Bonkies

Great for couch-coop, up to 4 players

Pure co-op joy. The kind where your brother can ♥♥♥♥ around, not co-operate, and ruin your life to the point where you don't talk in days. Love it.

Incredible partygame to blast at a party! Even though it requires precision accuracy, you can still have fun, have a beer and and end your friendships just like that! :D With a look that appeals to both adults and kids. This is something that a parent, that's a "non-gamer", can play with its kids on a family night. Really excited to see what comes next.

[h1] Análise: Bonkies [/h1] [h2] Um jogo multiplayer de quebra-cabeça e construção com macacos cientistas e alienígenas. [/h2] Bonkies é um divertido game multiplayer desenvolvido pela Studio Gauntlet e publicado pela Crunching Koalas. Nesse jogo estilo Tetris, seu objetivo é encaixar peças e montar plataformas usando um macaco em teste numa estação de treinamento, sob observação de outros macacos cientistas e criaturas alienígenas em diferentes mundos. [h3] Bonkies Modo Solo: [/h3] No primeiro mundo, o modo solo funciona como um tutorial, onde você aprende a manusear as peças e encaixá-las corretamente com o macaco vestido com traje espacial e braço mecânico. Cada fase exige que você construa plataformas dentro do campo indicado, com um tempo cronometrado. Se conseguir terminar antes do tempo sugerido, ganha bônus (bananas) que são importantes para desbloquear o segundo mundo. A jogabilidade é inicialmente “relaxante” nos primeiros níveis, mas a dificuldade aumenta à medida que novas peças são inseridas, como cubos explosivos que destroem toda a plataforma ou montar uma plataforma sobre a água. O personagem não adquire habilidades novas, permanecendo com o mesmo braço mecânico e mochila de foguete para enfrentar novos obstáculos. [h3]Bonkies Modo Coop: [/h3] Bonkies permite o modo cooperativo local com até 4 jogadores e o modo Remote Play Together via Steam, permitindo jogar com amigos mesmo que não tenham o jogo. No modo coop, há mais opções de personagens que são desbloqueados à medida que avança nas fases, tornando essa modalidade muito mais divertida que o modo solo. As fases no modo coop são diferentes das do modo solo, mas as regras são as mesmas. Você precisa obter o número certo de bananas para desbloquear o próximo mundo, tornando essencial terminar as fases no tempo sugerido com o desenho de uma banana para evitar jogá-las novamente. [h3]Conclusão: [/h3] Pontos positivos: Divertido, trilha sonora relaxante e animada, ótimo para jogar com amigos, gráficos coloridos e cativantes, língua inventada similar ao The Sims, objetivos do jogo e jogabilidade diferenciados, garantindo longas horas de diversão. Pontos negativos: Alguns obstáculos desnecessários, como o bloco de foguete, e ausência de jogabilidade online em outras plataformas, restringindo apenas ao cooperativo local. Confira também a live onde eu passo um pouquinho de nervoso ao vivo, me sigam la 🙂 Bonkies está disponível para Steam, Playstation 4 e 5, Nintendo Switch e Xbox One. Desafie-se nessa aventura intergaláctica com macacos cientistas! 🐒🎮 [i] Bonkies: Divertido, trilha sonora relaxante e animada, ótimo pra se divertir com amigos, gráficos coloridos e cativantes, língua inventada igual The Sims, objetivo do jogo e jogabilidade são diferenciados, é praticamente um jogo que te toma muito tempo de tão legal. [/i] Confira á análise completa, com fotos e vídeos no site: https://thegameboxbrasil.com/bonkies/

Отличная игра за 34 рубля, если хочешь сыграть с друзьями локально. Главное, быть в хорошем настроении, чтобы было смешно, а не депрессивно, от того, что вся постройка опять упала. Смешно видеть дизлайки за то, что нету онлайн мультиплеера, КОТОРОГО ДАЖЕ В ТЕГАХ НЕТУ. Ибо всё остальное соответствует действительности. На джостике управление не лучшее, но кто говорил, что будет легко. Ставлю игре 8/10 за испорченное настроение

Bonkies, developed by Studio Gauntlet and published by Crunching Koalas, is a delightful and chaotic cooperative physics-based construction game that combines teamwork, precision, and slapstick humor into a colorful and heartwarming space adventure. The premise is simple yet absurd in the best way possible: players control adorable monkeys in robotic suits, each equipped with a banana-powered jetpack and a mechanical grabber arm, as they travel from planet to planet building structures to aid in humanity’s expansion into the cosmos. What unfolds is a series of increasingly complex challenges that demand coordination, patience, and plenty of laughter as players fumble, crash, and cheer their way through tasks that are equal parts problem-solving and comedy. The first thing that stands out about Bonkies is its charm. The art direction is bright and cartoonish, with expressive characters and environments that radiate positivity. Every monkey suit is distinct and endearing, the animations are full of personality, and the environments are vibrant with a whimsical sci-fi flair. The soundtrack complements this perfectly, with upbeat, cheerful tunes that make even repeated failures feel lighthearted rather than frustrating. There’s a sincere warmth to the game’s presentation that makes it accessible to players of all ages, which is refreshing in a genre that often leans into competitive chaos. Bonkies embraces cooperation over rivalry, turning what could have been a test of skill into a shared experience filled with teamwork and laughter. The core gameplay revolves around constructing predefined shapes using a set of scattered blocks and materials. Players must pick up and stack objects in a way that matches the outlined blueprint on screen before the timer runs out. The challenge comes not only from balancing pieces and fighting against gravity but also from managing the game’s intentionally clumsy physics. The robotic arms of the monkeys behave realistically, meaning every movement requires careful control and coordination. Add to that the fact that each player has a jetpack that can overheat if used too long, and you’ve got a recipe for delightful chaos. The feeling of just barely managing to complete a structure as it wobbles precariously in the final seconds is exhilarating, and when it all collapses, it’s just as fun to laugh about it with your friends before trying again. Bonkies is clearly designed with multiplayer in mind, and that’s where it shines brightest. Up to four players can join in, and the game quickly becomes a cooperative dance of communication and timing. Success depends on how well everyone works together—handing off blocks, holding pieces steady, and adjusting the structure as a team. The joy of the experience comes not only from the satisfaction of success but from the hilarity of failure. Watching a tower collapse because someone bumped the wrong piece, or seeing a teammate lose control of their jetpack and spin into orbit, creates the kind of spontaneous moments that make party games memorable. The physics system encourages this chaos without feeling unfair; it’s demanding but always playful, ensuring that the frustration never overshadows the fun. Playing solo is possible, but it changes the tone of the game considerably. Without teammates to share the load, Bonkies becomes a much more methodical and challenging puzzle experience. The satisfaction of completing a level remains, but it lacks the lively, unpredictable energy that makes the cooperative mode so endearing. It’s clear that the developers intended this to be a shared experience, and while solo players can still enjoy the clever design of the levels, they’ll be missing the laughter and confusion that give the game its soul. Fortunately, the game’s control scheme is intuitive and well-optimized for controllers, making it easy for anyone to pick up and play, whether they’re seasoned gamers or complete beginners. As players progress through the campaign, the difficulty ramps up naturally. Early levels serve as gentle tutorials, teaching the fundamentals of lifting, stacking, and stabilizing objects, while later stages introduce new mechanics and environmental hazards that keep the experience fresh. Some planets feature lower gravity, making objects float more easily but harder to control, while others add unstable materials like glass or magnetized blocks that require careful handling. The progression feels rewarding, and the variety ensures that no two missions feel identical. The developers also included an incentive system in the form of bananas, which can be earned for completing levels quickly or efficiently and used to unlock new characters and customization options. While the unlocks are mostly cosmetic, they add a nice layer of motivation for completionists. One of the most impressive aspects of Bonkies is how it manages to be both challenging and welcoming. The levels demand precision and cooperation, but the bright visuals, forgiving physics, and humorous tone make failure feel like part of the fun. There’s no harsh penalty for mistakes—only the opportunity to learn and try again. This makes it an ideal game for families or casual gatherings, where players of varying skill levels can participate without feeling excluded. The game’s focus on communication and teamwork also makes it a surprisingly good test of group dynamics, as players must balance efficiency with patience to avoid devolving into chaos. That said, Bonkies does have limitations. The single-player mode, while functional, lacks the magic of the multiplayer experience and can feel more like a test of endurance than enjoyment. Additionally, while the game’s levels are varied, its structure can start to feel repetitive after extended play sessions, as the core loop of stacking and balancing doesn’t evolve dramatically beyond its foundational mechanics. However, these issues are minor when weighed against the joy it provides in short bursts or in social settings. The game is meant to be experienced in the moment—with friends laughing, shouting instructions, and trying to salvage collapsing builds before time runs out—and in that context, it succeeds beautifully. Ultimately, Bonkies is a delightful example of what makes cooperative gaming special. It’s simple to learn, endlessly entertaining in a group, and infused with charm from start to finish. The combination of clever physics puzzles, vibrant visuals, and absurd humor makes every session memorable, even when everything goes wrong. While it might not have the depth or longevity of more complex physics games, it excels at delivering pure, unfiltered fun. For anyone looking for a game to play with friends or family that emphasizes teamwork, laughter, and a healthy dose of monkey mayhem, Bonkies is an easy recommendation. It’s a celebration of chaos and cooperation—a joyful, lighthearted experience that reminds players why playing together can be so wonderfully unpredictable. Rating: 7/10

Aller c'est pas tout mauvais. Je développe. Les sensations de micro gravité sont bien présentes. C'est LE truc du jeu Les graphismes sont pas fous. Les musiques ne présentent aucun intérêt ( je les ai coupées...). Par contre et c'est la grosse déception, il faut être 4... pour faire 100 pour 100 du jeu.... En effet pour certain niveau le jeu recommande d'être 3 ou 4.... Et à 2 ( je l'ai acheté pour jouer à 2) ben ces mêmes niveaux sont quasi infaisable... enfin si, on fini toujours par y arriver mais pas dans le temps imparti. Et comme il faut finir tous les niveaux en dessous de ce temps limite ben .... à 2 on a que la moitié du jeu... Ça ne donne pas envie d'aller plus loin du coup... ou juste pour faire les mission 2 joueurs... Hum mouai ben pourquoi tu recommandes ? Parce que l'idée est bonne ! Mal exécuté certes mais on s'est bien marré pendant les 2 heures qu'on a fait jusqu'à présent, jusqu'à ce moment fatidique où nous avons compris que l'on ne pourra jamais finir ce jeu en entier ... Donc a prendre mais pas à ce prix... Si jamais les devs modifient et adaptent leur jeu pour 1/2 ou 4 joueurs alors là oui ! Mais dans l'état, non ! Dernière chose : je n'ai pas tester le jeu en solo ! Je ne pourrai pas dire quel contenu est donc accessible.... mais tout seul, franchement.....