SuperBA opens Steam page for Monkeysphere automation game
The studio also released a first trailer for Monkeysphere: Infinite Monkey Theorem, which tasks players with producing all of Shakespeare's works using monkeys.
SuperBA opened the Steam page and released the first trailer for Monkeysphere: Infinite Monkey Theorem on October 31, according to gamemeca.com. No release date has been announced.
The game is an automation title built on the idea of gathering thousands of monkeys to produce all of Shakespeare's works. Players begin with a single monkey and a single typewriter, then use the earnings from correctly typed letters to buy more monkeys and typewriters.
The monkeys have needs: they require food and sleep, and players can feed them bananas, provide beds or supply coffee to keep the work going.
Monkeysphere: Infinite Monkey Theorem supports up to four players. It also lets players build jungle structures vertically with walls and floors, and decorate them with lighting and rides.
The game officially supports Korean, according to SuperBA.
Quick answers
What is Monkeysphere: Infinite Monkey Theorem?
It is an automation game from SuperBA in which players gather thousands of monkeys to produce all of Shakespeare's works, starting with one monkey and one typewriter.
Does Monkeysphere: Infinite Monkey Theorem have a release date?
No release date has been set.
Does Monkeysphere: Infinite Monkey Theorem support multiplayer?
Yes, it supports up to four players.