Used for identity, description, stats, and the update record. The Roblox page and Games API are the only truly official channels for this game; the Biggest Banana Games community is the creator's own surface.
+1 Monkey Evolution Sources
Every fact on this site traces to a named, dated source. This page lists them, explains the hierarchy, and records which source types do not exist for this game.
How this site knows what it knows
+1 Monkey Evolution's developer has not published stat tables, evolution thresholds, world names, or patch notes, and no official Trello, Discord, or wiki is publicly linked. This site therefore documents what official and community sources do establish — the mechanic families, the update record, the codes status, and the creator's own numbers — with the source and checked date attached to every table. When sources conflict (as code trackers do), both sides are shown instead of averaged, and an unverifiable string or number is removed, not repeated.
The practical hierarchy: official Roblox data outranks everything; publisher trackers govern code status because they are the only sources that continuously watch codes; creator videos establish that something is possible (a world beaten, a completion) but never what something costs; and fan wikis are inputs to cross-checking, never citations of record. Site-wide checked date: October 3, 2026 — each source below carries its own date, and pages that change faster (codes, updates) state their own checked dates inline.
Named sources
The register
Every external source currently cited by any page on this site.
| Source | Type | Used for | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official Roblox game page | Official | Description, mechanic families, identity, availability | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox Games API (universe 10605939914) | Official | Created/updated timestamps, visits, favorites, playing, server size (October 3 and August 21 snapshots) | 2026-10-03 |
| Biggest Banana Games community page | Official | Creator identity | 2026-10-03 |
| GameRant — +1 Monkey Evolution codes | Publisher sites | Codes status (published September 10, 2026, Artur Novichenko) and Shop redemption path | 2026-10-03 |
| Lawod — +1 Monkey Evolution codes | Publisher sites | Codes status (last checked September 30, 2026), no-redemption-menu observation | 2026-10-03 |
| BasicBlox — 'Beating EVERY WORLD in +1 Monkey Evolution!' | Creators | Evidence that multiple worlds are completable (September 3, 2026) | 2026-10-03 |
| OTTER EXTENDED — full-completion playthrough | Creators | Evidence of the full world chain being beaten (September 5, 2026) | 2026-10-03 |
| plus1monkeyevolution.wiki (independent fan wiki) | Fan wikis | Community wiki landscape check | 2026-10-03 |
Type guide
What each source type may and may not establish
Including the source types this game simply does not have.
Used for code status. GameRant and Lawod are the two established trackers that cover this exact game; where they disagree with each other or with the official record, the codes page shows both claims.
Used for gameplay evidence — chiefly that the world chain is completable. Credited per video with its publish date; a video title alone is never treated as an official mechanic statement.
Used to map the community landscape. Independent fan-built tracker sites exist for this game; none is creator-endorsed, so they are cross-checked against official data rather than treated as authoritative.
Source types that do not exist for this game as of October 3, 2026: an official Trello, an official Discord, a Fandom wiki, official patch notes, and any official stat table (evolutions, pets, worlds, rebirth). When any of these appears, it will be added here at the top of the hierarchy.
The hierarchy in action
A worked example: the codes conflict
How the rules above resolved a real disagreement between sources.
In September 2026 the code trackers disagreed about this game. One tracker claimed six active strings on September 11; GameRant's page (September 10) and Lawod's check (September 30) both reported zero working codes; the official record named none. The hierarchy resolves this without averaging: the official channel governs (it names no codes), the two continuous watchers outrank a single dated claim, and a string no second source ever confirmed fails the checkable-source test entirely. The codes page documents the conflict with every side named and dated — and the six strings themselves stay off the site, because repeating an unverified string would make this page a rumor rather than a register.
Primary links
The official destinations
The two channels any claim about this game should be checked against first.
Corrections
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