Identical to CrazyGames
Same TinyDobbins game files. Every section, upgrade, and mechanic is exactly the same as the CrazyGames version.
Works When CrazyGames Is Blocked
CrazyGames.com is in every school filter database. MonkeyMartHub is a dedicated fan site that most filters haven't flagged.
Faster Load, Fewer Interruptions
No pre-roll video ads before the game starts. Click play, game loads, you're in — that's it.
Guides on the Same Site
Full upgrade guide, walkthrough, tips, and helper monkey guide — all here, no need to open another tab.
What Is Monkey Mart on CrazyGames?
CrazyGames is one of the biggest browser gaming platforms in the world, hosting thousands of free games across every genre. Monkey Mart was one of its most popular titles — a charming idle supermarket game by TinyDobbins that attracted millions of plays from students and casual gamers worldwide.
On CrazyGames, Monkey Mart is free to play and requires no account. The game is identical to what you'll find here — same developer, same game files, same progression from a single banana section to a fully automated supermarket. CrazyGames simply hosts it on their platform alongside their other titles, with their own ad system and interface around it.
The reason players search for "Monkey Mart CrazyGames" and end up here is almost always the same: CrazyGames is blocked at school. This page exists to solve that problem — same game, different URL, works on school networks.
CrazyGames vs. MonkeyMartHub — What's Different?
The game itself is identical on both platforms. What differs is everything around it.
Ads: CrazyGames shows video ads before games load and sometimes displays banner ads during gameplay. MonkeyMartHub uses a click-to-load system — you click the play button, the game loads directly, no pre-roll ads. The game experience is cleaner.
School access: CrazyGames.com is blocked on virtually every school network because it's one of the most well-known gaming platforms on the internet. It's in every major content filter database. MonkeyMartHub is a dedicated fan site that most school filters haven't catalogued, which means it works on school networks where CrazyGames doesn't.
Guides and resources: CrazyGames hosts the game but doesn't provide game-specific guides. MonkeyMartHub has a full library of Monkey Mart content — upgrade guides, walkthroughs, helper monkey breakdowns, tips, and more — all on the same site. You don't need to open a separate tab to look something up.
Save data: Both platforms save progress in your browser's local storage. Your CrazyGames save won't transfer here, and vice versa — saves are tied to the specific domain. If you switch platforms, you start a new game.
About CrazyGames as a Platform
CrazyGames was founded in 2013 and has grown into one of the top browser gaming destinations globally, with over 30 million monthly active users. It focuses exclusively on HTML5 games — no Flash, no downloads — which made it one of the first major platforms to survive the end of Flash in 2020.
The platform is known for discovering and promoting indie browser games early. Monkey Mart was one of many games that found its audience largely through CrazyGames and Poki before spreading to other platforms. TinyDobbins, the developer, benefited enormously from the exposure those platforms provided.
CrazyGames is a legitimate, well-run platform. The reason it gets blocked at school isn't because of anything inappropriate — it's simply because it's a gaming site, and school filters block gaming sites categorically. The game itself is completely appropriate for all ages.
How to Play Monkey Mart
If you're new to Monkey Mart, here's the quick version of how it works. You control a monkey who runs a supermarket. You start with a single banana section — walk to the banana crop, harvest bananas, carry them to the shelf, and serve customers at the checkout. As you earn coins, you unlock new product sections and hire helper monkeys to automate each one.
The game's arc is a satisfying progression from doing everything manually to watching a fully automated store run itself. The key insight is that helper monkeys are always the highest-priority upgrade — buy your first one as soon as possible and assign it to the banana section. Everything else follows from there.
For a complete breakdown of what to buy and when, see the Monkey Mart Upgrade Guide. For a stage-by-stage walkthrough of the entire game, see the Monkey Mart Walkthrough.
Controls
- Desktop: WASD or arrow keys to move your monkey around the store.
- Mobile / Chromebook touch: On-screen joystick in the bottom-left corner.
- Harvesting: Walk over the crop area — your monkey picks up items automatically on contact.
- Stocking shelves: Walk to the shelf with items in hand — stocking happens automatically.
- Checkout: Walk to the checkout counter when customers are queuing.
- Upgrades: Tap the upgrade/shop button to open the purchase menu.