Can interact
Blind Monkey
Touches the bomb and enters the final action, but relies on spoken instructions for everything visible.
- Can touch and operate modules
- Cannot see the bomb panel
- Can hear teammates
- Uses agreed gestures for confirmation
Before the timer
Role Quick Reference
Compare what each player can see, hear, say, and touch, then choose a clean handoff before the first module starts.
Three-player relayOne final caller
Match the role to the information it can access.
Role cards
Select a role to focus the comparison
Can observe
Deaf Monkey
Sees the bomb and environment, then describes visual clues to the team without relying on audio callouts.
- Can see modules and indicators
- Cannot hear voice chat
- Can speak or type observations
- Reads written instructions when needed
Has the rules
Mute Monkey
Keeps the solving reference and translates observations into a precise action for the other players.
- Can see the bomb and the manual
- Cannot speak the answer aloud
- Can hear teammates
- Writes or gestures the final instruction
Side-by-side comparison
Who can do what?
| Capability | Blind | Deaf | Mute |
|---|---|---|---|
| Touch the bomb | Yes | No | No |
| See modules | No | Yes | Yes |
| Hear voice callouts | Yes | No | Yes |
| Speak the answer | No | Yes | No |
| Keep the solving reference | No | No | Yes |
Safe handoff: the observer reports the complete visible state, the reference holder translates it into one action, and the operator repeats that action before submitting. If any role misses a clue, stop and reread the current panel.
Use this with Team Setup
Save player names and agreed stop/confirm signals in the Team Setup tool before you invite the third player.
Need a module rule?
Once the roles are assigned, open the Module Solver or the relevant puzzle guide.