Do Not Feed the Monkeys Cheats For PC

1. Steam Achievements

   This title has a total of 33 Steam Achievements. Meet the specified conditions, where applicable, to receive the Achievement.

   Achievement
   Monkeys with a passion for natural selection and the struggle between the species.	Allocebus darwiniana
   They hate moving around the jungle on foot.	Aotus chauffeurii
   They go crazy over the most extreme emotions on the boob tube.	Aotus televisibus
   Methodical and obsessive: they don't stop until their pencil is worn down to a stub.	Ateles pencilianus
   The only primates capable of laying eggs.	Callimico oviparus
   These monkey put the happiness of their offspring before anything else.	Cebus smilenis
   They love sports and cleanliness. And, above all, they hate confined spaces.	Colobus corsarii
   Now you see 'em, now you don't: these are the fastest monkeys in the jungle.	Colobus express
   Generous by nature, they don't let any member of their group go hungry.	Galago cholesterolus
   The most obedient and helpful monkeys: ALWAYS at the service of their keeper.	Gorilla clubensis major
   Very obedient and very helpful primates.	Gorilla clubensis medus
   Obedient and helpful primates.	Gorilla clubensis minor
   They like money almost as much as piggybanks do.	Hapalemur dolarii
   The most faithful, loyal and discreet primates.	Hylobates silensis
   Apes with unimpeachable morality. ABSOLUTELY unimpeachable.	Lemur wylonii major
   Good, caring, empathetic... These primates are morally acceptable.	Lemur wylonii medus
   Never trust them: they are the most immoral of all monkeys.	Lemur wylonii vulgaris
   The most creative and talented, although with a certain tendency towards scatology.	Lepilemur poopoo
   They belong to the Club's second level: "Amateur Zoologist."	Macaco amateurensis
   They have reached the Club's highest level: "The Cage of the Great Primate."	Macaco doctoriensis
   They belong to the Club's third level: "Master in Primatology".	Macaco masteriensis
   Their appetite knows no limits. It's a good idea to keep a mop near them.	Mandrillus barfii
   Compulsive collectors. They hold on to everything, absolutely EVERYTHING.	Mandrillus collector major
   Experienced collectors. They have a hard time letting go of anything.	Mandrillus collector medus
   Amateur collectors. They always hold on to something as a souvenir.	Mandrillus collector minor
   They transform themselves, howl and change their fur with great ease.	Mandrillus lupus
   They look past appearances: these monkeys look for inner beauty .	Microcebus nudensis
   Their natural habitats include outer space, dreams and rainy cities.	Papio stellaris
   They are crazy about spotlights, flashes and teen-ape actresses.	Petterus supermegafan
   They may communicate in a strange manner, but these apes can be very loving and passionate.	Pongo lostintranslansis
   They organize themselves around charismatic and slightly genocidal alpha males.	Prebytis freedonius
   Half ape, half mole: these primates cannot keep their mouths shut.	Propithecus molli
   Big fans of maxing out their credit cards without leaving the tree.	Tarsius amazonius

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2. GOG Achievements

   Achievement
   Monkeys with a passion for natural selection and the struggle between the species.	Allocebus darwiniana
   They hate moving around the jungle on foot.	Aotus chauffeurii
   They go crazy over the most extreme emotions on the boob tube.	Aotus televisibus
   Methodical and obsessive: they don't stop until their pencil is worn down to a stub.	Ateles pencilianus
   The only primates capable of laying eggs.	Callimico oviparus
   These monkey put the happiness of their offspring before anything else.	Cebus smilenis
   They love sports and cleanliness. And, above all, they hate confined spaces.	Colobus corsarii
   Now you see 'em, now you don't: these are the fastest monkeys in the jungle.	Colobus express
   Generous by nature, they don't let any member of their group go hungry.	Galago cholesterolus
   The most obedient and helpful monkeys: ALWAYS at the service of their keeper.	Gorilla clubensis major
   Very obedient and very helpful primates.	Gorilla clubensis medus
   Obedient and helpful primates.	Gorilla clubensis minor
   They like money almost as much as piggybanks do.	Hapalemur dolarii
   The most faithful, loyal and discreet primates.	Hylobates silensis
   Apes with unimpeachable morality. ABSOLUTELY unimpeachable.	Lemur wylonii major
   Good, caring, empathetic... These primates are morally acceptable.	Lemur wylonii medus
   Never trust them: they are the most immoral of all monkeys.	Lemur wylonii vulgaris
   The most creative and talented, although with a certain tendency towards scatology.	Lepilemur poopoo
   They belong to the Club's second level: ''Amateur Zoologist.''	Macaco amateurensis
   They have reached the Club's highest level: ''The Cage of the Great Primate.''	Macaco doctoriensis
   They belong to the Club's third level: ''Master in Primatology''.	Macaco masteriensis
   Their appetite knows no limits. It's a good idea to keep a mop near them.	Mandrillus barfii
   Compulsive collectors. They hold on to everything, absolutely EVERYTHING.	Mandrillus collector major
   Experienced collectors. They have a hard time letting go of anything.	Mandrillus collector medus
   Amateur collectors. They always hold on to something as a souvenir.	Mandrillus collector minor
   They transform themselves, howl and change their fur with great ease.	Mandrillus lupus
   They look past appearances: these monkeys look for inner beauty .	Microcebus nudensis
   Their natural habitats include outer space, dreams and rainy cities.	Papio stellaris
   They are crazy about spotlights, flashes and teen-ape actresses.	Petterus supermegafan
   They may communicate in a strange manner, but these apes can be very loving and passionate.	Pongo lostintranslansis
   They organize themselves around charismatic and slightly genocidal alpha males.	Prebytis freedonius
   Half ape, half mole: these primates cannot keep their mouths shut.	Propithecus molli
   Big fans of maxing out their credit cards without leaving the tree.	Tarsius amazonius

   Contributed by: Anonymous