I’m on vacation in puerto rico but that has’t stopped the second article in this series from being published
You can read the next article on the core development of catch th monkey including our single largest mistake, here:
http://www.gamedev.net/blog/1406/entry-2254158-how-we-built-an-ios-game-on-pc-part-24-building-the-core/
Our first review has come in: Catch the Monkey is a hit!
“The Famigo family wanted to let you know that we absolutely love Catch The Monkey. We could not get enough of those adorable monkeys and their hilarious giggles. We thought the app was stellar and gave it a 4 out of 5 star rating.”
Famigo is one of the biggest and best family mobile gaming sites. You can read the full review at Famigo.com, and check out other fun family friendly titles!
Our first “behind the scenes” journal entry has received a lot of praise, the chief editor has selected it as a “Featured” article and tweeted it out to their 3,800 followers!
We’re glad our lessons learned is interesting to others!
Gum placed at the six entrances where the monkeys land will always slow down the next monkey to enter the farm. However, you can be sneakier. Place gum next to a banana. Monkeys ALWAYS go for bananas, so as soon as they get close enough to eat the banana, they will get slowed by the gum. Now your banana will last twice as long entertaining the monkey!
Once the monkeys start climbing into the farm, it’s hard to find enough energy to get out the higher cost tools like Scarecrow and Box. But these are most effective at taking care of monkeys BEFORE they get into the farm. So by buying the purple-berry sports drink you will start each level with full energy. You can then get out a box or scarecrow right away before things really get crazy.
