Monkey Overdrive

Aliens stole Monkey's bananas. Monkey's plan is very simple: get in the saucer and ram them back.

Hold to charge. Release to ram.

Hold Space and the saucer spins up. Let go and it launches, and the whole crowd in front of you leaves the ground. Hit a wall and you bounce, usually straight into another crowd.
Your weapons fire on their own. You only have one thing to think about: where the next ram goes.

Knock them into the stage

Every stage has its own hazards: city traffic, factory presses and magnets, harbor waves, platform trains, gravity wells on the mothership.
You don't have to fight them one by one. Knock them in and let the stage finish the job.

A boss at the end of every stage

Fight your way through the stage, meet its goal, and you go straight into the boss fight.
One sweeps the whole arena with tentacles. One raises a wall of waves. One is an express train that does not brake for monkeys. Read the warning, jump the shockwave, and put a full charge in its face.

Beat the boss. Steal its move.

Every boss leaves behind a chip with its signature move inside. Slot it in and it fires the next time your ram connects.
Fire Dragon Ram, Shock Jellyfish, Anti-Gravity, Portal, Mirror Double... 24 bosses, 24 moves. You can only carry three at a time. Which three is up to you.

Get stronger every run

Level up mid-fight and pick weapons and upgrades. Max a weapon out and it evolves, with two paths to choose from: Swarm Missiles can become the ten-rocket Hive Apocalypse, or one Big Banana Bomb that shakes the whole screen.

Back to the garage, then out again

The gear you find comes home with you. Swap parts, change paint, research permanent upgrades, and pick one of 6 saucers: Heavy One knocks small enemies farther, Bouncy One launches harder off bumpers, Hungry One vacuums up bananas. Same stage, different saucer, different way to ram.

What's in the game

• 6 chapters and 24 stages, from Banana Village to the alien mothership
  
• 24 bosses and 24 collectible move chips
  
• 6 saucers, each with its own way to ram
  
• In-run level-ups and weapon evolutions; gear, paint, and permanent upgrades between runs
  
• Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulty
  
• Keyboard and controller support, multiple languages