One of the best games (and easiest) to get neopoints every day is Ultimate Bullseye. In just a few minutes I can score high enough to walk away with the 3,000 NP daily limit, and SO CAN YOU!
The biggest thing with this game is that you need to practice a lot before you become good at it, but once you do, you will be rolling in the NP!
First of all, realize that this game is very hard to master. I have been playing for probably 2 years and it is difficult for me to get above a 200 or 250 score.
Now, all you do is start the game and fire away! You will notice that there is an arc that the arrow takes in the air, so be prepared to compensate with your power you put into the shot.
If you aim the arrow high, you will need less power to reach the target. If you aim low, you need more power to reach the target. Once you experiment with the ‘gravity’ of the game, you can start getting those bullsyes’ and start to concentrate on the bonuses you get from the Bullseye itself. Here is just a quick rundown of the bonuses.
- P = Punchbag bob comes up. If you hit the apple on his head, you score 20 points.
- C = Moves the target closer to the arrows.
- B = Make the Bullseye expand back and forth from the second ring inwards.
- F = Puts a ring of fire in the path near the Bullseye. Doubles what points you score that shot.
Now that you are acquainted with the bonuses, it is time to use them correctly!
The strategy I use the most is to use up your B’s and keep your C’s, F’s, and P’s. So in any of your first 10 shots, if you get a Bullseye, ALWAYS use the B’s so that you can get an extra shot to get another bonus.
If you get F’s, P’s, or C’s, save them until the 9th turn. If you save up enough and have P, P, P, F, F banked, use some of them.
The best thing is to always combine the three. P, F, C. If you use P with F and get the fire arrow in the Bullseye, you get 40 points, and the C makes the target move closer.
So, once you get the hang of the bonuses, start making the P’s, and F’s count, and you will be on your way to getting a gold trophy! GOOD LUCK! – Sean