Anubisnieh: this demo has two sections of two dungeons and an extra two sections of another dungeon, if playing in hard mode. The first dungeon is a cave. It is located to your upper left. Go to it following the dark brown path. There is quite a bit to this game. If you have any further questions, feel free to pm me. I have written a general guide, hints, and even a full walkthrough if you feel the need. Enjoy. :)
(I am elaborating a prior comment as it really does help. Sorry, but I no longer remember the specifics of what else to do to win.) The following is for those of you having difficulties with this game, but are interested in playing it. If you first play the game Deck Adventures Chapter 1 and then play Chapter 2 of that same game series (which are earlier versions), you will have a chance to learn lessons much easier which are needed in which to win this game. They can be found here: https://www.kongregate.com/games/Junjo/deck-adventurers-chapter-1. Good luck!
Arus51: I am not sure what area of that level you are referring to, so I am going to make an assumption. (I will give the directions as though you are just leaving M B7 to go to M B8.) Use the upper middle stairs and walk to the light on “M B8.” Now return to the stairs and this time turn to the left to open a hidden area. Use the stairs, open the door, kill the enemies, and collect the potions and the scroll.
asdfqwer528: If you have finished ALL of the blue cave levels besides the scorpion, you must place the two skeleton heads in the hole in two cylinder shaped structures on Cave level B7. Then you can progress to Cave level B8 (and later return to kill the scorpion). If you have any other questions feel free to pm me. If you are missing a section or two of the blue cave area, let me know which area(s) and I can tell you how to accomplish those. I have written a short guide plus hints if you want a little more general help. (I also wrote a long step-by-step walkthrough if you feel that you need further help.)
Rex: Classics are classics for a reason. It is because they are the best. It doesn't matter which category. It could be music. It could be film. It could be games. Etc. You are acting as though things such as special effects make something the best, which is completely incorrect. Those of us who aren't swayed by flashy lights or hype, recognize greatness.
PaleDeathReaper: You can get many Rusty Axes. They are in the water. So if you fish you can get them. Also, if you go to the bottom of the water and collect chests, some chests have them. (I do not recommend this method early in the game.) Have you made a dock yet? That is where you can make a fishing pole. (By the way, the enchantment does eventually wear off so that you will have a rusty axe again, but it can be enchanted anew. I usually have many Enchanted Axes.) If you have any further questions feel free to pm me.
It looks like Flashpoint's version is now working correctly. The reason people had trouble with it is that they clicked “Save Game” and assumed that their data was saved. If you don't see a small message on the lower left mentioning that the game was saved, it wasn't. For awhile I could seldom save the game. But these last couple days it is saving every time I try. Keep in mind that if you exited without actually saving at any point in the game, then the game will start you with $0 and you need to go to the Title page to click Options then Clear All Data so that you can start normally. Hope this info helps. :)
Immortal Lefty: The game does load. Have you tried restarting your computer? Or perhaps you need to do other things to clear up some memory up such as deleting cookies and defragmenting? Are you playing on a more common browser? My older Chrome Version works fine. I tried loading the game using an older Firefox version and it wouldn't load (I don't use that browser much so likely I didn't download Ruffle onto it, which may be the reason for it not playing). But maybe your current browser is incompatible. While I am not computer savvy, hopefully this gives you ideas to figure out what you need to do to be able to play this game.
I think I finally understand why people are asking how to sharpen their swords. They don't understand that when one upgrades one gets stronger. To attack, simply walk into the enemy. It is essential when starting a section, to only go for the easiest one or two types of enemies, or you will quickly lose your health. If you see an enemy with grey markings over it, you are not capable of harming it at this time. Each new enemy attacked will provide you experience, and once you reach a new level, you are stronger and can battle more difficult opponents. If you click “z” then click the third tab, you will see your enemies and the order of difficulty. The easiest is Rat followed by Bat, etc. If you have any further questions, feel free to pm me.
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xX Epic Xx: I don't know what you are talking about. Flashpoint has the same version as Kongregate. The only current difference is that Kongregate doesn't have the GamesofHonor logo. If you look, Newgrounds has that same logo but KBHgames doesn't. Besides that they are all the same game and version. In fact the only difference on Kongregate from years ago is that it doesn't keep track of your achievements anymore and on each site you can only play in Story Mode. Your last sentence makes it sound like you had more difficulty playing on Flashpoint. Odds are that you only tried once. You shouldn't admonish a site for having one tough game.
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I have spent a lot of time playing this game as it been my favorite game for many years. I can tell you that right from the start that there are multiple starting versions. One version is very rare to come across but I did. While traveling my first trip to Caganel I encountered Ninjas. Yes, they are quite difficult if one is alone and just starting out. That has nothing to do with the site that is hosting the game. If you encountered something like that and didn't survive, just start again. If you were a ways into the game and encountered something you weren't prepared for and are loathe to start over, just go back to your last save. If you're not saving periodically, that is on you. Keep in mind that if you aren't optimally setting up your Character you will find it more difficult. If you need any help with the game you are welcome to pm me.
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jcdamighy: If you had read some recent comments and put them together you would have your answer. One cannot play the original version of Elements and likely never will be able to do so again because ElementsTheGame.Com has expired and you won't find anything on the server. The option to play this same game is to play it via Flashpoint, where one can play all the main levels and visit the Oracle, however, one can not play in the Arena or duel against anyone. Another option is to play a fan based adjustment of the game called OpenETG. You can go to the Elements original game site which is here: https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php. Click the top right selection of Tools, go to the bottom and click Go Back, then the first option is OpenETG. Alternatively, you can go directly there as it is located on this page: https://etg.dek.im/. The other option is to go to Kongregate's OpenETG, and if you click Forum it will take you to that page.
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In addition, there is a third alternative where Sparklmonkey is trying to recreate the game. There are still lots of bugs and there is as yet no arena or dueling, but there is hope that one day the whole game will thus be resurrected by his efforts. There are two sites to play this version. One is to go directly to https://elementstherevival.com, or alternatively, to follow the same directions as previously listed at ElementsCommunity, only instead of the first option, it will be the third option. The other site which houses this version is at https://sparklmonkey.itch.io/element-revival. For Revival, I highly recommend everyone go to setting and set it to quick play ON and animation speed 3X. Again, as yet, this version still has many bugs, so be prepared. I hope this summation helps with your quest to play this game. :)
(Part 1 of 2) Thank you Flagonslayer for letting us know about Elements Revival. I went and played it. I have no idea if one can transfer their prior deck. I had to again start from scratch. First thing I noticed was the difficulty of putting the game on the page as it is so overly rectangular. I had to put the zoom at a low number to see much of the game, but I couldn't see everything as then it would have to be even smaller. At this size I could not read the names of the cards when they were stacked. I also couldn't see when spell cards were played by the opponent. There was a lot of eye strain with this version. For experienced players I highly recommend changing the setting to quick play as you will not want to have to verify playing each and every card.
(Part 2 of 2) There are many little differences. (This includes battling nymphs in the lowest levels and how much easier it is to win with full health.) Besides the size, the things which frustrated me the most were when cards don't play the way they should, such as scarabs starting with N+2 and boneyard creating quite a few skeletons with one death.
I have to give up for now because I obviously can't play the oracle until I can upgrade a card, and that has proven impossible. This is because no matter how I adjust my screen, even by adjusting my resolution, in that mode I can't see my cards.
This version has a ways to go to be polished like the original. However, it should help people satisfy an Elements game itch. Hopefully it will continue improving. I will remember to check back periodically. If anyone knows how to remedy my problem, please pm me.
dapolzin: If you read down the comments you will find my having posted a comment saying that I had wrote a walk-through for this game and that people can pm me with any questions. The comment got pushed down by people talking about a BOD for another game which wasn't working. (Those comments unrelated to this game should now be removed.)
These instructions assume that you have found your way through the rest of the Mayor's place, so I have abbreviated the steps. If you want more detailed steps, let me know.
To find the lever for the animal on “M B17,” you need to get to the far right upper stairs. I will remind you which final stairs lead there. On “M B16” you want the upper middle stairs where you have to pass the blue enemy. Once you get to “M B17,” travel to the far right upper stairs and use them. Then return, and before exiting the stairs, turn left into the wall, and pull that lever. Now you can rescue the animal.
The option to play this game is to play it via Flashpoint, where it is a shell of the previous game. There, one can play all the main levels, but one can not visit the Oracle, play in the Arena, or duel against anyone. Your other option is to play a fan based adjustment of the game called OpenETG. You can go to the Elements original game site which is here: https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php. Click the top right selection of Tools, go to the bottom and click Go Back, then the first option is OpenETG. Alternatively, you can go directly there as it is located on this page: https://etg.dek.im/. The other option is to go to Kongregate's OpenETG, and if you click Forum it will take you to that page. It hope this helps some of you with your quest to play this game. :)
If you want to play this game, amongst a myriad of others, download Flashpoint Archive (formerly known as BlueMaxima's Flashpoint, (which is when I downloaded it)). Yes, I still play games here, but I also play on my own computer via Flashpoint. The downloads are located here: https://flashpointarchive.org/downloads. It is just a matter of deciding if you want to download Infinity or Ultimate. I am not computer savvy enough to download Ultimate or I would have, as I did try. So I finally ended up with Infinity, which is easy to download. (At this point, it looks as though they have saved over 150,000 Flashplayer games.) Truly, if you want to play Flashplayer games (it also has some other games), and you have some computer space, you will want this program. Enjoy! :)
If anyone wants any information to help you with this game, you are welcome to pm me. I have made a [not short] walkthrough for hard mode for this demo game (normal mode could also use this information). Well, actually I made two versions. One was my way of numbering, with the Cave having floors of 1a - 1j, and 2a - 2j, etc., which because of taking screenshots of each page, I found to be easier for myself. The other I abbreviate the floors actually listed in the game. I also wrote a guide if someone just wants some basic information and tips. If someone just wants a few hints, I have written a few of those. I wrote the floors where the animals are located. I wrote the floors where the hearts are located. I also wrote the floors which have any hidden areas. In addition you can ask any specific question. If I forgot another desired category, let me know. Thank you Fluffy_Lotus for providing us this game. :)
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