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The game is pretty simple actually, all you need is good hand and eye coordination.
The game of complete chance where to me, it seems impossible to get a high score (due to the seemingly impossible scores some people get [It’s like winning lotto!]), you’ll either love this game or not like this game. Belonging to the world of Meridell, the host is an iffy, unscrupulous, unprincipled looking skeith. Be careful around him, his grin is deadly!
Based on the heads tails rules of probability, the chances of you as the player progressing is always one half. For instance, the probability or chance of me tossing a heads on the next throw will be one half. As you progress, it is up to you to decide whether or not to continue for the big bucks, or to stop and take all.
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I have found something out about Carnival of Terror that PPT’s other game guides don’t pick up on.
The main reason that people do not get very high scores is because they run out of time, and I have discovered that each parachuting clock that comes down adds 30 seconds to your time. I have also found that these clocks often come in fairly quick succession, followed by a period with very few, if any clocks at all.
If you have just started a game and after about 5 seconds a clock floats down, DO NOT SHOOT IT until it is very near the floor, or about to disappear behind one of the buildings. The reason for this is simple. If you shoot the clock immediately, your time will reset to 0, and you will not have gained any “free” time. In the time it takes the clock to get near the ground (the “free” time), you could have gained about 20 extra points by shooting at the Chia Clowns. So, if you get any clocks within the first 30 seconds of your game, play like this and see what happens!
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Omelette Defender can be a tricky game when you first play it, as I found out. What with all the weapon changing to suit your needs, charging Tonu’s running straight for you – ack! – a time limit, and a giant Omelette to defend, it is likely that things will get… interesting as you play. There are many ways to play this game, but the method (that I personally use) seems to work pretty well 🙂
The aim of the game is to keep the level score at 100 at all times. Seems pretty easy, eh? Well not really! Various hungry Neopets have come to get a bite out of your lunch, and you – Shuggu the Tyrannian Shoyru – has to stop that at all costs. So, as soon as you start, stay still. I know it sounds stupid, but stay still until you actually NEED to go anywhere to get anything. When I started running around, thinking I was doing the right thing, I wasn’t – I didn’t have a clue what I was doing, and I soon found out that I was running the wrong way, away from the weapons I needed! So if you stay still until you see a NeoPet going for the Omelette, think clearly and run straight towards the appropriate weapon. Before you actually play, your going to have to memorize what weapon is needed to “defeat” each hungry NeoPet. Remember, the aim of the game is to stop all Neopets in their tracks before they tuck into your tasty Omelette.
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Okay now, the first thing you need to know is the objective of the game. In Biscuit Brigade, you must save your cookies (which are on a plate in your base) from Skarl and his toy soldiers.
They shouldn’t be taken lightly… particularly when on the hardest difficulty facing the last five waves. At the bottom left hand corner of the game is your base, which is pathetically weak and can be infiltrated easily. The bases defenses must be strong though; because it houses your cookies.
Now, in this section I will tell you how many enemies you will face in each wave… and how many hits (of the rocket, the best weapon) it will take to kill each one.
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