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No Monkey Business is a game for kids, where the main goal is to spread and maintain life on planets across the galaxy and defend the planets from space monkeys who want to steal resources from the planets. The gameplay revolves around solving simple puzzles on each scene from a planet. Once the puzzle is done, the planet will start to generate a resource. This resource must then be protected from the space monkeys whose sole purpose is to steal the player's resources.

  • Role - Programmer/Game Designer
  • Genre - Game for Kids/2D puzzle game
  • Development Time - 2 Months
  • Tool - Unreal Engine 4
  • Team Size - 6
Responsibilities 
  1. Market studies & research
  2. Concept pitching
  3. Refining marketing materials and documents
  4. Using blue-print system to create a functional prototype
Gameplay Example
 
Planet Prime requires 0/50 fish. A lake is frozen, and cold winds are blowing, the player chooses the rock element and places it between the wind and the lake. Cold winds are now blocked, the lake thaws and the planet slowly start to regenerate the fish resource.
Up for crowdfunding
The team that I've worked with has started their own indie company and is now taking this project and developing it further. Below is a video that explains the gameplay and the intention that we had from the start of this project - 
(Note that all the gameplay footages included in the video are done during that 2 months development period)
Playtesting
We've conducted a few play-testing sessions in a small school (Pune, India). Below is a combination of the recorded reactions from the children after playing our game. These kids are from different parts of the world and they seem to love the first playable prototype :) 
To learn more about the crowdfunding project please visit the link below 
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https://www.wishberry.in/campaign/no-monkey-business/
Downloadables
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Check out the Art-Bible to understand
more about the art-style
We've done a thorough market study
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Check out the design document
and learn about all the features
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