Cool Math Monkey Swing (2024)

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What level does Swing Monkey end? ›

While Swing Monkey is a pretty unique physics game, there are a few games that have a similar feel to it once you finish up all 100 levels of Swing Monkey.

Swing Monkey is a one-button monkey swinging game to reach the finish line successfully. This game is inspired by Stickman Hook.

Monkeys: Much like humans, monkeys have extremely flexible shoulder joints that allow the arm to rotate in a full circle, giving their arms great range of motion. These flexible shoulder joints allow for monkeys to swing and climb, hand over hand, very quickly as a way of transportation.

We've seen a crazy rumor flying around that Coolmath Games is shutting down, but don't worry: There's no truth to it. The concern seemed to be about Flash games, because Flash has no longer been supported since the end of 2020. However, we've been totally focused on HTML5 games for years now.

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Shutdown hoax

However, Cool Math Games confirmed that it would not be shutting down and was focusing on getting new HTML5 games and converting old Flash games to HTML5 after Adobe Flash reached its end-of-life in 2020.

A children's game (Ages 4 - 10) in which players swing through the vines (on the gameboard) collecting banana cards. The player with the most bananas at the end wins. Different spaces have various effects on the players, including the banana peel spaces which drop your monkey all the way down to the bottom of the tree.

Tarzan Swing activity requires the participant to use the tyres to walk across from one end to another, all the while using the rope through which each hangs, for balance and grip.

What is the monkey game called? ›

Keep Away, also called Monkey in the Middle, Piggy in the Middle, Pickle in a Dish, or Pickle in the Middle, or Monkey, is a children's game in which two or more players must pass a ball to one another, while another player (in the middle) attempts to intercept it.

Orangutans, spider monkeys, and chimpanzees can brachiate, but gibbons do it most often. Long arms and fingers, and mobile shoulder joints, help them move easily from branch to branch. It's a quick, coordinated, and graceful movement.

Monkeys must constantly move through rainforest canopies to find food, shelter, or relief from predators. The swinging motion makes it easy to get through this dense ecosystem without wasting energy or descending to the forest floor.

The story takes place over 100 levels split between ten worlds with animated cutscenes that play in between each. The player is given an infinite number of lives and can complete each world's ten stages in any order.

Level 12: Throw a coconut right to have it land on the spikes on the right side. Jump across then fall down onto that first coconut.

In Normal Mode, you use the controller to tilt the stage and approach the goal. Going into the goal will transport you to a later stage (exact stage depends on goal color and the level). Don't let the monkey fall off the field or let the time run out. If you do so, you will lose a life.