Monkey Tales: The Abbey of Aviath

Release Date: November 7, 2011

Adventure, educational, for children, arcade elements, singleplayer

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The third game from the series of humorous adventures enriched with arcade and educational elements. This time, the teenage hero has to overcome a wicked gel that steals knowledge and wisdom from the world with the help of the player. The production of the Belgian Larian studio is a combination of fun and science, allowing young audiences to develop their mathematical skills.

Monkey Tales: Aviath Abbey is the third game in a five-part series created by the Belgian studio Larian. Developers have once again reached for a proven formula of adventure with arcade and educational elements.

Maintained in a humorous convention, the plot of the game depicts the adventures of a teenager who, with the help of the player, tries to find his way to the mysterious abbey and stop the wicked gel before it manages to steal all knowledge and wisdom from the world. The protagonist will face many challenges, in which he will have to show reflex, cunning and the ability to solve mathematical puzzles.

The ambition of the creators was to combine fun with learning. The game is maintained in the convention of adventure and skill game with action shown from the third person's perspective (TPP). In directing the main character's actions, the player has to avoid obstacles and traps on his own and solve logical puzzles.

The level of difficulty of the game was adjusted to the abilities of the audience aged 9-10 years. Mathematical puzzles are not particularly complicated, but they allow players to improve their ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide, as well as solve simple equations.

Like other productions from the series Tales Monkey, the game offers a three-dimensional graphic design, attracting attention mainly due to the intense colors and funny models of the characters. The gameplay is accompanied by a catchy background music.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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