Help A Pirate Monkey Find Treasure In Captain Coco: Treasure Island

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November 10, 2026

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Pirate monkeys, tropical islands and flying coconuts – Captain Coco: Treasure Island has a rather unusual recipe for a treasure hunt.

Now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Windows PC for £4.19 per version, this latest Afil Games puzzler challenges players to help Captain Coco crack open treasure chests across 30 handcrafted levels.

At A Glance

• Game: Captain Coco: Treasure Island
• Developer: Afil Games
• Publisher: Afil Games
• Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC (Three Versions)
• Price: £4.19 Per Version

Coconuts Are The Key To Treasure

As with so many Afil Games game, the idea is simple enough: push coconuts around each level until they reach the treasure chests. The catch is that they keep sliding until they hit a wall or another obstacle. When two coconuts collide, they transfer momentum, creating some interesting possibilities for solving the puzzles.

There are also fragile paths to contend with. These crack beneath Captain Coco’s feet before eventually collapsing, leaving holes that can send him back to the start. However, those gaps can also be useful, allowing players to block coconuts and redirect their movement.

Thirty Levels Of Tropical Puzzling

The 30 levels are spread across Jungle and Beach environments, with challenges gradually becoming more involved. What begins with a single coconut and treasure chest eventually introduces multiple coconuts, several targets and increasingly tricky combinations of obstacles.

Undo and Restart options are available when a plan goes wrong, letting players experiment with different approaches without too much frustration.

Captain Coco: Treasure Island keeps things simple, but its momentum-based mechanics and breakable paths offer a neat twist on the familiar puzzle formula. For £4.19 from the Xbox Store (three versions – Xbox Series X|S optimised, Xbox One, Windows PC), it’s a little tropical treasure hunt that should appeal to anyone who enjoys a good brain teaser.

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