Welcome to the universe
One universe. Two games. Zero ads.
Ten apes, nine kinds of banana, five worlds of destructible rooftops, and a wind that never stops shifting. Flatten the skyline in the artillery game — or sprint across it while the shells keep falling.
Both drawn entirely in code, both scored entirely by synthesizer, both built on the same physics — so what you learn in one you already know in the other.
The artillery game · landscape · turn-based
The classic rooftop duel, reborn. Slingshot explosive bananas over fully destructible cities in a 50-level campaign, quick matches against an AI that really aims, and pass-and-play couch duels.
The runner · portrait · one thumb
The game you play on the bus. Tap to jump, hold for a bigger one — that's the whole control scheme. The wind pushes you around in the air, and the artillery match raging off-screen keeps blowing craters in the rooftops ahead.
The universe is the point. Same cast, same rules of physics, same promises.
Kong Jr. and nine rivals, each with one passive that bends the rules a little without breaking fairness. Chimpy throws harder in one game and jumps higher in the other.
Classic, Split, Bomb, Homing, Frozen, Boomerang, Toxic, Barrage, Golden. Ammo in the artillery game; power-ups you run into in the runner.
The same gauge, the same push. It bends every throw, and it bends every jump — but only while you're in the air.
Every building is a grid of blocks. Blast a crater and unsupported chunks tumble — whether a rival's banana did it or the war above did.
Not a single image file. Every ape, banana, building, and cloud is drawn procedurally at launch, and every sound is synthesized. Tiny download, crisp on any screen.
No ads, no energy timers, no tracking, no servers. Everything that matters can be earned by playing. In both games, forever.
Fight across them in the campaign. Run through them by distance in Banana Dash.
Where it all began
Watch the wind in the rain
Cold air, long throws
Don't look down
Low gravity. No ground. No mercy.
Same names, same faces, same colors in both games. Unlock them once you've earned them — then take them anywhere.
Not a banner, not a video, not a "watch this to continue." In either game.
Play as long as you want. It's your phone.
Everything that matters can be earned by playing. Purchases are shortcuts and style, never power you can't get for free.
No accounts, no servers, no analytics. Your saves live on your phone, full stop.