Monkeyboy Studio

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Monkeyboy Studio is an independent software studio making apps and games. The monkey is real: he belongs to Canopy Climb, our house game, and he will go wherever you send him.

Press ← or → to start climbing, or scroll down for the studio. Tap the monkey to start climbing, or scroll down for the studio.

Products

The Brain Brawl website: the line Nine games. One brain. beside a brain mascot in boxing gloves, with a panel for the Daily Brawl.

Brain Brawl

A Monkeyboy Studio game, now in beta

Brain Brawl is a game of short challenges that test your reactions, memory and attention. Train on your own, watch your personal bests move, then take on the Daily and see where you land on the leaderboard.

  • Training. Practise each challenge and work up through its levels.
  • Personal progress. Scores, personal bests and badges that are yours to beat.
  • Daily competition. A new Daily to play, with a leaderboard shared by every player.

Where it stands: you can play Brain Brawl in your browser at brainbrawl.gg. The iPhone app is in beta playtesting and isn't on the App Store yet. It's a game, made for fun and competition, and it doesn't claim to be anything medical.

Play at brainbrawl.gg

Canopy Climb

The house game, running behind this page

An endless climb up a jungle canopy. Steer left and right while the monkey grabs, swings and lets go on his own; eat bananas to keep going, and mind the snakes. It's free to play right here in the browser.

Play Canopy Climb

More is growing. This tree gets a new branch when it ships.

About the studio

Monkeyboy Studio is an independent software studio based in Utah. It makes its own apps and games and builds them start to finish: the rules, the code and the art.

The studio was founded by Aaron Woodbury as one home for everything he creates. Brain Brawl is the first product under the name, and more will follow it here.

This jungle is a fair example of how things get made. Every leaf and branch is drawn in code, and every route up the tree is tested by a simulated monkey before you ever see it.