Edge:Matches are brisk, varied and tense, but you might face a long wait to get one. An idle mode allows you to browse the internet or check emails until a challenge arrives, but alerts are sadly infrequent. Local play is a fine substitute if you have a willing partner, but Gun Monkeys is a two-player game too often lacking a player two.
Dan Marshall, the man behind Gun Monkeys has come up with an innovative way of getting more people to play the monkey deathmatch title - you will get a free Steam key to gift to friends if you're alone on a server. Dan talks to The Reticule about why he is doing this.
Monkeys with guns? We say no more.
From the minds that brought you “Ben there, Dan that” and “Time, Gentlemen please” comes a new type of game altogether from them. In the future we’re all dead, and because we’re dead we’ve become fuel… simple enough right? Well, add into that a bunch of dueling monkeys that contend for resources and you have Gun Monkeys. So. Shoot away I guess?
