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Turmac Roll Guide by elfdragoniii

First off, ALWAYS PLAY AT THE HARDEST LEVEL. I find this applies to all games, as it means your points are usually increased, and there is no problem if you do choose to change level later. If you start easy, then try to change to hard, you may have trouble adjusting. In Turmac Roll, the differences between the levels are the combination of obstacles rather than anything else, and this is easily dealt with:
PRACTICE.

However tedious this sounds, it neednt be. If you do your three games of Turmac Roll per day, then that would be enough, as very quickly youll start to notice the patterns the obstacles come in. The start, for example, is always the same, so work out the best way to get all the berries. Other patterns go in seemingly random cycles, but since you know what is coming, to a limited degree, itll soon be easy to get 700NP+ per play.

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Meerca Chase II by knd1994123

Yes, Meerca Chase II! Not one, but TWO. It is sure to be an astounding hit for all of Neopia’s gamers to enjoy. From the old classic mode to the new, ultra-challenging maze mode, this is a truly astounding game for Neopia to master and explore. You will find countless thrills, excitement, and even be able to stuff your pocket with a bagful of neopoints on the way. Are you ready to learn more about this cool new game now? Read on!

Overview:

In Meerca Chase II, you play a Meerca who has to collect neggs. On the way, you earn neopoints for each Negg you collect. There are many, many different Neggs to collect from a lowly Happiness Negg to the ultra-rare Fish Negg. Be ready think fast, for you can’t run into the walls OR the red neggs! Do you have what it takes to grab the high score? Read on!

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Meepit vs. Feepit Guide by Machoazza

Basics:

z = punch
x = Kick
c = Block
Arrow keys to move

Advanced Controls:

z, x, z, x = Roll Attack
x, z, x, z = Torpedo Attack

This game is quite easy to master once you understand these controls. It is easy to get 3,000 neopoints a day by playing this game.

Stage 1 : Blue Meepit
Stage 2 : Dung Meepit
Stage 3 : Faere Meepit
Stage 4 : Tyrannian
Stage 5 : Fire Meepit

The game is quite simple. If you constantly use the combo moves, not only will the guy you are fighting be unable to block it but you get a fair few points too. To get more points you have to win the first two rounds of the stage. Then in round three keep using the combo moves but, leave it on some health. Lose to the guy in this round. In the fourth round do the same, but on the last best him. This will get you loads of points. Do this on each level and you should get 1,000 np per game easly. I go the rank “Grand Master” on my second go at this game, therefore is a great way to get 3,000 NP a day! – Machoazza

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Sutek’s Tomb Guide by Ms. C

GAME PLAY OVERVIEW:

If you’ve ever played Bejeweled, you will know how this game works. You must interchange two pieces on the board that are adjacent to create a vertical or horizontal line of at least 3 identical symbols. Once these lines are made, they disappear, and more pieces fall from above.

It is possible to start chain reactions from that one move! The first combo is 1X, the second combo is 2X, the third combo is 3X, and so on. (It is a linear multiplier.)

GAME PIECES (symbols)

(Color pieces)
Magenta Gem
Dark Orange Sunburst
Light Orange Geb (pyramid)
Yellow Pillar
Yogreen Palm Tree
Blue Anubis Head
Black Ccarab
(Non-color pieces)
Red Bomb
Wild Card: Lucky Coin

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Maths Nightmare Guide by wolfsbane101

If you’ve been playing Neopets for quite some time now, you should be familiar with the game Alien Invasion, which was removed only to return as Math’s Nightmare. If you are a new player, or just haven’t tried out the game, then you’ll first need to know what this game is all about. Math’s Nightmare is, as the title proclaims, a math game. The object of the game is to keep the Babaas jumping over the fence by solving each math problem. There are four types of problems to choose from: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, as well as a fifth choice that gives you random problems.

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