take a job
Five places in town are hiring. Ask the banana in charge, work a shift and keep the tips.
where Banana World begins: jobs, an arcade, letters and neighbours
Walk by tapping or with the arrow keys. Tap a door, sign or resident; the roads lead to the rest of Banana World.
the fine print, in cobbles
In 1999 I drew a little banana that never stopped dancing. Now it has a town, and this is it: the middle of Banana World, free in your browser, with no account and nothing to install.
Ten residents keep the shops round the square, each on a day of their own. The bananas with a name over their head are other players, here right now.
the loop
Five places in town are hiring. Ask the banana in charge, work a shift and keep the tips.
Five cabinets in Spinner’s arcade. Beat your best score, and a good run wins something to wear.
One free spin a day at Twirl’s Wheel of Peel. Paid spins feed a pot that keeps on growing.
Write to other players at the blue mailbox outside Stamp’s post office. Their replies wait in it too.
Things for your homestead, on a shelf that changes every day. A tidier square fills it up.
Residents pin orders at Tally’s Exchange: eggs, fish, crops. Bring one in full and she pays well.
Walk up to a resident and tap. They keep their own days, and they remember how often you’ve met.
Shops shut, lamps go dark, tags go up. Everybody’s fixing shows, and a tidy town gets busier.
the rest is rumour
Nobody knows who the statue near the hall is. There’s no plaque on it.
A light comes on in the hall’s upper window in the evening. Nobody has met the Mayor.
A story starts at the fountain. Somebody there has been waiting a very long time.
Some nights the town isn’t itself. Stay out late and you’ll see.
The road north has a sign on it. It doesn’t go anywhere. Yet.
Nobody will tell you the rest. Finding it out is the game.
questions
the roads out