Escape From Monkey Island Cheat Codes

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Game: Escape From Monkey Island
Console: Playstation 2

Cheat:

Murrayball mini-game

Go to the Palace Of Prostheses, use the filing system, and enter "Monkey-Pumpkin-Bunny" as a code to get the Ryan J. Danzwithwolves file. Look at the file, pause game play, then select the "Bonus stuff" option to access Murrayball.

Note: This must be done before looking for the No-Nosed Man.

Monkey Invaders mini-game

Successfully complete the entire Monkey Kombat table for each Monkey Stance.

Monkey Kombat moves

Hold R2 during Monkey Kombat to display the moves that can be used.

Hidden sequence

Successfully complete the game and wait until all the credits complete to see an epilogue sequence.

Monkey Kombat

To have a decent chance of defeating Jojo in Monkey Kombat, do at least four monkeys in the jungle. To make your range of moves bigger, try different combinations. Remember, if you lose to the monkeys in the jungle it doesn't matter. You will mostly get fouls for trying different combinations. Be patient.

Manufacturer: LucasArts Entertainment
Release Date: 15 April, 2002
ESRB Rating: Teen

Description:
LucasArts' Monkey Island adventure game series has been missed of late. It has been too long since we've visited the anachronistic Tri-Island area in a Monkey game stuffed with vivid characters, zany plot twists, and liberal use of awful and awfully funny puns. Thank goodness that the clumsy, bumbling, and utterly charming pirate hero Guybrush Threepwood returns in Escape from Monkey Island. Luckily for him so does his bride, Elaine Marley Threepwood; unluckily, it looks like the stubborn ghost pirate LeChuck may be back as well. Or is he? We'd tell you but that would give away too much of the vibrant and hilarious story line.

This is adventure gaming at its very best: sharp graphics, excellent voice acting and writing, and solid puzzles throughout. LucasArts even included a walk-through that'll get any new players into the right mindset to solve the bizarre, convoluted, and convulsively funny pun-ridden puzzles in the game. But players who rely on it are missing out. Sometimes it's much funnier to do things the wrong way, because the sharp-minded developers probably already thought of it and are ready to reward you with a humorous comment or action. Completely hilarious, drop-dead gorgeous, and always innovative LucasArts proves once and for all there is ample life left in the adventure genre. --Andrew S. Bub

Pros:

Excellent voice acting and writing
Very funny
Challenging for players of all skill levels

Cons:

The controls could be a little more streamlined