- June 2, 2022
- Jacob Weersing
Bass Monkey
Platforms
About
Bass Monkey is a musical album set to a cartoony, hack n' slash arcade game! Assemble your band (up to 4 players) and play as a bass swingin' monkey or guitar swingin' panda! Collect bananas, smack away your fans, and top the (high score) charts before the album ends!









- Bass Monkey offers a fun and relaxing gaming experience, perfect for short sessions without the need for grinding.
- The game features catchy music and charming graphics, creating an immersive atmosphere that enhances gameplay.
- Playing as a monkey whacking hamsters provides a unique and humorous twist that adds to the overall enjoyment.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- Some players found the controls to be unresponsive or awkward, impacting the overall gameplay experience.
- The repetitive nature of certain levels and enemy encounters can lead to boredom over time.
music
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its catchy, chill, and enjoyable qualities, enhancing the overall experience and immersing players in the gameplay. Many reviewers noted that the soundtrack complements the fun and vibrant graphics, making it a standout feature that keeps players engaged. While some found the music occasionally repetitive, the overall consensus is that it significantly contributes to the game's appeal, making it a delightful experience for both solo and multiplayer sessions.
“The music is also phenomenal and trumps all other great compositions that I have ever had the pleasure of listening to.”
“Overall, Bass Monkey combines satisfying and deep combat with detailed and beautiful graphics, all supported by the outstanding music track that really places the player within this monkey kill hamster world.”
“The music was so good I couldn't wait to reach the next mic and see what the song was.”
“I relaxed for 5 minutes to this music long enough to realize that I was going to be okay.”
“I was a bit bored towards the end, but stuck around for the music.”
“The music was fairly catchy, though a few levels it got a little repetitive.”