Indie game
Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem
An incremental builder based on the infinite monkey theorem: gather thousands of typing monkeys until they finish Shakespeare's complete works.
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Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem at a glance
- Popularity
- Trending: 3,995 upvotes on r/IndieGaming for its first trailer
- Who it’s for
- Ages 12+
- Price
- Paid
- Status
- In development
- Platforms
- PC
- Genres
- Simulation, Management, Co-op
About Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem
Monkeyspeare turns the infinite monkey theorem into a game. That's the old thought experiment where a monkey hitting random keys forever will eventually type the whole of Shakespeare.
You start with one monkey and one typewriter. Every lucky keystroke fills a manuscript, and finished manuscripts buy more monkeys and more typewriters. The monkeys need looking after: feed them bananas, give them beds and keep the coffee coming for a little extra work. As the jungle fills up you build and decorate somewhere to put them all, and you can play with friends in online co-op.
SuperBA's first trailer drew nearly 4,000 upvotes on r/IndieGaming. It's an incremental and automation game for Windows, with no release date yet.
Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem questions
Who made Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem?
Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem is made by SuperBA.
Is Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem free?
No. Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem is a paid game, sold on Steam.
What platforms is Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem on?
Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem is on Windows PC. You can get it on Steam.
Is Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem out yet?
Not yet. Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem is still in development.
What age is Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem for?
GamesChart lists Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem for players aged 12 and over. This follows the Steam store listing (USK 0, all ages); GamesChart lists games at 12+.
Is Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem multiplayer?
Yes. Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem can be played in co-op with friends on Windows PC.
Sources
- Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem on Wishlist on Steam, published by store.steampowered.com
- Monkeyspeare: Infinite monkey theorem post on r/IndieGaming, published by reddit.com
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