One extremely serious domain name, five wildly different ideas of what to do with it. Click into each mockup, kick the tires on your phone, and pick a favorite — or a favorite Frankenstein of parts.
A deadpan "government research office" catalogues the star-marmoset in official documents, field logs, and one partially redacted note. Nature documentary meets declassified file.
A 1950s B-movie poster come to life: starbursts, screaming taglines, a saucer beaming up bananas, and tickets for a quarter. Loud, tilted, and proud of it.
A bright, friendly kids' world introducing five astronaut monkeys (and one tag-along star), with a bedtime origin story and a tap-the-stars mini game.
Monkey-as-a-Service, played completely straight: fake dashboard, glowing testimonials, a pricing table, and an FAQ that raises more questions than it answers.
A lost 1986 arcade game that never existed — now fully playable. Slingshot bananas into the mouths of hungry space monkeys, defend your banana pile, and survive 11 levels to face BANANAS PRIME.
The satire got out of hand: it's a real game now. Space monkeys arrive on the actual lunar cycle — collect them, feed them, trade them for Bananas. Accounts, moon math, an economy, the works. Live now at monkeysfrom.space.