Baseball Baboon

Baseball Baboon is about a group of monkeys who get bored in the forest and come up with their own version of baseball. Instead of real bats, they use simple sticks, and a banana takes the place of the ball. It turns into a small competition to see who can launch the banana the farthest in six tries. The twist is that the distance depends not only on the hit itself. Eggs with snakes inside lie on the ground, and every time the banana bumps into one, the snake whacks it farther, keeping it in the air. This arcade-style baseball game keeps the flight going in funny and unexpected ways.

How to play?

Pick one of the two baboons and get into position. The monkey stands on a stump with a banana hanging above it on a spear, waiting for the right moment. Click once, and the baboon turns toward the banana and gets ready to swing. After that first click, the banana starts to fall from the spear. Click a second time while it is dropping to hit it with the stick.

Watch how the banana flies. You will see eggs scattered on the ground ahead. When the banana hits an egg, a snake pops out and knocks the fruit even farther with its body. Each collision adds meters to the total distance of that hit. Watch out for an enemy hiding in the bushes at the side. From time to time, it jumps out and sends your banana back toward you, cutting the distance. Also, keep an eye on the sky. Birds can grab the flying banana with their beaks and pull it closer to the starting point. Use all six attempts and try to make every hit travel as far as possible. At the end, you see the sum of the distances from all your throws. Baseball Baboon keeps the rules simple so you can focus on timing your clicks and watching the chaos in the field.