
Chaotic 3D party platformer where you build the level as you race. Place traps, parkour to the finish, and outsmart friends online. For fans of party platformers like Ultimate Chicken Horse — now in 3D.
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Ultimate Monkey Race is a chaotic 3D party platform-racer where you and your friends build the level as you play. Drop blocks and traps in seconds, then run, jump, grab ledges and pull yourself up to recover or find cheeky shortcuts on the way to the goal. It’s fast to host, easy to learn, and best with friends.
Parcour skills
Build challenging levels with your friends
Huge selection of blocks to create a variety of levels
Variety of levels with different challenges
Host or join a game via Steam with upto 6 players (hard limit is 32 players - but it is optimized for upto 6 players)
Ingame communication: Voice chat / chat
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
yooooooooooo get some friends to play this its a blast end of 2024 hahahah
literally has no players all of the time so i cant even get into a game
Ultimate Monkey Race is a lively and deliberately chaotic indie platform racer developed and published by CashcowGames that focuses on fast-paced competition, player creativity, and shared mayhem rather than precision racing or rigid level design. From the very first match, the game makes it clear that it is less about mastering a fixed course and more about adapting to constant change, as players are not only racing through the environment but actively reshaping it in real time. This unusual blend of platforming and on-the-fly construction gives the game a playful unpredictability that defines its identity. The central gameplay loop revolves around sprinting, jumping, climbing, and scrambling toward the finish line while players place blocks, platforms, and traps that dramatically alter the course. Levels are not static challenges to be memorized; instead, they evolve as each match unfolds, shaped by the decisions and mischief of the competitors themselves. A well-timed block can create a shortcut for its owner or completely derail an opponent’s momentum, while a poorly placed obstacle can just as easily backfire. This constant risk-reward dynamic keeps every race tense and encourages experimentation, as improvisation often matters more than perfect execution. Movement is intentionally loose and accessible, emphasizing momentum and recovery over punishing precision. Characters leap, grab ledges, and tumble with physics that favor spectacle and humor, ensuring that mistakes often lead to laughter rather than frustration. While this can occasionally result in imprecise controls during especially crowded or chaotic moments, it aligns well with the game’s party-focused design. Success comes not from flawless runs, but from staying calm amid the chaos, reading the evolving layout, and reacting quickly to both environmental changes and opponent behavior. Although solo play is available, Ultimate Monkey Race is clearly designed with multiplayer at its core. Racing against other players—whether friends or online opponents—brings out the game’s strongest qualities, as human creativity and competitiveness turn each match into a unique experience. With multiple players constantly modifying the level, races quickly become unpredictable spectacles filled with last-second reversals and surprise victories. The social element is central to the fun, as matches often devolve into playful sabotage, alliances of convenience, and spontaneous rivalries that give the game lasting appeal beyond its simple mechanics. Visually, the game adopts a bright, cartoonish aesthetic that prioritizes clarity and readability over detail. Characters and building pieces are bold and colorful, making it easy to understand the environment even as it changes rapidly. While the art style is modest compared to larger platforming titles, it suits the game’s tone and ensures that visual noise does not overwhelm gameplay. The presentation reinforces the idea that this is a lighthearted, social experience meant to be enjoyed in short, energetic bursts rather than a visually cinematic showcase. In terms of longevity, the game’s replay value comes almost entirely from its multiplayer unpredictability. No two races play out the same way when players are actively reshaping the course, and the enjoyment scales directly with how many people are involved. When lobbies are full, the experience feels energetic and chaotic; when player counts are low, the game can feel quieter and more repetitive. Ongoing updates and refinements from the developer suggest an effort to improve stability, expand content, and polish rough edges, which is important for sustaining a multiplayer-focused title over time. Overall, Ultimate Monkey Race succeeds as a casual party platformer that embraces disorder and creativity as its greatest strengths. It does not aim for deep progression systems or competitive balance in the traditional sense, instead offering a sandbox-like racing experience where fun emerges from player interaction and shared chaos. For players looking for a multiplayer game that encourages laughter, improvisation, and unpredictable outcomes—especially when played with friends—it delivers a distinctive and entertaining twist on the platform racing formula. Rating: 6/10
Insane game !
very fun game
The game is really cool ! Lots of different items and really good physics. Good fun time with friends !
So in this game you can do so many things one tim i wus like ima go do this i told my friend that and he got confused so i know you are thinking now what i mean when i say you can use the button but i might have forgoten if you can i think so but yuo or i forgot you like i think you know and uh you have it on the game but rocks are in this game wood i can place wood you know so there are other things to so i know so i have been in here for a wile b ut i so you like it no wait i ment i can but i guess if you learn how to do it you can figure et out bkt um my uh my cat haas atention isews but you knoe i like it if the wood is in it but you can pick many but i know you can use trampolines in different timed with fans to so you may jump to if you click space bar or a on playstation but i know so like you can do it good with eating wilrr you play this game bacause you can even take breaks because i think you can beacus you have the um what is it i forgot beacuz i have itch now back to the question the answer is yes but sometimes in difent acations no but you know what i mean and my friend says theyve eaten a few differnts wil play bu i can do all kinds of things!
very good game, it just crashes alot for me
I just a wanna say this game is amazing i could play for days and not get boring but it does lack content but it is really funny and cures boredom to me, devs if u see this i beg please bring new maps and traps and maybe like customizing your monkey with cool hats and stuff.
It's stupid fun with friends and I'm all for it.
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