Tag: Game Guides

Snowball Fight Guide by Pendragon13

Fist thing’s first, read the instructions! But if you’re too lazy to click the button, here’s a quick summary:

1) Each game, you have 50 snowballs
2) To aim, put you mouse on or near the target, to throw a snowball simply click
3) Do not hit a faerie, you will loose 10 snowballs
4) If you hit Dieter the Polarchuck, you gain 10 snowballs

All of the pets earn you 10 points in the middle and 5 points slightly outside except the Meepit. This earns you double. (20 points, and 10 points.)

There are two ways of getting more snowballs. One of them was said above, hit the Polarchuck. Another is to type snowghettiandmeatball (when there is enough space). Each gets you 10 more snowballs.
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Meepit vs. Feepit Guide by unice66

Edited by Kym Huynh

This guide is a simple strategy I’ve devised to maximize points or just make your way through all five levels undefeated, whichever you feel like. I should warn you that you shouldn’t play this game just for the neopoints, as even the top scorers every month don’t have enough points to make 1000 NP per game according to the current ratio. However, by playing according to my strategy, you should get about 3000 points, which will give you the Grand Master title and the Meepit vs. Feepit avatar, if you care about that stuff. You can also use the strategy to defeat someone handily in 2-player mode.
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Stowaway Sting Guide by Lindsay

Stowaway Sting is very similar to the classic Deckswabber. Each level consists of an 8×8 grid of crates of three different heights, and the bare dock surface. Your goal is to change the tops all of the bare crates to the color designated in the lower left-hand corner of the screen. For the first three levels this is not a problem the crate changes blue once you step on it and stays that way. However, once you hit level four landing on a crate more than once toggles the color on and off, complicating things. You have 60 seconds to complete each level, or its game over.
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A+ Guide to Designing a NeoHome By angelic_lil_cutie303

When designing a neohome, you must know what you’re doing. You need big money to make a good, decent NeoHome. What I suggest you do is buy a lot on Mystery Island. The cheapest is Neopia *yawn* but its boooooring. Lost Desert-for me, outta the question. Too expensive for my likes, and though exotic, too HOT!!!! Terror Mountain-Not for me either, too many people can’t get a decent heating system. Haunted Woods-I guess, but when you consider that they have their own hotel Cockroach Towers, and its well… downright scary, best give it a miss. Tyrannia-not bad, just of you decide to go live there, be sure you can stand the stench of dung, and, well, I couldn’t. Faerieland-Discouragingly expensive, but it is a really good place to live, and really the only bad thing about it is the cost of living there. Again, I suggest Mystery Island. Its a good place, not really costly, and a good idea for any pet cause the temperature is not an issue, neither is the cost, or the furnishings or buildings of neighbors. I suggest you start by building a ring on the outside of the lot, a total of 14 squares. Use wood for 11 of the rooms, stone for a security room, and chocolate for the two rooms of the kitchen. Put your pet’s rooms in appropriate places, like I have a Uni, Peophin and Kacheek, My uni is going to have a tower to fly from, and my kacheek gets a garden, and I don’t know about my peophin yet. Well anyway, starting in the top left corner, and spiraling downward, number off the rooms 1 thru 20. Then put down those numbers in order straight down the left side of the floor plan and write what furnishings to add to your neohome rooms beside the numbers, each representing a room with the same number. But first write in the boxes on your floor plan, what each room will be. The total cost will be 5000 np for the wood, and about 600 for stone, 700 or so for chocolate, making the total cost of the NeoHome and rooms roughly 10,000 np. Then when you take into consideration the upgrades, there’s another 10,000 np, plus say 10,000 or so np into furniture and gardening supplies, thats 30,000 np on making your NeoHome. So don’t make a NeoHome unless you have 30,000 np TO SPARE. – angelic_lil_cutie303

It’s Just a Game by Karen

Neopoints just float in your dreams? Do you want to win more? Not very good at games? Selling stuff, just not cutting it anymore? Than why not a guide for more neopoints Now thats a great idea. I will not tell you how to play each game, preferably because my article would waste space considering the game guides all have pretty clear directions, but if you need help clarifying the directions neomail pep_o_mintcandy.

Action and Puzzles

Faerie Bubbles: simple game, on its page it will give you tips on which bubbles to match.
Send Score if:
Score: 300np * 3 times = 900np.

Meerca Chase II: all you have to do is make your meerca try and catch all the neggs EXCEPT the RED ones.
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