Kill a total of 10 arcane guardians throughout your journey. Kill a total of 2,000 giant monsters throughout your journey. Kill a total of 500 giant monsters throughout your journey. Kill a total of 100 giant monsters throughout your journey. Kill a total of 60,000 monsters through your journey.

Kill a total of 30,000 monsters through your journey. Kill a total of 10,000 monsters through your journey. Throw a total of at least 5,000 gem bombs throughout your journey. Throw a total of at least 1,000 gem bombs throughout your journey. Throw a total of at least 200 gem bombs throughout your journey. Win a battle without throwing a gem bomb.ĭestroy every building on the field during a battle. Gather at least 6,000 mana by the end of the battle. Gather at least 4,000 mana by the end of the battle. Gather at least 2,000 mana by the end of the battle. Some Lost Amulets are hidden in certain game modes of certain levels. Only one of each Lost Amulet can be found during the playthrough. Lost Amulets are hidden in various levels, requiring the player to destroy structures with Gem Bombs to attain. Journey Amulets are meant to be acquired throughout entire game and can be achieved only once. There is one for each color that is used on each type of shrine. Shrine Burst Amulets are fairly difficult to attain, as it requires the player to sacrifice a grade 6 or higher gem on a particular shrine. Each amulet is worth a certain amount of XP, and the XP earned by Battle and Shrine Burst amulets are affected by the 3x multiplier in certain modes.īattle Amulets are common and not worth a lot of XP, but they can be awarded in any level where the requirements are met. They are a type of achievement system for accomplishing tasks of various difficulty. There are four types of Amulets in GemCraft Chapter 0. You can help Gemcraft Wiki by expanding it. Ospreyshire on Fighting Game Videos Vol.This article is a stub. As for future game “reviews”… we’ll see about it =PĪyi Ariquater on Fighting Game Videos Vol.… yay! just like that I extended the time by 1 day! Wahahaha! Oh btw there’s a chapter 1 for this game, but I didn’t like it as much so I’m not going to write an entry on that. If anything, it certainly provided some good entertainment during the semester (each stage/area doesn’t take long, if you know what you’re doing =)) Hehe, but that just means the game isn’t all that hard since you should know that I’m a casual player that plays by instinct and not scrutinising the optimal builds. Oh well, at least I did all of it without referring to any guides or FAQ. If you looked at the screenshot above, it is quite obvious I have much left undone. It’s not a bad game, but it requires quite a lot of time if you’re looking to completing all the stages and collecting all the amulets.

*winks* (edit: oops, I forgot about publishing this before holidays started. And since the semester is coming to an end, I have bigger goodies waiting for me later on. Lots of planning and going out of your way to get it will be required), but I suppose I don’t have the determination to complete all of them. Initially, I thought I would be able to finish collecting at least the important amulets (shrine bursts are a pain to get really. There are stat points available for use each time you level up to allocate to various skills, which will definitely help you to clear in the various game modes. The only exceptions are the “area boss” parts where it’s kinda like a boss stage with, well, only 1 mode. There are many game modes per stage, and an additional mode unlocked after clearing the final stage in the final area. I don’t suppose I would be explaining much about the various modes here, since I think it’s quite intuitive should you decide to try out this game.

It’s sort of a tower defense game, with various modes. Lol, I never thought I would be writing an entry on a flash game, but what gives? Yeah well, this was a little game that I played during the semester here and there, every now and then.

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