Crisis Courier is a game where you can play King Altador’s personal courier for a day. The Yooyu, being the fastest, most aerodynamic Petpet in all of Neopia, most famous for its role in the Altador Cup is Crisis Courier’s hero. Can you avoid the Altadorian obstacles and get his royal highness’s message to its recipient in time? Follow this guide to Crisis Courier and achieve a high score, perhaps even obtaining the elusive trophy.

Crisis Courier Controls

Crisis Courier is a side scrolling game, in which the game constantly moves you forwards. Your primary controls are to go up and down, backwards and forwards within the parameters of the screen. For this, you use the mouse. The left mouse button enables to you click between each species of the Petpet, Yooyu. Throughout the game you’re able to control a Fire Yooyu, Snow Yooyu, Mutant Yooyu or Faerie Yooyu.

Crisis Courier Points

You can earn points throughout this game by using several different methods, and in order to achieve a high score, a combination of all is required. The main points throughout this game are earned by collecting Golden, Blue or Red Goody Bags with a little Altadorian logo on top of them. Each golden Goody Bag is worth 5 points, whilst each Red and Blue Goody Bag is worth 10 points. However, coloured Goody Bags can only be collected by their corresponding Yooyu, for example Fire Yooyus can only collect Red Goody Bags and Snow Yooyus can only collect Blue Goody Bags. Faerie Yooyu however, can collect all.

The second main way to earn points in Crisis Courier is by collecting (or defeating, however you want to phrase it) the Minitheuses dotted along each level. They’re always found on flat surfaces, such as roofs and bridges as you fly past. Much alike the Altador Goody Bags, Minitheuses come in colours – Red and Blue, and they must be collected by their corresponding Yooyu. Each Minitheus collected by the appropriate Yooyu will earn you 10 points. If you don’t use the correct coloured Yooyu on Goody Bags, you simply don’t collect the points, but if you use the incorrect Yooyu on a Minitheus, you’ll lose a life. Avoid it at all costs! Especially avoid it when seeing groups of different coloured Minitheuses grouped together, unless you’re currently a Mutant Yooyu.

The ways of switching between different Yooyus are as follows, the Snow and Fire are straightforward and are activated by the left mouse button. In order to become either Mutant or Faerie, you must collect fruit throughout the levels. The ‘fig’ turns your Yooyu into a Mutant, and whilst flying as a Mutant you can collect both Red and Blue Minitheuses without consequence. To turn into a Faerie, you must collect a ‘winged fruit’, and whilst being a Faerie you can earn 20 points for every Goody Bag collected – although be aware, that you are unable to collect any Minitheuses whilst flying as a Faerie. Once you have eaten either a fig or winged fruit, you cannot turn back into a normal Yooyu until the time as elapsed, usually just a few seconds.

The final way to earn points is simple, its by completing each level! When you approach the end of a level, a tall pillar will mark the end of obstacles (you can fly through it by the way, its not an obstacle in itself), and upon completing each level you will earn 100 points x the number level you’ve completed. For example, level 1 earns 100 points, level 2 earns 200 points, level 3 earns 300 points and so on.

In order to achieve a high score, its important to collect almost all of the Goody Bags throughout the levels, make maximum use of winged fruits, and try to collect all of the Minitheuses as well. If you can do this for every single level you’ll get a gold trophy.

Level by Level Point Target for Crisis Courier Trophy

To achieve a high score for a bronze trophy, you should aim for a minimum of around 13,000 points on reset day. This guide should hopefully get you above this, towards a gold trophy.

Level 1 – The highest score you can achieve on this level is 490, aim for this.

Levels 2-3 – 4,800 is a good benchmark at this stage.

Level 4 – 8,000 is your benchmark, this is a particularly important level because you can potentially earn up to 4000 points. Restart if you don’t hit 8000 on this level because you likely won’t hit a high score without it.

Level 5 – 10,000 is a good score for this level, aim for a little over

Level 6 – 14,000 is a good benchmark, though its possible to have up to 15,000 on this level. Also don’t fret if you achieve less, because its still a great score for reset day.

Level 7 – As this is a particularly difficult level, 16,000 is an acceptable score.

Levels 8-9 – You’ve finished the game, pretty much anything you score at this stage will get you a trophy, as few intrepid couriers ever make it this far. Congratulations!

Neopets Crisis Courier Cheats

• Type the words “kingaltador” exactly as they appear there to grant you an extra life at any point throughout the game. Note however its only valid once per game, so use wisely.
• The most important part is holding onto your life, so don’t fret if you can’t collect everything, and similarly don’t put yourself into difficult positions just to collect extra Minitheuses which could cost you a life. Its not worth it, even for a high score.
• Watch out for figs or winged fruits in places there they shouldn’t be – these are tricks, and a couple of play throughs will enable you to spot them. In this cases there will be figs right before lots of Goody Bags, and similarly winged fruits right before large groups of mixed Minitheuses.
• Not a cheat but an Easter Egg – before you start a game, on the main menu if you click the bottom left window you’ll unlock a secret level!
• To get a trophy you need somewhere around a minimum of 12,000 points.

The game Cooty Wars is just like playing Mootix Drop, except you play a general of the other side’s combatants of the ‘great war’ between the Mootix and the Cooty. Instead of playing the Mootix and parachuting from the sky to land on a specific target, in Cooty Wars, the goal is to shoot them out of the sky. The exciting game that is Cooty Wars narrates a part of the larger under current unnoticed by Neopets and Petpets alike, and by playing Cooty Wars on the side of the Cooty you’re making a political statement in support of them. What exactly they are fighting over, we cannot know.

Cooty Wars Gameplay

The aim of the game is to stop as many Mootix as possible from reaching the ground and joining their comrades in arms. You play the Commander General Cooty and you’re positioned high above the falling Mootix in a hot air balloon. We assume there is a battle raging somewhere below on the carpet, and its your job to stop them. You use your mouse to aim at each Mootix, and left click to fire at them. Sometimes the Mootix appear slightly to the left of the right of the screen, and in this case you can use your mouse to pan either left or right. The further down each Mootix is on their descent, the more points you will score for hitting them. Below is a screenshot of your typical gameplay:

Cooty Wars Scoring

In the centre of the screen, you have the arena in which the Mootix will parachute. Note you cannot hit them until their parachutes have unfolded, and the further you let them fall the harder they will become to hit. The point system for this game ranges from 1 – 10, you receive 1 point for shooting them as soon as their parachute opens, and 10 points for shooting them till they’ve almost disappeared from the screen. To score 10 per Mootix is extremely hard, although not impossible with some practise. Please note that shooting the Mootix itself will not earn you any points, and whilst you have unlimited ammo, its a waste of time. Aim for the parachute always.

Cooty Wars Level Guide

The bottom left hand side indicates both which level you are on, and what your current score is. The middle section shows the number of Mootix hit out of the number possible for this level. Note that each level has a different minimum number of Mootix. The number required by each level is as follows, on level 1 its 20 / 25, level 2 needs 30 / 35, level 3 needs 40 / 45 and so on. Each level only allows you to miss a maximum of 5 Mootix or else it’s Game Over. Once you reach the required minimum Mootix hit to pass the level, the number turns yellow. On the first few levels this should not be a problem, but after level 4/5, the Mootix move extremely fast and skill and practise is required.

Cooty Wars Power-ups and Bonuses

After the first level and from there on throughout the game, other Petpetpets will occasionally join you on the screen. Shooting them will earn you bonus points and power-ups, so its a huge priority not to miss them, especially if you’re going for a high score.

The Moquot – by shooting this Petpetpet you earn yourself a +25 point bonus.

The Lightmite – For a limited time, shooting the Lightmite will turn the screen a blue shade and freeze all Mootix on the board for around three seconds allowing you to shoot them with ease.

The Squippit – By hitting the Squippit, all Mootix on the board with parachutes currently open will be eliminated from the game, and you earn their respective points.

Neopets Cooty Wars Cheats

• When a Mootix appears on screen, position your crosshair just beneath the Mootix and wait until its parachute flickers red. This allows the Mootix to fall some distance before you hit them, thereby earning yourself more points.
• Don’t shoot the Mootix itself, aim for the parachute. Shooting the Mootix won’t count.
• Aim for between 8-10 points pet Mootix hit, especially on the first few levels. Whilst there is no perfect trick to completing this, practise makes perfect. This is absolutely necessary for a high score.
• After around level 5 the Mootix move too quickly to wait until 8-10 points, from here on its necessarily simply to complete the game with your minimum quota of Mootix, than risk a Game Over.
• When seeing the Squippit or the Lightmite, wait until the time is perfect before shooting them – it would be a shame to waste the Squippit if some Mootix did not yet have their parachutes open, and similarly you wouldn’t want to waste the Lightmite if there is nothing on the screen to freeze. Build up your screen before shooting them for maximum points.

Cliffhanger is one of the old school games on Neopets, designed to be like its real life equivalent ‘hang man’. In the similar strain of morbid humour, our hero the Tuskaninny marches closer and close to the edge of a perilously high cliff each Cliffhanger question you fail to answer correctly. Its your job to stop him from reaching the end and plunging off onto a barrage of pointed spikes, by correctly identifying the Cliffhanger sentence before too many guesses.

Gameplay

The gameplay of this game is simple, and below is a screenshot of your typical game play:

In the centre, you can see our Tuskaninny making his way towards the edge of the cliff. The sentence you need to identify is under the heading ‘YOUR PUZZLE’, and each letter is denoted by an underscore. Beneath that, you have a list of available letters, and in order to guess a letter you must click it there. If correct, the puzzle will automatically fill in all instances of the letter appearing in the phrase, if not – your Tuskaninny will move a few meters closer to the edge of the cliff. All of the letters you have used so far, correct and incorrect, will be placed in the table ‘USED LETTERS’ pictured bottom right.

You have three difficulty levels to choose from, Easy, Medium and Hard. The main difference between the three are the number of letters you have to pick in order to complete your puzzle. For example, by playing the game in ‘Easy’ you will receive all 26 letters at the start. ‘Medium’ leaves you with just B, C, D, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z. Whilst ‘Hard’ has available just B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, V, W, X, Y, and Z.

There is an avatar to be gained in this game, however that will mean sacrificing a Tuskaninny, for the avatar is only won by losing. The best way to do this is guess a string of nonsense letters, or deliberately pick obscure letters (X, Z, Q etc.) until your Tuskaninny plunges off the edge.

Cliffhanger Answers

A
A Buzz will never sting you
A Chia who is a mocker dances without a tamborine
A journey of a million miles begins on the marketplace map
A Kyrii will get very upset if its hair gets messed up
A miss is a good as a mister
A Neopoint saved is a Neopoint not enough
A Scorchio is a good storyteller if it can make a Skeith listen
A Tuskaninny named Colin lives on terror mountain
All Neopets can find a job at the Employment Agency
All roads lead to Neopia
An air of mystery surrounds the Acara
An idle mind is the best way to relax
An iron rod bends while it is hot
Ask a lot of questions but only take what is offered
Asparagus is the food of the gods

B
Bang and smash your way to the top in the Bumper Cars game
Become a BattleDome master by training on the Mystery Island
Be nice to Shoyrus or else
Be sure to visit the Neggery for some great magical Neggs
Better late than never
Better to be safe than meet up with a Monocerous
Bouncing around on its tail the Blumaroo is quite happy
Bronto Bites are all the rage and they are meaty and very easy to carry
Bruce could talk under wet cement with a mouthful of marbles
Building a Neohome is a way to build a foundation for your little pets
By all means make Neofriends with Peophins but learn to swim first
By all means trust in Neopia but tie your camel first

C
Carrots are so expensive these days
Catch the halter rope and it will lead you to the Kau
Chia Bombers are mud slinging fools
Chias are lovable little characters who are full of joy
Children should not be seen spanked or grounded
Chombys are shy and eat plants
Chombys hate fungus balls with a passion
Congratulations to everybody who helped defeat the evil Monoceraptor
Count Von Roo is one of the nastier denizens of Neopia
Cliffhanger is a brilliant game that will make your pet more intelligent

D
Dirty Snow is the best way to make your BattleDome opponent mad
Do not bathe if there is no water
Do not be greedy and buy every single food item from the shops
Do not be in a hurry to tie what you cannot untie
Do not open a shop if you cannot smile
Do not speak of an Elephante if there is no tree nearby
Do not think there are no Jetsams if the water is calm
Do not try to talk to a shy Peophin
Do not wake the Snowager unless you want to be eaten
Doctor Sloth tried to mutate Neopets but failed
Dr Death is the keeper of disowned Neopets
Dr Frank Sloth is green
Dung furniture stinks like dung

E
Eat all day at the Giant Omelette but do not be greedy
Enter the lair of the beast if your dare
Every Buzz is a Kau in the eyes of its mother
Every Neopet should have a job and a corndog
Everyone loves to drink a hot Cup of Borovan now and then
Experience is the comb nature gives us when we are bald

F
Faerie Pancakes go great with Crazy Crisp Tacos
Faerie poachers hang out in Faerieland with their jars wide open
Faerie food is food from the heavens
Faerieland is not for pets that are afraid of heights or fluffy clouds
Faeries are quite fond of reading
Faeries bend down their wings to a seeker of knowledge
Flame the Tame is a ferocious feline fireball
Fly around the canyons of Tyrannia shooting evil Grarrls
Flotsams are no longer limited edition
Frolic in the snow of Happy Valley
Fuzios wear the coolest red shoes

G
Garon loves an endless challenging maze
Get three times the taste with the triple dog
Grarrg is the Tyrannian Battle Master that takes no slack
Grarrls are ferocious creatures or at least they try to be
Great Neopets are not always wise
Give the Wheel of Excitement a spin or two or three

H
Happy Gadgadsbogen Day
Have you told your friends about the greatest site on earth
Have you trained your pet for the Battledome

I
If a Pteri and Lenny were to race neither would win
If at first you do not succeed try the Ice Caves puzzle again
If you go too slow try to keep your worms in a tin
If you live with Lupes you will learn to howl
If you see a man riding a wooden stick ask him why
If you want to have lots of adventures then adopt a Wocky
If your hedge needs trimming call a Chomby
If your Totem is made of wax do not walk in the sun
It makes total sense to have a Dung Carpet in your dung Neohome It is always better to give than to receive

J
Jetsams are the meanest Neopets to ever swim the Neopian sea
Jarbjarbs like to watch the Tyrannian sunset while eating a Ransaurus Steak
Jubjubs defend themselves with their deafening screech

K
Kacheeks have mastered the art of picking flowers
Kacheekers is a two player game
Kaus love to sing although they only know a single note
Kauvara mixes up potions like no other
Keep your broken toys clean
Keep your pet company with a Neopet pet
Kikoughela is a fancy word for cough medicine
Kois invented the Robotic Fish
Korbats are creatures of the night
Kougras are said to bring very good luck
Krawk have been known to be as strong as full grown Neopets
Kyriis take special pride in their fur
Kyruggi is the grand elder in the Tyrannian town hall

L
Let every Zafara take care of it’s own tail
Listen to your pet or your tongue will keep you deaf
Look out for the Moehog Transmogrification Potion lurking around
Love your Neopet but do not hurt it too much

M
Make certain your pet is well equipped before entering the BattleDome
Magical ice weapons are from the Ice Cave walls
Maybe the missing link is really missing
Meercas are talented pranksters that take pride in their tails
Meercas are to blame for all the stolen Fuzzles
Meercas despise Red Neggs
Mika and Carassa want you to buy their junk
Mister Pickles has a terrible Tigersquash habit
Moogi is a true Poogle racer
Most wild Kikos swim in Kiko Lake
Mr Black makes the best shopkeeper
Myncis love to hug their plushies and eat Sap on a Stick
Myncis come from large families and eat their dinner up in the trees

N
Never underestimate the power of Streaky Bacon
Neopets BattleDome is not for the weak or sensitive
Neopian inflation is a fact of life
Nimmos are very spiritual beings
Number Six is on the run
No news is impossible

O
Oh where is the Tooth Faerie when you need her
Only ask of the Queen Faerie what you really need
Only mad Gelerts and Englishmen go out in the noonday sun
Only real card sharks play cheat

P
Pet rocks make the most playful of Petpets
Plesio is the captain of the Tyrannian sea division
Put all of your Neopoints on Poogle number two
Please wipe your feet before you enter the Scorchio den
Poogle five is very chubby but is lightning quick
Poogle number five always wins unless he trips over a hurdle
Poogles have extremely sharp teeth and they are cuddly
Poogles look the best in Frozen Collars

Q
Quiggles spend all day splashing around in the pool at the Neolodge

S
Scorchios like hot places
Scratch my back and I will scratch yours
Skeiths are strong but very lazy
Snowbeasts love to attack Grundos with Mud Snowballs
Some Neggs will bring you big disappointment
Some neggs will bring you big Neopoints
Some Neohomes are made with mud and dung and straw
Space Slushies are just the thing on a cold winter day
Sticks N Stones are like the greatest band ever
Stego is a baby stegosaurus that all Neopets love
Store all of your Neopian Trading Cards in your Neodeck
Super Glue is forever

T
Take your pet to Tyrammet for a fabulous time
Terror Mountain is home to the infamous Ski Lodge
The Advent Calendar is only open in December
The Alien Aisha Vending Machine serves great food
The barking of Lupes does not hurt the clouds
The BattleDome is near but the way is icy
The beader has a beaming smile
The beast that lives in the Tyrannian mountains welcomes all visitors with a sharp smile
The best thing to spend on your Neopet is time
The big spender is an international jet setter
The Bruce is from Snowy Valley High School
The Bluna was first sighted under the ice caps of Tyrannia
The Cybunny is the fastest Neopet ever
The Grarrl will roar and ten eggs will hatch into baby Grarrls
The Healing Springs mends your wounds after battle
The Hidden Tower is for big spenders only
The kind-hearted Faerie Queen rules Faerieland with a big smile
The Lair of the Beast is dark and cold inside
The Library faerie tends to the Crossword Puzzle
The meat of a Sporkle is bitter and inedible
The Meerca is super fast making it difficult to catch
The Neopedia is a good place to start your Neopian adventures
The Neopian Hospital will help get your pet on the road to recovery
The pound is not the place to keep Streaky Bacon
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
The Snow Faerie Quest is for those that can brave the cold
The Snowager sleeps most of its life
The sunken city of Maraqua has some great hidden treasures
The Tatsu population was almost reduced to extinction
The Techo is a tree acrobat
The Tyrannian jungle is full of thick muddle and mash
The Tyrannian volcano is the hottest place in Neopia
The Wheel of Mediocrity is officially the most second rate game around
The whisper of a Acara can be heard farther than the roar of a Wocky
The wise Aisha has long ears and a short tongue
There is nothing like a tall glass of Slime Potion
There is only one Ryshu and there is only one Techo master
To know and to act are one and the same
Today is your lucky day
Tornado Rings and Cement Mixers are unstoppable
Treat your Usul well and it will be useful
Tyrannia is the prehistoric kingdom miles beneath the surface of Neopia
Tyrannians will eat everything and anything

U
Uggaroo follows footsteps to find food for his family
Uggaroo gets tricky with his coconut shells
Uggsul invites you to play a game or two of Tyranu Evavu
Under a tattered cloak you will generally find Doctor Sloth
Unis just love looking at their reflection

W
We never know the worth of items till the Wishing Well is dry
Whack-a-Beast and win some major points
When an Elephante is in trouble even a Nimmo will kick him
When eating a Radioactive Negg remember the pet who planted it
When friends ask about the BattleDome say there is no tomorrow
When the blind lead the blind get out of the way
When there is smoke there is pollution
Why beg for stuff when you can make money at the Wheel of Excitement
With the right training Tuskaninnys can become quite fearsome fighters

Y
Yes Boy Ice Cream sell out all of their shows
You can lead a Kau to water but you cannot make it drink
You cannot teach an old Grarrl mathematics
You cannot wake a Bruce who is pretending to be asleep
You know the Soup Kitchen is a great place to go
You know you should never talk to Bruce even when his mouth is full
You know your can create a free homepage for your pet
You probably do not want to know what that odor is
You really have to be well trained if you want to own a wild reptillior
You should not throw baseballs up when the ceiling fan is on
You should try to raise your hit points
Your pet deserves a nice stay at the Neolodge
Your Neopet will need a mint after eating a Chili Cheese Dog with Onions

Neopets Cliffhanger Cheats

• Always pick whatever vowels (A, E, I, O, U) you have available first – they are the most common letters in the English alphabet. If you are starting on Medium or Hard level, try to pick the common consonants first to establish your board, for example B, C, D, L, M, N, R, S, T.
• Cliffhanger also has the random ability to make your pet more intelligent upon winning a game.

Chemistry for Beginners is a simple game of hypothetical molecular science, where your goal is to aid the Ixi Scientist into creating ever more complex strings of atoms. In Chemistry for Beginners, one one atom out of place and BOOM! an unstable molecule and your whole lab is up in flames means a quick game over. To beat Chemistry for Beginners, follow this guide for a high score and possible trophy!

Chemistry for Beginners Gameplay

The objects of this particular game is to build strings of atoms, and whilst there is no time limit, there is a limit on how many atoms you’ll receive per turn, so you need to be careful with placement, not to waste any. Use your mouse to place each atom by clicking the left hand mouse button.

The five atoms you need to make solutions out of are as follows:

 = Neopium; first appears on level 1

 = Tyrannium; first appears on level 2

 = Slothite; first appears on level 6

 = Faerium; first appears on level 10

 = Krawkite; first appears on level 14

Combinations: Stable and Unstable

Throughout the game you can make certain combinations each worth a different amount of points in game, but be aware only certain combinations can be made at certain times of the game, and some combinations you can make in one way become unstable in another way. You should have a good idea of which combination you’re able to make at any given time, as theres a scoreboard on the right hand side of the screen. Hovering over each combination indicates the score.

From Level 1 

  = 1 point

From Level 2 

   = 2 points

From Level 3 

   = 2 points

From Level 5

     = 4 points

From Level 6

    = 4 points

From Level 8

     = 6 points

From Level 10

     = 7 points

From Level 13

       = 10 points

From Level 14

  = 1 point

From Level 16

      = 10 points

However, if you make any of the following combinations from the following levels, it will mean an instantly game over, these are whats called unstable combinations. Avoid these at all costs, but as said, you cannot accidentally make them earlier in the game.

From Level 7

   

From Level 18

 

The aim of each level is not to clear the board, although you will receive a five point bonus for doing so. The aim of each level is to meet the ‘points needed’ indicated in the top right hand corner of each game.

You want to plan each compound in advance, and set them up accordingly. The board is relatively small, so you can employ two key tactics, either to build compounds round corners – for example in an L-Shape or right angle at a corner. After all they do not have to be in the same straight line! Another method is to create two compounds using the same element crossing over. This minimises wasted space and maximises points you can get per element.

Neopets Chemistry for Beginners Walkthrough

Each game should contain more or less compounds given and expecting, for this reason there is a specific method you can use to maximise points. However, some levels only follow this pattern up to a certain point and from there on in are randomised. Use this guide up until that point – that point is therefore designated as ‘Random’, but then its common sense and some tips to finish the game.

Below you see a screenshot of the board. Picture it like Battleships; along the top we’re going call each square 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Along the side we’re going to call it A, B, C, D, E and F. The Neopium molecules would be designated as  N=C,2 / N=C,4 / N=E,2 / N=E,4

Using this logic, use the following as a guide to the optimal placing of each molecule per level. If in any case something doesn’t quite match up to your game, you’ve either made a mistake or Neopets changed the formula. Without further ado:

Level 1	N=C,3
Level 2	T=D,2 / T=D4 / N=A,1 / T=A,2 / N=A,3
Level 3	N=F,1 / T=B,3 / N=D,1 / N=D,3 / N=F,3 / T=C,6 / N=D,6 / T=D,5 / N=A,1 / T=C,5
Level 4	N=E,6 / T=B,1 / N=F,5 / N=C,6 / N=E,6 / T=A,4 / N=A,5 / T=B,3 / N=A,3 / Random
Level 5	T=B,2 / T=E,4 / N=A,1 / N=A,3 / T=A,2 / Random
Level 6	S=C,6 / N=D,5 / T=B,1 / S=E,6 / T=A,1 / N=C,5 / T=C,4 / Random
Level 7	N=F,6 / S=B,4 / N=F,3 / T=D,6 / S=F,1 / T=D,4 / N=F,1 / S=D,1 / S=E,1 / T=A,5 / N=A,4 / N=A,1 / N=A,2
Level 8	N=F,5 / T=C,4 / S=E,2 / T=D,1 / N=C,3 / T=C,1 / S=F,2 / T=A,6 / Random
Level 9	S=C,4 / N=A,2 / N=B,1 / T=D,2 / S=E,1 / S=F,4 / N=E,5 / T=A,4 / T=C,6 / N=E,3 / S=B,3 / N=B,4 / N=B,1 / T=D,5 / T=D,4 / Random
Level 9 (other)	S=C,4 / N=B,4 / N=E,5 / T=D,5 / S=B,3 / S=E,3 / N=E,3 / T=A,2 / TA,1 / N=A,4 / S=E,1 / N=C,6 / N=A,6 / T=C,3 / Random
Level 10	T=B,3 / N=F,3 / N=D,3 / S=F,5 / F=B,2 / F=C,2 / T=B,4 / N=B,1 / N=D,6 / T=B,2 / S=C,6 / F=E,2 / N=B,3 / F=F,2 / Random
Level 11	S=C,3 / N=E,3 / N=A,3 / T=D,1 / F=B,2 / F=E,4 / T=E,6 / N=F,3 / N=C,3 / T=A,6 / S=B,4 / F=D,5 / N=F,4 / S=F,3 / S=F,2 / Random
Level 12	N=F,3 / F=B,1 / F=E,3 / T=F,5 / T=F,3 / N=B,3 / N=D,3 / T=A,6 / F=C,5 / F=D,5 / N=C,4 / T=E,2 / F=D,1 / T=C,2 / T=C,6 / S=A,2 / S=A,3 / N=A,1 / N=A,4
Level 13	S=B,1 / T=B,5 / N=F,3 / F=F,5 / T=C,5 / N=B,4 / N=C,6 / S=B,3 / T=E,2 / S=A,2 / N=F,1 / T=D,2 / N=C,3 / Random
Level 14	S=D,6 / N=E,2 / S=F,4 / T=A,2 / K=B,3 / F=D,3 / S=F,6 / N=D,1 / T=C,1 / N=C,4 / K=C,6 / T=A,1 / N=A,4 / Random
Level 15	S=E,1 / S=D,3 / T=F,5 / S=F,3 / K=A,1 / F=C,2 / N=E,2 / S=F,2 / S=A,4 / S=B,6 / N=B,2 / T=B,5 / T=D,5 / S=C,6 / K=D,3 / K=F,5 / S=A,5 / Random

Neopets Chemistry for Beginners Cheats

• Throughout the first couple of levels, the only options are to make smaller chains of molecules, but as the levels progress and the game gets harder there are more points at stake. For a high score or even a trophy, planning is crucial. Make sure to plan for the 10 point combinations as much and wherever you can.
• Whilst clearing a board earns you five points, it is not the object of the game and sometimes can make it harder for yourself.
• Chains of molecules do not have to be in a straight line, they can bend round corners, and you can cross them over in a cross or T-Shape for more points per molecule.
• Few other games on Neopets this applies to as much as Chemistry for Beginners, but like everything: practise makes perfect!

Neopets Cellblock is a classic one-on-one strategy game played by the inmates and guards in the Darigan Citadel dungeon, high above Meridell.  They have to do something to pass the time!  As you can imagine, they have had lots of practice and some of the elite Cellblock players are quite good.  If you can make it through the tournament-style gameplay all the way to the top tier, you will have to square off against none other than the Cellblock master himself, Master Vex!

How to Play Cellblock

The Cellblock game board, simply put, is a grid.  You and your computer opponent take turns placing stones of respective colours on the grid, one at a time.  Your ultimate goal is to complete a line of five consecutive stones of your colour before your opponent.  The lines can be vertical, horizontal or diagonal.  Seems easy, right?  Well your opponent’s job is to do everything possible to stop you from completing your five stone streak.

In the early tournaments, the game board begins with two of each coloured stone in the centre of the grid in a 2×2 arrangement.  On your turn, you may only place a stone on a cell adjacent to a stone already on the board. As you progress through the game to the later tournaments, these four initial stones will no longer appear at the start of the game, starting Tournament 10.  Additonally, with the disappearance of the starting stones comes a new challenge: random cells will be filled with rock obstacles which render the cell unusable.  Beyond Tournament 1, you do not need to play your stone adjacent to a stone on the board, but may place it anywhere you’d like.

Cellblock Game Setup

Cellblock is set up as a series of games against different opponents.  You must beat your opponent in at least half of the games to win the series and advance to the next opponent.  As you progress through the tournament opponents, the number of games per series increases.  Below is a summary of the various opponents and the number of games in their respective series.

Opponent	Number of Wins Needed to Advance
Prisoner One – Clop	1/3
Prisoner Two – Barallus	1/3
Prisoner Three – Squire Meekel	1/3
Prisoner Four – The Yellow Knight	3/5
Prisoner Five – Number Five	3/5
Guard One – Galgarrath	4/7
Guard Two – Haskol	4/7
The Warden – Master Vex	5/9

Each computer player is “smarter” than the previous, so as the series get longer, the game becomes harder as well.  If you manage to best Master Vex, you will advance to the next tournament and begin at Prisoner One again.  But here comes the worst news yet:  the players get “smarter” as the tournaments progress as well.  Don’t be surprised if you find yourself beating beat up on by Prisoner One in Tournament 14.

Cellblock Prizes

So, what are you rewarded with for all of your hard work?  Neopoints, trophies and an avatar!  Each round costs neopoints to play, but if you win, your payout is 4:1.  Prizes are summarized below:=

Level	Tournament 1	Tournament 2-10	Tournament 11	Tournament 12+
1	100 NP	200 NP	400 NP	400 NP
2	200 NP	300 NP	600 NP	600 NP
3	300 NP	400 NP	800 NP	800 NP
4	400 NP	600 NP	1 200 NPSilver Trophy	1 200 NP
5	500 NP	1 000 NP	2 000 NP	2 000 NP
6	600 NP	1 500 NP	3 000 NP	3 000 NP
7	700 NP	2 000 NP	4 000 NP	4 000 NP
8	800 NPBronze Trophy	3 000 NP	6 000 NPGold Trophy	6 000 NP

The avatar is awarded during gameplay sometime after Tournament 10.  The exact requirements are unknown.

Unfortunately, like all other gambling features on the site, you cannot win any more neopoints after you reach a daily maximum – but you can keep working towards the trophies/avatar!

Cellblock Cheats and Tips

• Always try to keep your opponent on the defensive.  You have the advantage of playing first, so always use your one-move head start to threaten your opponent.
• Always go out of your way to prevent your opponent from making a line of four consecutive stones without one of your stones on the end of the line.  If this happens, you are guaranteed to lose on the next turn.  To avoid this, always keep an eye out for three in a row without blockers and place a stone to block your opponent from achieving four in a row.
• Sometimes, when playing the early opponents in Tournament 2+, you can confuse the computer by placing leaving a one cell gap between a pair of stones and your active stone.  The computer does not realize that you can place a stone in the void on your next turn to create a line of four!  Unfortunately, your opponents catch on to this strategy in later tournaments.

Well, you are ready to brave into the dark dungeons of the Citadel and try your luck at this fun prison yard game.  Be careful though, Master Vex is very sore loser.  Make sure you don’t end up becoming “Prisoner Six”. 😉