Experience Dropping Monkeys 3D - a perfect game to play together with family and friends.
This entertaining board game challenges players to avoid dropping monkeys or chameleons; the winner is the one with the fewest falls.
"Monkey / Chameleon Drop" is designed for 2 to 6 players taking turns, making it a great shared activity for groups.
Don't worry if you have no one to join you.
You can play solo against a CPU opponent that operates automatically.
With a bit of luck, you can still come out on top.
Enjoy this fun board game anytime, anywhere with the "Monkey / Chameleon Drop" app.
Have a great time playing.
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* Note: This app uses your device's physics engine in real-time, which may cause slower performance on low-end devices or versions below Android ICS 4.0.
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* How to set up a "Monkey / Chameleon Drop" game
1. Choose a game stage. Currently, five different stages are available.
2. Select the number of players. For solo play, choose 1 player to compete against the CPU.
3. Set the number of monkeys or chameleons in the game.
4. Choose the dice color set. You can select 2, 3, or 6 colors.
(For a faster game, we recommend choosing 2 colors.)
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* How to play "Monkey / Chameleon Drop"
1. Press the Start button to begin the game.
2. Play order starts with "Player 1".
3. "Player 1" clicks the dice button to roll automatically.
4. Once the die shows a color, tap the matching stick to remove it.
5. Wait to see if a monkey or chameleon falls, then pass play to the next person. If nothing falls, the turn proceeds to the next player.
(If a figure falls, the count in that player's name increases.)
6. The next player also presses the dice button, then removes the stick matching the dice color.
(If no stick of that color remains, simply move to the following player.)
7. Continue playing until a monkey or chameleon drops.
8. The game ends when a figure falls.
9. The player with the fewest fallen monkeys or chameleons wins the game.
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* Tips
1. Wait for a figure to fall before rolling the dice again.
2. More colors add to the excitement and challenge.
3. Plan your next move carefully when choosing which stick to remove.
4. Never give up—a comeback victory is always possible.
