Do Not Feed the Monkeys

Somehow "camera voyeur" became an entire burgeoning genre, and this game is in that genre. Watch some cameras, see some scandalous secrets, decide whether to intervene in the lives of strangers, do all this while juggling your health and finances. The time management elements can be stressful. The scenarios you spy on are cute but rarely as deep or open-ended as they initially appear. Moment to moment it's fun but it never really comes together into something larger than its individual vignettes. If the game sounded fun to you based on its blurb, you'll likely enjoy, but it won't shake your world.

A very fun game. I'd love to see more. My only slight criticism is that I feel like the games ends a bit too soon and some of the stories would be awesome if they lasted a bit longer and you could dig a little deeper into their back story and into the interactions. It has great replayability value.

Was hoping for an experience like what Papers Please gave, this game has all the addictive fun but only a slight emotional impact. The gameplay is fun, you navigate from various cameras and solve mini mysteries regarding what you see, or not, the story is very fluid with different outcomes depending on your actions/inactions. This allows for multiple restarts as you try and get all the endings. Throughout all is a timer, which hampers the fun greatly, timers are money (to pay rent, buy more cameras, food), plus story timers to solve mysteries or subplots, for which you gain large rewards. there are insta fail events which cause game overs. each game is randomly generated which resets which stories you get, you still start in same place, just different events. Its a bit clunky at times dealing with the multiple windows, people knocking on your door and micro managing physical needs and jobs. you get different clues at different times so it pays to keep an eye on the camera, but that damn timer has you pull off to earn money, grocery shop etc. After playing for several hours im tired of it. Having the same scenarios play out and solving for each whilst you wait for new events gets old. I wish they had a better story mode, as I do want to see all the events and cameras and their final stories, which is quite interesting to see the final camera shots displayed. endings are abrupt with story cards concluding your actions and feel pretty shallow and unsatisfying. i was hoping for a more indepth and emotionally charged time with the game, got instead a light fun time waster with repetitive gameplay and a sense of grinding in order to gain new scenarios. get it on deep sale and enjoy

I would like to see a sequel. It left me wishing for more stories and endings. The food/sleep system is a little tedious at first, but only for a while.