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Basic Steps on How to Play Moshi Monsters

By | Published January 23, 2012

 

First step is to go to the homepage www.moshimonsters.com, when you click “Play video tour”, it will show you how to adopt a monster.

Adopting a monster

Click on the sign in/adopt a monster. You can see the six monsters and just roll over them to check out their names and how they sound. After you made your choice, you will need to pick colors for your monster. This will be your monster permanent color but if you are going to be a member, you can change the color of your monster at the places like colorama and can get free rox.

Next step is to fill the information needed and confirm your email and then go back to the homepage and log-in. After you have log in, you’ll be outside your monster house. Give your monster a name and then fill other information and then you will be taken inside its house.

How to earn Rox?

Rox is a virtual currency used in Moshi Monsters to purchase food, clothes, or home decorations for your monster. If you don’t have it, well you can do anything about your monster. So here’s the many ways on how to earn it!

You can earn rox by playing on the Puzzle palace. Click on the puzzles button on your home to get into this place. You decide whether to play on the daily challenges or the hall of puzzles. Daily challenges can be played once a day and it is a combination of questions that came from the hall of puzzles different divisions. The rox you will earn depends on your score during the game. While the hall of puzzles have variety of games to choose and can easily earn five rox for each game you play.

Also you can go to your map on the Monstro City and play around. You can go to the Main Street on the Flutterby Field and catch butterflies or you can go to Ooh La lane and go to the Ice Scream store to serve some ice cream on customers.

Taking care of your Monster and making them Happy

One of the things to make your monster happy is to feed them because if not its health bar will tend to go low and will sulk. You can view your monster favorite food on the profile section on the left side bar; surely it will add happiness to them when they eat it. Now that you have rox, you can buy them food on the Gross-ery Store on the Main Street. Another way to make it happy is Tickling. You can tickle your monster when you are inside its room and just see its mood or happiness score also in the left side bar.

Customizing your Monster Clothes and its House

To buy clothes for your monster, you can go to the Sludge Street and go to the Marketplace. After you had its clothing you can go to the Dress Up room where you can customize it. Just click and drag the clothes you want your monster to wear. Now to buy home decorations, furniture and other stuff for your monster’s house, you can go either to the Main Street or to the Sludge Street. You can buy things on the DIY shop, Yukea or Bizarre Bazaar.  And then check out that stuff you bought on the chest or the inventory where they are being kept. Pick any of that stuff like furniture and just drag it to the place you want. Decorate its house well to make it happy.

Now you know all the basic things on how to play the game, start to adopt your monster right away and discover more things on Monstro City here at Moshi Monsters. Enjoy playing! :)

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Moshi Monsters Mission # 1 – Getting Lady Goo Goo Moshling

By | Published January 19, 2012

You need to be a member, because membership is a requirement for you to get Lady Goo Goo Moshling.

 

Step one is to open your map and go to the volcano and enter the head quarters. Click on Super Moshi Elder Furi and start your first Super Moshi Mission. Every player has its own unique code.

When you get inside the volcano, you will have a brief report from Buster Bumblechops that a Moshling egg was lost. It has been stolen from its Incubation station and that is your mission now, to look for clues and find the location of the missing moshling egg.

First you need to find the four clues on the incubation room and give all these things to Buster. Start to hand over the magnifying glass on the drawers on your right, and then follow the rock on the floor and the torn cloth on the window on your left. Get the key that was inserted on the door and use this to unlock the huge green cabinet on your left. Then get the violet cog inside and put it on top of the same cog on the thing where the rope is place to lower the chicken incubator which you need to pull down too. Then you need to turn off the light and get the blue twig place on the right side light bulb.  After you gave them to Buster, a message will be prompted on your screen that “You have found all the clues”, now let us proceed on your next location.

Your next adventure will take place on a jungle called Wobbly woods. You will appear near a pond, there is a tree with yellow berries which you need to take. Next step is to walk forward and pick up the book near the bucket along the way and the blue berries after. And then when you continue to move forward you’ll see an old tree which you can talk with, you need to bring it fresh water. So go back to the bucket and put the book in there to give the owl another book to read. Then put the combinations of berries on the tree stump to feed shrewman hiding on the tree hole, it will pull up the rope for the bucket so that the owl can take the book. After you’ve done that, you can now take the bucket and go back to the pond to get some water, Return to the tree and give the water.  It will thank you afterwards and you’ll be on the next place, a creepy forest.

 

On the tree house, you need to click on the skull near a door. You need to play a puzzle to have the key. The game is so simple, you just need to slide the bugs and slide the key at the opening but needs to be accomplished before you run out of time,  if not you’ll need to repeat the puzzle. When you are done with the game, you can now use the key to get through the door.

When you get inside, you will notice that the missing egg is inside a cage. You need to make a shrinking potion to get the moshling egg out. You have the recipe book on the book stand for reference but you just need to collect these items and follow these procedures. Click on the kettle to remove it from the stove and replace it with the cauldron. Put the fire wood which is just near the stove and get the candle to start a fire. Now start putting the secret ingredients, the blue berries you picked earlier, ink feather on the book stand and the moldy mushroom near the door. Next click on the bat to have some bat droppings that you need to add on your potion as well and last is the green troll snot. And then you need to fill the empty bottle with the potion and put it on the moshling egg. It will shrink and you are now able to rescue the lost moshling egg.

Go back to Buster and place the moshling egg into the incubator. It will hatch and now you have Lady Goo Goo. Congratulations!!!

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Introducing Moshi Monsters

By | Published January 18, 2012


Moshi Monsters is a new site of virtual world for kids of all ages that irresistibly fun and safe. They will surely love the adorable characters and will of course have lots of time for new discoveries.

These days, we are looking for a safe online environment for our kids which Moshi Monsters fully provide. It is very safe because other social networks have been limited and restrained to guarantee your kids security but still these limitations are functional and prudent.

In this game, you will have their own pet monster that needs to be fed and accommodated. And what’s more exciting is to get their monsters their own pet as well. This game will make educational stuff enticing as you will not get bored to learn new things. It includes vocabulary, arithmetic and other skills that can enhance your kid’s intellectual aptitude. Without investing for a membership, your kids will still definitely have a world of fun and can gain extra benefits, however being a member would certainly double the fun and excitement. Membership also provides easier way to earn Rox, a virtual currency used in the game to purchase assorted items for their pet like clothes, food and drinks, home decors and others.

Moshi Monsters will certainly become your favorite online virtual game. Whether you are new or with a vast of experience, you can easily adopt on this game. Doing different puzzles or take part on a variety of contests, it will be a great time for them having their education in a fun online environment. It will suffice or even exceed your expectations.

The charming designs of Moshi Monsters will be well appreciated by your kids on your family including those young-at-heart will for sure like them and will be very entertained. Also these characters are available on the market for you to have them in your real world which includes the Moshi Monsters talking plush toys, collectible figurines, companion book, trading cards, stickers and many more.

This game has been develop by Mind Candy, a British media company in year 2007 and was released in April 2008. A game that aims to become popular for those six to twelve years of age but now become really famous for entire gamers of all ages.

The character designs of the game include six monsters with different personality and abilities. They are Furi, Katsuma, Luvli, Zummer, Diavlos and Poppet. Diavlos already earned popularity for the boys because of its looks, strong temper and of course the ability to fly. While Luvli, is really a lovely and cute monster that in the shape of a tomato that comes in green and red color and girls love them for being fashionable. Furi is like a yeti, which is a happy monster but complains when his food is not so delicious. If you want a quiet monster, you can have Poppet but if it is an active one, well choose Katsuma.

These different behavioral patterns of these monsters can make your kids enjoy working on different puzzles of this game which also enables them to earn rox for every piece they had solved. As parents, you can have a good time helping or guiding your kids to solve puzzles in this game.

So get acquainted now and start being a Moshi member to experience an exciting educational experience and a new level of fun.

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CastleVille Royal Buildings Guide

By | Published December 19, 2011

Royal buildings are the key to expanding your kingdom in Castleville. If you are familiar with Zynga’s similar titles Cityville and Farmville, you know that there is always a certain breed of building that requires occupants, generates revenue, and allows you to expand your borders and conquer new land. In Castleville, they are royal buildings, and understanding them is paramount to your success.

Castle Ponts

The real value of royal buildings lies in castle points. The overall wealth and prestige of your kingdom is derived from your score in castle points, it is a measurement of your kingdoms power and the only way to increase it is by constructing (and occupying) royal buildings.

The exploration system is at the heart of why castle points are one of your main concerns. There is an expanse of gloomed-out tiles surrounding your functioning kingdom that you cannot venture into, certain requirements must be met first, one of which is always a certain amount of castle points- the more royal buildings you have completed, the more land you have to work with and tame.

Here is a list of royal buildings and the different amounts of castle points that they yield (as well as what level they are unlocked):

  • Maiden’s Tower – 80 CL (start)
  • Barracks – 110 CL (level 3)
  • Vault – 150 CL (level 6)
  • Throne Room – 190 CL (level 9)
  • Library – 220 CL (level 12)
  • Castle Dungeon – 260 CL (level 15)
  • Wizard’s Keep – 300 CL (level 18)
  • Opera House – 340 CL (level 21)
  • The Cathedral – 390 CL (level 24)
  • Observatory – 450 CL (level 27)

Constructing the Buildings

The costs involved in constructing royal buildings may seem steep at first, but you’ll soon find out that they are a safe investment. Most royal buildings will pay back their cost in gold within a few days if you collect taxes diligently, and their value as kingdom expanding units is priceless. Nonetheless, getting them built and operational in the first place can be quite the task.

CastleVille Royal Buildings - Barracks

Building the Barracks in CastleVille.

As you level up and progress through the game, new royal buildings worth more castle points will become available to you. Be sure to stock up on the standard building supplies like wood logs and stone. Keep your crafting buildings as busy as possible, if you find that too many of them are idle then use them to refine raw materials so that you have them on hand when you need to start building.

The biggest hurdle for most players is occupying these royal buildings. After building them completely, they will award you no castle points or taxes if you do not staff them appropriately. Note that you cannot use the various quest giving NPCs throughout your kingdom for this- your only options are other players or the duke. If you find yourself shorthanded, you can recruit the duke to fill a space in a royal building for 6 crowns. Using the duke isn’t recommended because it’s a waste of crowns- the spirit of a social network game like this is to play with friends, so it is designed purposely to make it difficult to advance alone. If you don’t have any friends who play, look around the internet for communities of CastleVille players- you are sure to find plenty of people willing to occupy your buildings and visit your kingdom (the benefits of having neighbors are plentiful, it pays off well to play with others).

Decorations

Another way to increase your castle level is to use certain decoration items such as brick walls. These yield a small amount of castle level which can be helpful, but considering the amount of space they take up compared to royal buildings, it isn’t worth it unless you need just a little boost to reach your next goal.

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CastleVille Exploration Guide

By | Published December 19, 2011

The main goal of CastleVille is to expand, build, and maintain your kingdom. The areas immediately surrounding your land are obscured by gloom, a fog-of-war type of system that makes it impossible to expand your kingdom without meeting certain requirements. Exploration is the process of choosing which tiles to un-gloom strategically and managing your resources properly to make the most out of your ever-growing kingdom.

There are many factors that go into exploring and expanding, and if you want to make the most out of your kingdom you’ll have to stay on top of them. A good explorer thinks two steps ahead, un-glooming one space means access to others so try to progress as efficiently as possible, heading towards tiles that yield the most rewards. You’ll also have to take into account the requirements for un-glooming certain tiles and if it’s worth the resources to go there. No tile of land will be available for free, you’ll need to have enough castle level and any other items needed to un-gloom it.

Castle Level

One of the main requirements across the board for almost every gloomed tile available is a minimum castle level. Your castle level will increase naturally as you progress through the game and construct new buildings and structures, but gloom tiles can have heavy requirements that require you to sink a lot of time and money into your castle level in order to advance. Sometimes it’s worth it to make that extra push to venture in a certain tile, but in most cases it’s best to spend your energy tending the land you already have until you gradually accumulate enough castle level through questing to meet your goal.

So how do you raise your castle level? The main method is by constructing royal buildings, which have their own tab on the market screen. These are some of the most costly structures to build (with good reason), but their price in gold isn’t the only expense. As with all buildings, you’ll need to gather the needed resources (usually wood and stone) before you can actually construct it, but even then you aren’t finished when you’re dealing with royal buildings. You also have to man the building, or occupy it with a certain number of neighbors. The best way to do this is to play with a group of friends and occupy each other’s royal buildings as needed. Alternately, you can pay crowns to have the Duke occupy a position instead, but it’s unwise to waste crowns when there are easier solutions for free.

Exploration Crystals

Many gloomed areas require that you have exploration crystals to clear them out. These can be crafted using three Crystal Shards, which can be obtained by killing enemies. You can also gain crystal shards by helping out your friends with their kingdoms, simply visit them often and tend to their various chores. When they sign on and see that you helped them out, they are given the option to share a crystal shard with you for your efforts.

Picking Spaces

Exploration crystals aren’t the only items that you’ll expend when un-glooming new areas, you may also need to pay a good chunk of gold. Considering their cost, you’ll need to make sure you make sensible decisions when picking spaces to un-gloom. Take note of natural resources like boulders, trees, and fishing spots and compare them to your current needs. Some spaces can only be un-gloomed by completing specific quests (mostly the ones that involve meeting new characters).

If a space only requires castle level or minimal cost besides castle level to advance, try to clear these out first if you’re simply looking for some breathing room for your kingdom- you don’t have to worry about expending your castle points, they stick around.

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CastleVille Crafting Guide

By | Published December 19, 2011

What is Crafting?

One of the most in-depth features of many Zynga games is the crafting system, and it has made a return in CastleVille. As you expand your realm and explore the medieval fantasy countryside, you will come across tons of items, resources, and goodies. You can combine these using special buildings and recipes into brand new items that help you progress through the game.

Anyone familiar with RPGs and online games in general is probably already familiar with how this works, but social games often have an added dimension to crafting. Because actions cost precious energy, every single choice counts and an understanding of the crafting system is necessary if you want every play session to count. You need to be familiar with the items are the most valuable to craft and which components they need, so keep that in mind as you expend energy.

Crafting Buildings

In order to start crafting, you’ll need a special type of building known as a crafting building. There are many of these in the game that allow you to craft all types of objects, but it’s most important that beginners get a firm grasp on the first two.

The first building becomes available to you at level 2 and it costs 2000 coins- the workshop. After using 12 wood logs and 5 stones to construct it, you can access the workshop’s crafting menu by clicking on the building. Keep in mind that you can only have 3 of these buildings at once- try to make the most out of them and have a recipe preparing as often as possible. Recipes can take a long time to execute, usually a matter of hours, so having multiple buildings crafting things at once is a good idea.

The workshop focuses on construction, buildings, and materials. This is where you will be refining the raw resources you come across as you tame the wild- turning wood logs into plants, boulders into slabs of smooth stone. These refined items are necessary for building more advanced structures as they become available, so having a few items like this being concocted never hurts.
The other building you need for crafting is the kitchen. It becomes available at level 5 and costs 5000 gold coins to buy. You can construct it with 10 wood planks and 2 gold bricks (build up to this using a couple workshops). Try to build it and get it running as soon as possible, the recipes in the kitchen are some of the most important for extending your play sessions and keeping your kingdom efficient.

Priority Beginner Items

When you are first starting out and presented with the large amount of options for crafting recipes and new objects to make, it might be difficult to stick to the best ones. Here are some of the most important recipes to keep in mind as you play, try to gather their ingredients as you perform other tasks.

Food and energy items

Once you have a kitchen set up, it will be one of the most important buildings you have. Food in Castleville translates to energy, which is the most precious resource in the game. If you focus on gathering the right ingredients and crafting meals, you’ll be able to greatly extend your play sessions and get more done than before.

Look through all the recipes that your kitchen offers and take note of the activities you need to focus on to gather the right components. You’ll need to spend some time feeding animals, farming, fishing, and tending various flora and fauna to get all the right stuff. As always try to ‘sync’ your activities with your current crafting goals- if a quest wants you to gather certain items or do certain tasks, try to pick the ones that can get you relevant cooking components.

Building components

It’s easy to fool yourself into thinking that you have enough resources and materials when you really don’t. It may seem like you spent a while chopping wood and mining, but your bounty ends up considerably smaller after refining the raw resources at the workshop. This refining process can sometimes take hours for just a single item, so it’s best to think a few steps ahead and keep all your crafting buildings busy. For beginners, try to have some wood planks and gold bars ready for when you want to build a kitchen. Keep some refined stones on hand as well for royal buildings and castle extensions.

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