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Keep the store running, the customers happy, and the shelves stocked with everything.
Developer: Hihoy Games
Simulation
Kids
3D
- 4.7
- Score
I wasn't expecting to spend my afternoon running a grocery store staffed entirely by monkeys, but here we are - and it's kind of delightful. Mini Monkey Mart throws you into a banana-fueled economy where your job is to keep the store running, the customers happy, and the shelves stocked with everything from eggs to freshly baked bread. It's silly in all the right ways. The monkeys dash around carrying produce like their lives depend on it, and somehow that chaotic energy makes everything feel fast-paced without being stressful. You start small - just a few bananas and one very eager customer - but it doesn't take long before your store is buzzing with activity and you're juggling a dozen mini-tasks at once. Gameplay is simple but oddly addictive. You control your main monkey by dragging them around the store - walk near banana plants to harvest them, walk past the chickens to collect eggs, then place items on the appropriate counters so your monkey customers can shop. It's all automatic and movement-based, so there's no tapping or clicking involved - just keep moving. As you earn money from sales, you can unlock new products and farming areas: banana mash machines, flour production, milk stations, bread ovens, and more. Everything you unlock creates more for you to manage, but also more for your store to sell. And the best part? You can hire little helper monkeys along the way to take over the repetitive tasks, slowly turning your solo hustle into a full-on team effort. It's one of those games where the more hectic it gets, the more fun it becomes. What makes Mini Monkey Mart so enjoyable is how effortlessly it keeps you in the flow. You're always doing something, always upgrading, always moving toward the next silly item on the shelf. It's light, colorful, and never takes itself too seriously. There's no pressure to optimize or hit certain targets - it's just satisfying to see your monkey army keep the store running smoothly. The visual charm helps a lot too: the animations are goofy in the best way, and there's something endlessly funny about watching a chicken calmly lay an egg in the middle of a supermarket. If you're looking for a game that's equal parts relaxing and ridiculous, this one's absolutely worth checking out. Just don't be surprised if you log on for five minutes and end up playing for an hour.
