Monkey Quest vs UNO!
Monkey Quest
Monkey Quest is a child-friendly MMORPG/ virtual world game set in the beautiful, isometric (platformer-like) world of Ook. Play as an adorable monkey, which you can customize as you wish, and set off on an RPG-like adventure where you'll complete quests given by other monkeys you meet along the way. The monkey you play as will also need a class, and you can choose from being a Pirate to a Wizard to a Ninja or even to a Viking.Being part of an MMORPG, you'll also get to play with your friends and journey together in a group, battling enemies along the way. As you level up, you'll also gain more powerful and cool-looking skills to help you defeat tougher foes. You can even buy a pet who will help you during combat. For the explorers at heart, there are plenty of locations for you to explore as well.
However, the best thing about this game is that it is designed with a younger audience in mind, and thus, the game has plenty of restrictions in place to help safeguard these younger players from potential cyber harm. This also allows parents to turn this game into a fun family-bonding activity.
That said, Monkey Quest has been shut down quite some time ago and if you're interested to find another game that both you and your kids will be able to enjoy, you might want to take a look at our list of alternative games.
UNO!
UNO! is the mobile version of UNO but this time it's repackaged with several exciting new game modes and more social features, including a Spectating option which allows you to watch others play and to share your own game with others. In terms of the actual gameplay, UNO stays true to its core, giving players the same feeling of excitement and fun similar to when they are playing the original card game.However, the app version imposes a time limit on each match, allowing only a maximum of 3 minutes per match. If there’s still no winner once the time is up, then the game will calculate the value of all the remaining cards and the team or individual with the lowest number will win. But of course, the reward for winning outright versus winning because you have the lowest number isn’t the same – you’ll get more coins by winning outright.
So, to sum it all up, the game that had “caused massive family squabbles” and “feuds between friends” is back on your mobile devices! UNO doesn’t only offer the good old gameplay that you know and love, there are plenty of other game modes that you can enjoy, whether it is a team-based 2v2 game or a Go Wild match that can get brutal fairly quickly. If you’ve always loved a game of UNO, this app only makes the classic card game a lot more mobile and a lot more entertaining for you! Give it a try!