I used to be blonde, small, racist, hated women. I played this game, and then everything changed. (spoilers ahead) The game starts in the small world of Ook, a world inhabitated by intelligent apes. You take control of a boy named Gleen. You have lived a sheltered life as a little capuchin fella, and now you roam the wilds in search of gold and glory. Father dies, and you are forced to become green and rule Ook. At this point, the game switches from 1st person foraging sim to more of a city management tycoon game. You have to play as the king and control your own little nation. Protip, invest all your banana into the training facilities, if there is one lesson I learned in my days, in my years, it's that a well trained army can outweigh an inflated economy. Literally every banana, straight into the training facility. Your nation will be undefeated.

Lightsaber.

edit: okay I've actually played it now, it was pretty good. As an RPG it bothers me how forced some play styles are over others, and it often feels like a choose your own adventure book rather than a living breathing world. Not bad, but not amazing.

I used to be blonde, small, racist, hated women. I played this game, and then everything changed. (spoilers ahead) The game starts in the small world of Ook, a world inhabitated by intelligent apes. You take control of a boy named Gleen. You have lived a sheltered life as a little capuchin fella, and now you roam the wilds in search of gold and glory. Father dies, and you are forced to become green and rule Ook. At this point, the game switches from 1st person foraging sim to more of a city management tycoon game. You have to play as the king and control your own little nation. Protip, invest all your banana into the training facilities, if there is one lesson I learned in my days, in my years, it's that a well trained army can outweigh an inflated economy. Literally every banana, straight into the training facility. Your nation will be undefeated. Lightsaber. edit: okay I've actually played it now, it was pretty good. As an RPG it bothers me how forced some play styles are over others, and it often feels like a choose your own adventure book rather than a living breathing world. Not bad, but not amazing.