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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I fail a surveillance objective if I only miss a single keyword match in the provided timeframe?

Yes, depending on the specific surveillance target's rules; a single missed keyword can lead to failure.

Does the game track how many times I've replayed a specific surveillance assignment?

No, the game doesn't track the number of times each assignment is replayed.

Is there a penalty for accidentally activating a program I didn't intend to use on a target?

Yes, unintended program activations can consume resources or trigger negative consequences depending on the program and target.

Do the monkeys ever become aware that they are being watched?

Yes, some targets may exhibit behaviors that indicate they suspect or are aware of being surveilled.

Can I continue to monitor a target after I've successfully completed its primary objective?

Yes, you can continue monitoring a target, but it may not provide new rewards or lead to further game progress.

Are the consequences of my actions in the game always immediately apparent?

No, consequences can sometimes unfold over time, requiring players to consider long-term effects of their choices.

Does the game offer any hints or tutorials for interpreting the information I gather on the monkeys?

The game provides basic tutorials, but relies heavily on the player's ability to analyze information and draw conclusions.

Is it possible to 'win' the game in a traditional sense, or is it more focused on the experience of the surveillance itself?

The game has multiple endings, but success is defined in relation to the surveillance experience rather than a clear 'win'.

Are all of the programs available to me from the start, or do I unlock them as I progress?

You unlock programs as you progress through the game, with access increasing over time.

How does the game handle overlapping surveillance objectives if I'm monitoring multiple targets simultaneously?

Overlapping objectives are common; players must manage their time and resources effectively across multiple surveillance feeds.