Infinite Monkey Theorem
The infinite monkey theorem states that a monkey striking random keys on a typewriter for an infinite amount of time will almost surely produce any text at all, including every work William Shakespeare ever wrote. It's a classic thought experiment.
From One Monkey to Thousands
It all starts with one monkey and one typewriter. When lucky keystrokes fill up a manuscript, cash it in for more monkeys and more typewriters.
The more monkeys you have, the faster those manuscripts fill up.
Fill the once-quiet jungle with the clatter of keys, and finish Shakespeare's works one at a time.
Eat, Sleep, Work
Monkeys love to type, but a hungry monkey has to eat and a sleepy monkey has to sleep.
Feed them bananas, give them a cozy bed to rest in, or keep the coffee coming to squeeze out a little more work.
Build, Design, Decorate Your Way
Too many monkeys, not enough jungle.
Stack walls and floors and build upward!
Splash color across your buildings with the paint gun, and liven up your village with lights and rides.
It's your call: run a bleak typing factory, or build a happy, laid-back village.
Decorate every nook and cranny on your own, or team up with up to three other players to build a sprawling village together.
