with yet again, an oppressed protagonist. But this might be just me...
... so as for the game itself. The idea is fresh, and the implementation is very good! An appropriate comparison for this game could be the game called Faultline. I think there the concept was even more innovative and brilliant, but this game has more to offer contentwise: there is a plot of sorts with the crazy scientist, some hidden stuff and different routes and endings to be found, and of course there are the infinite monkeys. The only annoyance are the tightest spots which you encounter in two of the other endings. Experimentally putting those distortion spheres on top of each other to get the wanted result in those tight spots sometimes seems at least partially like a game of chance instead of a space bending puzzle.
All in all a great game that offers a lot in a neat tight package!
Great idea, but game need little improvement
I loved the idea - use of effect of bulge is something truly new in games, I've never seen it before. Also, the levels were greatly designed, it gave me lot of fun solving the riddles.
But what irritates me is that there's no auto-save. Come on, novadays it's standard in flash games. If you find a level too hard you either have to keep the site on or closing it and after doing all the stuff from the begining. Nobody likes that.
I would also add an option, that after getting one of the endings, you can start from the point, from which you can achieve other ending, not from the begining. That would make people much more eager to come back, and play your game again, trying to find that, what they didn't manage to get last time.