Banana Co.

First horror game, got bored with shooting games. Used to be a pro in fortnite but recently started playing small indie games. Banana Co. is simple yet fun and gets your heart beating. Possibly better than prime fortnite. Highly recommend.

I really like this little game. Its got old school indie horror elements and the sound design is amazing. There was many times where I was scared not by the monster but by the sounds and suspense that they did. My only real complaint is the number of levels. There are 20 levels and the monsters speed ramps up over time, starting from slower then your walk cycle to possibly speeder then your run. The only problem is, because the map is so big and you have to collect so many bananas, the novelty wears off by about lvl 4-5. I'd recommend dropping the level count to like 5-10 and/or reduce the number of bananas you need to collect overall. That way the monster stays a threat and the novelty of the game doesn't wear out quickly. Outside of that, I loved this little game, It just needs to be shorter to keep the experience alive. Its too long in its current form and I suspect most people to stop by about LVL 5-8 because of how long it takes to collect bananas to progress.

In the unsettling setting of a banana production office, "Banana Co." requires you to navigate a difficult and dangerous route in order to successfully collect ten bananas in total. The gameplay mechanics are exciting and tactical at the same time. The tension increases as you make your way through the dimly illuminated office spaces, collecting each banana in turn. Every movement you take is infused with an adrenaline rush as you remain on edge due to the Banana Monster's impending menace. A sanity bar raises the stakes by requiring players to manage their character's mental health in addition to gathering bananas, adding another level of complexity. It's a masterful addition that makes the experience even more immersive.

"Banana Co." is set in the eerie confines of a banana production office, in which you have to traverse the daunting and perilous map to successfully obtain a total of 10 bananas. The game play mechanics are both thrilling and strategic. As you navigate the dimly lit office spaces, the tension mounts with each banana you collect. The looming threat of the Banana Monster keeps you on edge, adding an adrenaline rush to every step you take. The addition of a sanity bar adds an extra layer of intensity, forcing players to balance their time between collecting bananas and managing their character's mental state. It's a brilliant touch that heightens the immersive experience. The design of the map is ingenious, offering a labyrinthine office space filled with hiding spots, corridors, and unexpected twists that keep you guessing. The use of darkness as a mechanic to disorient the player adds an immersive challenge, urging you to strategize your movements and use the flashlight wisely. And the scattered batteries for the flashlight bring an element of resource management, adding another layer of complexity to the game play. Visually, "Banana Co." is nothing exceptional, but with its eeri…

i love this game i love bananas this game is love

bad don't buy