Ape Escape: Escape The Playhouse!
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Complete, First published Mar 08, 2021
Plot: The game follows the adventures of Ken and Lila, two young friends who love to play video games. One day, they receive a mysterious invitation to visit a new playhouse that promises to be the ultimate gaming experience. However, when they arrive, they discover that the playhouse is actually a trap set by Specter, the evil leader of the monkeys who has escaped from the zoo and stolen a helmet that enhances his intelligence. Specter has also kidnapped the Professor and Natalie, the creators of the original Ape Escape games, and forced them to design a playhouse full of monkeys and challenges. Ken and Lila must use their skills and gadgets to explore the playhouse, catch the monkeys, rescue their friends, and stop Specter's plans.

Characters: Ken is a brave and energetic boy who loves action and adventure. He is always ready to face any challenge and enjoys using his gadgets to catch the monkeys. He wears a blue cap, a red jacket, jeans, and sneakers. He is voiced by Kumiko Higa in Japanese, Erica Schroeder in English, Alexandre Nguyen in French, Manuel Straube in German, and David Robles in Spanish.

Lila is an optimistic and cheerful girl who loves puzzles and art. She is very curious and likes to learn new things. She uses her gadgets to explore the playhouse and find clues. She wears a pink headband, a purple sweater, a skirt, and boots. She is voiced by Rie Kugimiya in Japanese, Xanthe Huynh in English, Marie Nonnenmacher in French, Shandra Schadt in German, and Ana Esther Alborg in Spanish.
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