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Ape Escape

Overdue · 150%+ of the usual gap
Well overdue. Half a cycle or more past the usual gap between releases.

Sony · 1999–2010 · 12 Entries

Cadence1.25 yrs
Last entry16 yrs
ExpectedOverdue 15 yrs
SentimentIGDB user ratings, oldest to newest
77 (1999) → 60 (2005)
Average 68 across 5 entries
  1. PlayStation Move Ape Escape

    PlayStation Move Ape Escape

    Latest entry|Released Dec 09, 2010|Very late

    Since last release: 2 yrs 10 mos
    Previous: Ape Quest
    Typical release: Sep 2008
    Usual gap then: 7 mos
    2 yrs 3 mos late

    Since this release: 15 yrs 11 mos

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  2. Ape Quest

    Ape Quest

    Released Feb 10, 2008|A little early

    Since last release: 7 mos
    Previous: Saru Getchu Saru Saru Daisakusen
    Typical release: Feb 2008
    Usual gap then: 7 mos
    1 month early

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  3. Saru Getchu Saru Saru Daisakusen

    Saru Getchu Saru Saru Daisakusen

    Released Jul 26, 2007|A little late

    Since last release: 8 mos
    Previous: Saru Get You: Pipo Saru Racer
    Typical release: Jul 2007
    Usual gap then: 7 mos
    1 month late

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  4. Saru Get You: Pipo Saru Racer

    Saru Get You: Pipo Saru Racer

    Released Dec 07, 2006|A little early

    Since last release: 5 mos
    Previous: Ape Escape: Million Monkeys
    Typical release: Mar 2007
    Usual gap then: 8 mos
    3 months early

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  5. Ape Escape: Million Monkeys

    Ape Escape: Million Monkeys

    Released Jul 13, 2006|A little early

    Since last release: 7 mos
    Previous: Ape Academy 2
    Typical release: Aug 2006
    Usual gap then: 8 mos
    1 month early

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  6. Ape Academy 2

    Ape Academy 2

    Released Dec 15, 2005|Early

    Since last release: 5 mos
    Previous: Ape Escape 3
    Typical release: May 2006
    Usual gap then: 10 mos
    5 months early

    IGDB user rating 60View ↗

  7. Ape Escape 3

    Ape Escape 3

    Released Jul 14, 2005|Early

    Since last release: 6 mos
    Previous: Ape Escape Academy
    Typical release: Dec 2005
    Usual gap then: 1 yr
    5 months early

    IGDB user rating 79View ↗

  8. Ape Escape Academy

    Ape Escape Academy

    Released Dec 30, 2004|Early

    Since last release: 5 mos
    Previous: EyeToy: Monkey Mania
    Typical release: Dec 2005
    Usual gap then: 1.25 yrs
    11 months early

    IGDB user rating 44View ↗

  9. EyeToy: Monkey Mania

    EyeToy: Monkey Mania

    Released Aug 05, 2004|Very early

    Since last release: 1 mo
    Previous: Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed
    Typical release: Nov 2006
    Usual gap then: 2.5 yrs
    2 yrs 4 mos early

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  10. Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed

    Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed

    Released Jul 01, 2004

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  11. Ape Escape 2

    Ape Escape 2

    Released Jul 18, 2002

    IGDB user rating 82View ↗

  12. Ape Escape

    Ape Escape

    First entry|Released Jun 22, 1999

    IGDB user rating 77View ↗

Ape Escape

1999 — 2010

  • Ape Escape
  • Ape Escape 2
  • Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed
  • EyeToy: Monkey Mania
  • Ape Escape Academy
  • Ape Escape 3
  • Ape Academy 2
  • Ape Escape: Million Monkeys
  • Saru Get You: Pipo Saru Racer
  • Saru Getchu Saru Saru Daisakusen
  • Ape Quest
  • PlayStation Move Ape Escape
12 Entries

Ape Escape FAQ

When is the next Ape Escape game coming out?
The next Ape Escape game is overdue. The series usually takes about 1.25 years between mainline entries, so by its usual rhythm the next one was expected around March 2012. It's been about 16 years since PlayStation Move Ape Escape (Dec 09, 2010).
How long is the usual gap between Ape Escape games?
Lately, mainline Ape Escape games arrive about every 1.25 years. That's an average of the gaps between all 12 entries since 1999, with the most recent gaps counting most.
What is the latest Ape Escape game?
The most recent mainline Ape Escape game is PlayStation Move Ape Escape, released Dec 09, 2010.
How many mainline Ape Escape games are there?
There are 12 mainline Ape Escape games, from Ape Escape (1999) to PlayStation Move Ape Escape (2010).

Predictions follow the series' own release rhythm. How we track