In Revel Roundup you play as Orrin, a Nimmo from the past Neopet’s Event, Cyodrake’s Gaze. Orrin is trying to prepare for the Shenkuu Lunar Festival, but unfortunately some of the costumed Snorkles have managed to escape. Your job is to save the festival by catching all the Snorkles. For every .47 points you earn in game you will earn 1 Neopoint.

Revel Roundup Basic Instructions

You will begin the game standing next to Anshu, who was a doctor in the Cyodrake’s Gaze crew. He will hand you a shopping list of items, which will be located on the left-hand side of your screen. This list will not only include Snorkles, but other various items for the festival that are left laying around the garden. If you collect an item that is not located on your list, denoted by a yellow exclamation mark above Orrin’s head, you will have to walk back to Anshu before you are able to collect the remaining correct items. Once you collect everything you will advance to the next level; there are 3 levels total in Revel Roundup. You will have 2 minutes at the start of the game, with each yellow light (on the in game circular clock in the upper left corner of your screen) representing 10 seconds. Once a light turns green, it means that you have lost that time. Beware, your clock will not fully reset at the end of each level, instead you gain back 3 yellow lights, or 30 seconds.

Revel Roundup Controls

The controls in this game cannot be any simpler, it’s the good old up down left and right arrow keys. These keys will move Orrin around the Revel Roundup map.

Roundup Items to Collect

In each of the 3 levels you will be asked to collect a certain amount of items.

• Level 1 – 6 items
• Level 2 – 10 items
• Level 3 – 12 items

For every level your list will be EXACTLY half Snorkles and half festival items. There will never be any “extra” Snorkles laying around on the map in Revel Roundup, so if you see one on your list, pick it up! However there may SOMETIMES be extra festival items laying around on the map. If you spot an item on your list that is not easy to get to, blocked by another item, or just out of your way, you might consider ignoring it in hopes of finding another one in a more accessible spot.

Revel Snorkles

Royal Snorkle

Present Snorkle

Firecracker Snorkle

Revel Festival Items

Freezed Dried Suasage	Golden Tangerines	New Year Cake	New Year Firecrackers	New Year Yurble Dragon
Pineapple and Oranges	Red Good Luck Packet	Steamed Dumplings	Round Steamed Dumplings	Sweet and Sour Soup

Revel Roundup Items to Avoid

Along with items to collect, there are also items you will want to avoid in Revel Roundup. These items are decoy items are there just to cause you more trouble!

Decoy Items

Pandaphant

Juma

Picking up these items will cause you to lose 3 points (-3) and time while walking back to Anshu. Sometimes these items will be placed infront of you, blocking the way, and you need to decide whether it is worth the 3 point deduction and loss of time or to find an alternate path. Typically if the item is not in the same square as Anshu you would want to look for an alternative path.

Revel Roundup Scoring

Scoring in Revel Roundup is very simple. You earn 4 points for each Snorkle you recover, and all other items on your list are worth 2 points each. Picking up an incorrect item will lose you 3 points. At the end of each level you will receive a time bonus. Each yellow light left on the clock is equal to 1.3 points. The raw points (score not including time bonuses, deductions, or other level scores) is featured below.

• Level 1 – 18 points
• Level 2 – 30 Points
• Level 3 – 36 points

Revel Roundup Strategies

The most efficient way to conquer Revel Roundup is to have a specific route to travel around the garden. Each user will have his own preferred method of moving, but pick one and try to stick to it. The one we are suggesting is as follows.

Think of the map as a grid if 9 squares labeled as such (see Map of Revel Roundup below for more details)

1 | 2 | 3
4 | 5 | 6
7 | 8 | 9

Square 1 is the top left (where you will spawn next to Anshu), square 3 is the top right, square 9 is the bottom right, and square 7 is the bottom left. We suggesting moving around the map in the following order:

1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 8, 5, 4, 7.

Of course as you learn the map you will be able to develop a path of movement that suits you best! Just remember it’s best to try and finish each map as soon as possible because you will be rewarded more points in the long run, which mean more neopoints!

Revel Roundup Cheats

• You will never find any extra Snorkles on the map-pick them up when you see them!
• The only petpet you will be asked to collect is the Snorkles (don’t fall for the decoys)!
• Try to avoid incorrect items-you will lose valuable points and time for every one you collect
• Each yellow light equals 10 seconds for a total starting time of 2 minutes
• You will gain 3 yellow lights (3o seconds) at the start of levels 2 and 3.
• Remember, your clock never fully resets back to the 2 minutes, best not to waste time

Revel Roundup Map

Below is a numbered and divided version of the garden map in Revel Roundup. Remember that although your shopping list and the location of the items might change, the map ALWAYS stays the same!

Neopets Dice of Destiny is a gambling game of numbers and chance, located in the Lost Desert. Because many elements of Dice of Destiny are randomly generated, winning is based primarily on luck. To successfully win a round of Dice of Destiny, your objective is to eliminate a series of 9 levers by rolling dice. Doing so generates a sum/number you must then “clear” away by selecting (or “pushing”) the levers which add up to the same sum generated by your dice roll.

You are limited to a specific amount of rolls that correlate to each round, an amount that gets lower and lower as you progress. Successfully completing one round will move you to the next, and there are five rounds total that must be beaten to complete the game entirely.

Between each main round, there is also potential for a bonus round if you (the player) have any unused rolls leftover from your previous main round.

Sound confusing? Don’t worry, it’s simple once you break it down!

Dice of Destiny Controls

Pictured below is your game board, the screen that you will be working with throughout the entire game:

Here you can see all the main elements to interact with by clicking. The very top of the screen is where you find the levers, a series of red and blue bars each inscribed with the numbers 1 through 9. Below this, you will see the area to roll your dice- you have the option to roll either one or two dice, which is determined by selecting and clicking on the appropriate button located at the bottom of your screen. This is also where your end game button is located, should you decide to end your game early.

Playing a Dice of Destiny Round

To begin your round, make your selection and roll either one or two dice. This will randomly generate two numbers, and the sum of these numbers will determine what lever(s) you can clear away. Any combination of levers that add up to the sum of the dice is fair game for clearing.

Say, for example, that you choose to roll two dice, and you receive a [3] and a [2]. This would give you a sum of 5, as 3 + 2 = 5. This means that you can clear away any levers that equal 5, giving you the following options:

• The lever 5
• The lever 4 and the lever 1
• The lever 3 and the lever 2

Because all of these combinations add up to 5, they are all valid selections for that particular roll. In general, you want to clear as many levers as possible in a single turn, so it is best to choose the options that involve the most amount of levers. In this case, it would be the options involving 4 and 1, or 3 and 2.

Dice of Destiny Rolls

There is no time limit to each round, but there is a limit to the amount of dice rolls you are allowed to attempt. This limit changes with each round, becoming slightly less with each progressing stage, in order to increase the game’s challenge.

In your first round, you are given 20 rolls, which allows for 20 tries to clear away all the levers.

In round two, you are given 17 rolls.

In round three, 15 rolls.

Round four, 12 rolls.

And round five, the final round, allows you only 10 rolls.

This is important because in order to successfully move from one round to the next, you MUST clear away all nine levers before you run out of rolls. Being unsuccessful in doing so will end the game at whatever level you did not clear in the allocated amount of tries.

Dice of Destiny Scoring System

For each lever that is successfully cleared away within a round, you are awarded 10 points. Once all levers are cleared, you are then awarded an additional 10 points before being moved on to the next round. If you manage to clear away all the levers while having additional rolls leftover (for example, if you successfully clear away all 9 levers in round three, and it only takes you 10 of your 15 rolls, you will then have 5 “leftovers”) then instead of being moved directly to the next round, you will enter a bonus round.

In this bonus round, the amount of rolls you are allowed to attempt is equal to your amount of leftover rolls. The round is played with special dice that will award you additional points according to the symbols inscribed on their faces. The symbols and their values are as follows:

• ”tep”, a pair of green dice, worth 10 points
•     ”saf”, a pair of yellow dice, worth 5 points
•    “djo”, a pair of red dice, worth -10 points

Obviously, it is ideal to roll either tep or saf, as rolling djo will subtract from your total points. But you should try to earn as many bonus rounds as possible by clearing away main-round levers in as few rolls as possible, because netting bonus rounds will almost always result in a higher score than not having any bonus rounds at all…. even if you unfortunately encounter a pair of djo dice.

In every bonus round, in order to receive the point addition or subtraction, both dice sides must match. If you roll two differently colored symbols, you will not receive or lose any bonus points for that roll. So getting a bonus round doesn’t necessarily guarantee any extra points, it merely gives you a chance at them!

Dice of Destiny Cheats

There are no official site cheats incorporated into the Dice of Destiny game, but there are outside strategies that can be used to increase your chances of successfully clearing rounds.

• The Pyramid of Combinations: This is a comprehensive list of every possible dice roll sum (the first number) and its corresponding lever options (the numbers that follow). This can be used to determine what would be the most effective use of your roll, and which selections eliminate the most levers:

1 : 1

2 : 1 | 1 & 2

3 : 1 | 2 & 3

4 : 1 | 4 & 2 | 2 & 4

5 : 1 | 4 & 3 | 2 & 5

6 : 1 | 5 & 2 | 4 & 3 | 3 & 6

7 : 1 | 6 & 2 | 5 & 3 | 4 & 7

8 : 1 | 7 & 2 | 6 & 3 | 5 & 4 | 4 & 8

9 : 1 | 8 & 2 | 7 & 3 | 6 & 4 | 5 & 9

10 : 1 | 9 & 2 | 8 & 3 | 7 & 4 | 6 & 5 | 5 & 10

11 : 1 | 10 & 2 | 9 & 3 | 8 & 4 | 7 & 5 | 6 & 11

12 : 1 | 11 & 2 | 10 & 3 | 9 & 4 | 8 & 5 | 7 & 6 | 6 & 12

• The Higher Numbers Trick: When at all possible, try to eliminate the higher numbered levers first. This gives a slight advantage because there are more combinations available with lower numbers, while higher numbers require specific rolls that might be less likely to occur as you draw closer to your allocated roll limit.
• The Black Arrow Trick: If you are ever in the middle of a round and get really, really stuck, idling long enough without clicking or making a move will cause a black arrow to appear on screen. This arrow will point out any possible levers available for you to click. While the arrow does not necessarily point out smartest move, it will always point out a legitimate move, so if you truly find yourself in a bind you can simply wait it out and let the game pick the levers for you. 🙂

In closing, while the sheer amount of random elements in this game might make it seem daunting, the fact of the matter is that it’s one of the few “luck and chance” related games in Neopia that does not have any base fee to play- in other words, it’s completely free! So while you might not be able to master it through skill, it’s worth giving a play anyway as every successful game will net you 100% profit no matter how much you win. And because there is no initial cost, there is quite literally nothing to lose from an unsuccessful game.

So go ahead and knock on wood, cross your fingers, and roll those dice… hope you’re feeling lucky!

Neopets Pick Your own is a simple point-and-click exploration game located in the land of Merridel. Pick Your Own is available to play once per day, and will cost 400 neopoints per game. Paying this fee gives you access to a punnet (aka basket) which can hold up to 6 items that you may come across when clicking around the fields. By playing Pick Your Own, you have the chance to receive a variety of items as well as the opportunity to earn a secret avatar. There is no time limit on how long you can spend in the fields, but you ARE limited to 20 clicks before your time is up and the game will end. Whatever you have in your basket at that point is yours to keep, so it’s important to gather wisely!

Pick Your Own Instructions

The goal of this game is to fill your basket with berries before you run out of exploration clicks.The game itself is mostly randomized, involving a basic map which shows different areas of the farm available to “explore” (click on) in order to scavenge for berries. When exploring the map, the images that show are randomly generated, and sometimes the same picture will be repeated, so pay careful attention to when you click the navigational arrows. This ensures that you are clicking on a new area each time.

Gathering In Pick Your Own

To gather an item, all you have to do is click anywhere inside of the image:

This will either bring you to a page where you find a berry, a non-berry item, or nothing at all. If an item IS found, it will automatically be added to your basket. With my first click, I found a boot, which is shown above the map and also added into my basket. You are also then given a button to leave the farm and end the game at any point, moving forward. I would not recommend this as there is nothing to gain by ending a game early… but if for some reason you need to, the option is now available.

Next, click one of the navigational arrows and repeat these steps in a new area in order to gather more items:

Here, you can see I found a half-eaten berry. At this point, I may decide that I no longer want the boot, and do not want it taking up a slot in my basket in case I find something better. In order to get rid of the boot, I simply click on it in my basket. This will cause a pop-up alert on your browser (so make sure pop-ups are enabled!) that will display the confirmation message: Are you sure you wish to discard [item]? You have the option to select [yes] or [no], and this gives you a chance to back out if you change your mind. I was certain, however, that I did not want this boot and so I proceeded to confirm the discard:

You can see that I am still in the same area of the farm, but the boot is no longer in my basket. Discarding items does NOT count against you as one of your exploration clicks! Sometimes, you will click an area of the map and not find anything at all. In this case, the following message will display:

Even though you do not gain any berries or items into your basket, this click DOES still count as one of your allocated 20 movements. Moving back to an area you already visited, likewise, will also count, and exploring an area where you already found a berry or other item will return this “nothing found” message. This is why it is important to keep track of where you have already been- going around in circles can easily waste clicks!

Ending A Pick Your Own Game

Once you have exceeded your 20 clicks, you will be automatically navigated to the end-game screen, where you are shown everything that you have collected and can potentially take with you:

In my case, I did not have enough berries to fill the basket before I ran out of clicks. Even though the game is over, you still have the option to click and discard items from your basket if you would like to. Honestly, there is not much benefit to this as junk items can easily be sold, donated, or discarded from your own inventory.

If you are satisfied with your basket’s contents, then simply click the button to collect berries and leave farm, thus completing your Meri Acres adventure. 🙂

In closing, there is generally not much profit to be made with this game- it is possible to find expensive berries, but they are very rare and require a lot of luck to discover. However, gathering berries is a quick way to get a decent amount of junk items or food to feed your neopets, so for some it may be worth the fee.

Pick Your Own Avatar

For avatar collectors, there is also an associated secret avatar that can be won:

The process is fairly simple but, again, requires a little bit of luck! In order to earn this particular avatar, you must leave the farm (either by ending the game or using up all your clicks) with 6 non-dung items inside of your basket. The best way to increase your odds at this is to discard each piece of dung as you find it, don’t wait until the end! This maximizes your chances of filling your slots with berries or (non-dung) junk items by freeing up slots as soon as possible.

Pick Your Own Prizes

The below images are a visual reference to all the items that can possibly be obtained from the farm, divided into “berries” and “non-berries” (the clover items are only available annually on the special holiday March 17… St. Patrick’s Day!). Feel free to use these charts in order to cross reference what you may or may not want to keep:

Pick Your Own Cheats

Though there are no legitimate cheat codes intentionally put into the Pick Your Own game, there are a few tricks that one can try in order to gain certain advantages.

• Pick Your Own ignores the neopets inventory limit, so even if you are carrying your maximum 50 items, everything in your basket that you end the game with will still be added to your inventory- this makes it possible to carry over 50 items with you around the site.
• It is sometimes possible to receive more than 6 items in your basket by spam-clicking a single area of the map over and over again without touching the arrows. The extra items will not display in your basket, but when you end the game they will appear in your inventory. It’s also possible that you might not get extra items and end your game prematurely, so use with caution.

Best of luck, and happy picking!

Neopets Petpet Plunge is a game where you play as a Maraquan Petpet, diving down under the ocean to find various treasures! In Petpet Plunge, you only use your mouse, making this game much easier to coordinate. If you’re used to being confused with popular but difficult games, have no fear! Petpet Plunge is very relaxing to play.

 

Controls

As previously mentioned, Petpet Plunge has very simple controls- you only need a mouse! In order to move your Petpet, left-click, hold, and drag your cursor in whatever direction you want to move. The further you drag the gold arrow , the faster your Petpet will go. Make sure that you know how fast the character will go before you drag the arrow! The arrow size determines how far your Petpet will go – a small arrow equals a small plunge, and a larger arrow will take your Petpet further. It may not be the easiest to judge at first, but once you start playing, you’ll get used to it.

Also remember that you only get 4 moves per level, so try to conserve them if you can!

Bonus Levels

Eventually, small whirlpools will appear. Don’t avoid these! The whirlpools are essentially portals to new areas, and in this case, bonus levels. You have one move to collect a bunch of items in the bonus levels, so plan accordingly. Don’t get frustrated if you can’t complete them perfectly.

The Items

Now that you’ve familiarized yourselves with the controls, it’s time to learn about the items you will need to collect! Keep in mind that some of the “obstacles” can also serve as benefits, based on where they’re placed. Use your own judgement! An interesting aspect of the items is that they are not complicated at all, so remembering what each one does isn’t necessary except for on a basic level. This is a great game to play if you just want to relax.

Shells

These shells are necessary to collect. Missing only one will warrant a quick Game Over! There will likely be many on the screen, scattered over a large area.

Blue Shell	This basic shell will stop appearing after Level 4, except for in “Bonus Levels”.
Yellow Shell	Like the Blue Shell, this also stops appearing after Level 4. It does not reappear in Bonus Levels.
Sand Dollar	The Sand Dollar begins to appear in Level 5, after the disappearance of the first two shells. It stops appearing in Level 8, except for one Bonus Level.
Green Spotted Shell	These shells appear in the same levels as the Sand Dollar, except they do not appear in any bonus levels.
Purple Shell	Appears in levels nine to twelve.
Light Purple Shell	Only appears in levels nine and eleven.

Along with the shells, there are also speed boosts and bonuses that you can pick up! These are also necessary to collect, with the exception of the clamshell. However, just because the clamshell isn’t necessary, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get it! It’s probably the most useful item, granting you an extra move.

Pink Shell	While also gaining you points, the Pink Shell gives your Petpet a speed boost. It comes in handy when your shots are limited. The Pink Shell appears in levels one to four, and two of the bonus levels.
Teal and Yellow Shell	The Teal and Yellow Shell appears in levels five to eight and one bonus level. Like the Pink Shell, it also offers a speed boost.
Purple Circle Shell	The Purple Circle Shell appears last, in Levels nine to twelve.
Maractite Chunk	This chunk of aquatic gemstone will remove the property of friction for a short period of time, allowing you to glide at a constant speed.
Clam Shell	The Clam Shell is possibly the most useful item in the game, and a real life saver. If you collect the pearl inside, you get an extra, free shot! However, make sure to only launch your Petpet at it when it is open. If the shell is closed, your Petpet could get stuck inside!

Obstacles

Didn’t think it would be that easy, did you? Unfortunately, there are also obstacles to avoid. The following are bumper bubbles, which allow you to bounce off of them. (Note: Even though these are categorized as “obstacles”, they can also be used to your benefit in some situations. Don’t avoid them unless you know you have to!)

Blue Bubble	This bubble is fairly weak, and it only takes one hit to break. Be sure to use it when you need it only!
Green Flame Bubble	The green, fancy-looking bubble is stronger than the Blue Bubble. It takes 3 hits to break, and offers a speed boost once you bounce off of it.
Orange Bubble	These bubbles don’t pop at all! The orange bubble can be used as many times as you want.

Along with the bubbles, there are also “enemy” Petpets who attempt to make you stray from your goal. These pets should be avoided! However, don’t worry if you accidentally hit one. You won’t lose a shot, but you will be redirected from your target.

In certain cases, these Petpets will offer benefits, but not always. Just assess your situation.

Arkmite	Appears in levels six, ten and twelve.
Ghoti	Appears in levels seven and eleven.
Darpinch	Only appears in level nine.

Petpet Plunge Cheats and Tips

• Use plans to map out your moves! You can hold something to use as a straight edge (e.g. paper, hand, pencil) up to the screen in order to better calculate the direction that your shots will need to go.
• Don’t worry if you can’t finish the level in one move! It’s not very easy to do, and is the reason why multiple lives are allowed. Just try again and don’t get frustrated!
• The water effects certainly look cool, but will probably slow down your game unless your internet is quite good. I would recommend turning them off.
• Although this game will get frustrating after a while, don’t give up! It’s not time-based, so spend some time working out where you need to go and how the environment will react to your shots.