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Ape Escape: Monkey Madness is a platform game developed and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. It is a collection of remastered versions of the first three Ape Escape games: Ape Escape 1 (1999), Ape Escape 2 (2002), and Ape Escape 3. (2005).

Like in the main series, players must travel through several different environments to advance through the game. The Stun Club, which can be used to stun foes, and the Time Net, which can be used to catch apes and bring them into the present day, are just two of the tools that players can use to hunt down and capture the apes that are scattered throughout the levels. As players advance through the game, more gadgets become available. Throughout the game, players are also in control of various vehicles, such as a rubber raft for crossing water and a water net for moving around underwater. The left stick is used to move players, while the right stick is used to control the different gadgets, in the game's controls.

The apes are equipped with helmets that have a siren that shows their state of alertness: blue shows that they are relaxed and unaware of the player characters' presence; yellow, alert; and red, fully alarmed, leading to an attempt to flee or become hostile. The color of an ape's shorts can also reveal their personality: yellow is normal, light blue represents timidity, and red represents aggression. Some apes have weapons that allow them to attack players, or they have binoculars that let them see players from a distance. A level must be cleared by a certain number of apes being captured; any extra apes can be captured by revisiting levels.

Players lose a life if they are damaged. Players' health can be restored by collecting cookies. Players can collect Specter Coins throughout the game by finding them in secret areas within each stage. Bonus mini-games can be unlocked by collecting enough Specter Coins.

Ape Escape ©️ PlayStation
Art©️ Sowells

Description
Ape Escape: Monkey Madness is a platform game developed and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. It is a collection of remastered versions of the first three Ape Escape games: Ape Escape 1 (1999), Ape Escape 2 (2002), and Ape Escape 3. (2005).

Like in the main series, players must travel through several different environments to advance through the game. The Stun Club, which can be used to stun foes, and the Time Net, which can be used to catch apes and bring them into the present day, are just two of the tools that players can use to hunt down and capture the apes that are scattered throughout the levels. As players advance through the game, more gadgets become available. Throughout the game, players are also in control of various vehicles, such as a rubber raft for crossing water and a water net for moving around underwater. The left stick is used to move players, while the right stick is used to control the different gadgets, in the game's controls.

The apes are equipped with helmets that have a siren that shows their state of alertness: blue shows that they are relaxed and unaware of the player characters' presence; yellow, alert; and red, fully alarmed, leading to an attempt to flee or become hostile. The color of an ape's shorts can also reveal their personality: yellow is normal, light blue represents timidity, and red represents aggression. Some apes have weapons that allow them to attack players, or they have binoculars that let them see players from a distance. A level must be cleared by a certain number of apes being captured; any extra apes can be captured by revisiting levels.

Players lose a life if they are damaged. Players' health can be restored by collecting cookies. Players can collect Specter Coins throughout the game by finding them in secret areas within each stage. Bonus mini-games can be unlocked by collecting enough Specter Coins.

Ape Escape ©️ PlayStation
Art©️ Sowells