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Key Quest

Keyquest is a brand new multiplayer board game that you can play against other people. By doing so you can earn neopoints and items. On this page you will find everything that is currently known about Keyquest. Because the game is still in beta-testing we will continue to update this page as new updates in the game appear.

Below you can see an overview of all the information we have collected, divided into smaller easy to read pieces. Click on a topic to make this information appear.

SUNNYNEO LINKS What is Keyquest? Beta Test Creating a game How to play Boards Alignments Houses Powerups Characters Hexes Charms Something Has Happened Locations Mini Games Prizes Prizes Item List Prize Statistics FAQ about Beta Tokens Codes Collectors Case

NEOPETS LINKS Key Quest Home Open Beta Key Quest Key Quest Concept Collectors Case Merchandise with tokens Key Quest FAQ Key Quest Tutorial SUNNYNEO GRAPHICS AAA KQ Token Shield Bree Cursor Bree Faerie Doll Bree Fake Avatar Bree Petpage Bree Shield Keyquest Counter Keyquest Fake Avatar Keyquest Userlookup

Mini Games

Below are the different mini games that appear during game play at KeyQuest. Click an image to view the guide for tips and how to play the mini games. When you win a mini game you will be given the option to either pick a key of your choice, or to pick a powerup out of a seclection of three. Whether you get to pick a key or a powerup is random.

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KeyQuest Mini Games
Berry Blast	Daring Dig	Faerie Labyrinth	Flower Frenzy
Fruit Picker	Ghastly Guzzler	NeoGarden Grow	Nova Matcher
Orbliteration	Petpet Pamper	Petpet Pond	Petpetpet Snare
Poogle Carnival Race	Shenkuu Showers	Spyder Scare

Petpet Pond

Grab your fishing pole! We're going fishin'! In Petpet Pond your objective is to get more points than the other players before your time runs out.



There are three Petpets to catch. They are the Goldy, the Nuranna, and the Bubblebee. Each is worth different points and have a different level difficulty to catch them. Bubblebees are easier to catch versus the other two, but aren't worth as much.

Petpet Pond Fish
Goldy Worth 100 points	Nuranna Worth 50 points	Bubblebee Worth 25 points

To cast your line you will need to move your mouse close to a fishes mouth. Click to throw the bobber out. Be careful not to hit a fish because that will scare them away and you will have to try again. When you throw your bobber in a good spot, a fish will have a heart appear over his head and swim towards the bobber. You will want to click your mouse repeatedly to reel the fish in. In the picture below you will notice a little timer. It counts down the time you have to wait before you can re-cast your bobber.



When the fish is almost caught, yellow expression marks will show and he will jump out of the water. You've caught him! Move fast to the next one because you are being timed!




Tips and Strategies
In addition to each petpet being a different difficulty to catch, each petpet has a certain area in which you have to cast your bobber to "attract" it to bite. Goldys have a very small area, and you'll have to cast your bobber almost right on top of their mouth to get them to bite. Nurannas and Bubblebees will chase your bobber a bit, so you don't need to be as accurate with those.

Remember that it's best to catch petpets early. When you catch a petpet, you don't get the points for it immediately. You only get points when the number floats up from your fishing pole. Basically, if you aren't reeling a fish in by the start of the 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 count towards the end of the game, you most likely won't get the points for it.

It's best to go for Goldys first, even though they're more difficult to catch, since they give a big 100 points apiece. Once all the Goldys are gone, go for Nurannas, then Bubblebees last.

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