Damn Dirty Apes: game developers have gone bananas

[vovan]

That's right, the tradition of the mighty Banana, apparently originating here at 'Poly has started making it into games...

Darkmonth Studios of the UK have today announced the game they are working on: Damn Dirty Apes.

you are put in control of the Ape Army's elite fighting force, 51st Banana Battalion

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Curious... Read the rest of the short description at the aforementioned site, and post you think.

As for me, I think the concept might turn out well, and it might not. The name of the game doesn't really promise anything good, quite frankly. But I might just be wrong, as the graphics, though quite cartoonish, look nice stylish.

[Urban Ranger]

All hail the Great Banana!

[Mr. President]

Looks like funny stuff!

[Static Universe]

Re: Damn Dirty Apes: game developers have gone bananas

I wonder what Darkmonth Studios did for Konami, and why they don't describe it. Seems strange.

[Maquiladora]

* Features patented Blood-o-rama technology to accurately recreate effects of extreme firepower on simian anatomy

so how did they test that accuracy i wonder.

[Felch]

Geletin molds of various primates.

[Skanky Burns]

All part of Markos' plan to take over the world.

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by Skanky Burns


All part of Markos' plan to take over the world.

Shhhhhh.

I knew you couldn't be trusted.

[Skanky Burns]

Well, I am blamed for things for a reason*.


* Unfortunately it has nothing to do with my morals as a person. But thems the breaks.

[Alex]

This is a game I'd play...

[Felch]

It looks pretty cool, like a sort of RTS/Worms game. I'm guessing.

[vovan]

Yeah. It's an RTS game, but involving apes. I kinda like the screenies, as it has been a long time since anybody came up with a game with good cartoonish graphics. I don't particularly like the late 3D games, as models don't look very good. So, it might be interesting, as long as they don't go overboard with the whole lots of blood thing.

[FlameFlash]

* Full set of animations per character including multiple death sequences