Or don’t. Monkey Business is a stacking game with gee, monkeys. There are multiple variations, but the main principle is stack monkeys, only a certain quantity are allowed to touch the table, and best out of three is the general implication for most of the games. You can do best out of one if you are in a rush or if it best suits the scenario in another means.
I like that this is a visual game. Instead of the theoretical stacking, you get to actually physically place the monkey there, which is good for people who have trouble visualizing without a diagram or some-such.
The downside to it being a visual game is that when you are placing the monkeys, you have to have a very steady hand so as to not knock anything down. The table or board must be very solidly placed, and not wobbly, and you should not play with a tablecloth (the wrinkles make it hard to place pieces flat).
Another reason I like Monkey Business is it builds creativity. There are multiple types of monkey (the position the monkey is standing in), so you can’t just stack them. Some things you can do include balancing them on their backs and hanging them by their tail off another monkey. It takes a lot of creativity, cleverness, and a still hand to make this work.
