The Island: Castaway is a new sim-meets-RPG game from Sahmon Games. The game combines a Virtual Villagers kind of atmosphere with gameplay reminiscent of Wandering Willows, putting you in the role of a castaway on a lonely tropical island. Gather tons of items you'll use to hunt, fish, build, cook and more, all while fulfilling the needs of your friends and uncovering mystery after mystery on the fog-shrouded land.
You only control one character in The Island: a poor chap named Tom who spends his time running back and forth fulfilling the requests of everyone else on the island. The game progresses through a series of small missions that start off very simple and gradually become more involved. Using just the mouse, click on items to pick them up and store them in your massive inventory. When someone needs something from you, he or she will light up with an exclamation mark over their head. Simply click and your new task will be added to the checklist at the bottom of the screen.
At first, missions are straightforward and must be completed one after another. Soon, though, you'll have more objectives than you can complete, allowing a bit of wiggle room as to which order you complete them. You can push the story along, or you can run around picking up twigs and making fruit salad all day, it's up to you!
Speaking of fruit salad, The Island: Castaway is packed with diversions that play a strong role in the game. Recipes are one facet of this, allowing you to use fruits and meats to create meals that restore large chunks of your health. As you jog around doing your thing, your health gradually decreases, so it's always nice keeping a few meals stashed in your inventory. New recipes are gained through side missions, and they come in handy in a pinch. You'll also learn to fish, hunt, chop trees, plant things and more, all unveiled via new tools as the game progresses.
Analysis: While the visual set-up may remind you of most simulation games on the market, don't let the looks fool you. The Island: Castaway is far from your usual village sim, as it focuses on mini-missions and expanding gameplay as opposed to building a collective, central town. Unlocking trophies is also a big part of the game, and there are 15 to find in all, each with bronze, silver and gold levels.
The story plays a large role in The Island, and while it's not the most original piece of writing this side of To Kill a Mockingbird, you'll feel drawn in by the ever-expanding level of intrigue introduced by island natives, strange languages drawn in the sand, and statues hidden in bushes. Exploration and discovery are strong parts of this game, and you'll always feel like there's something new waiting around the corner.
Sahmon went to great lengths to make the interface friendly, and everything responds to your needs without a hitch. Feeding Tom to keep him healthy is easy, working with recipes and your other tools is simple, and the mini-map (along with the task list) makes it easy to see where characters are located and who wants your attention at the moment. Unfortunately, you can't manually scroll the screen, which is a bit of a letdown, but after a few minutes you won't really mind.
If The Island: Castaway has any faults, it's with the voice acting. The first lines you'll hear spoken will probably make you shudder. Later, the readings improve, but you still get the impression the actors were only allowed one take for the script, so everything sounds stilted and contrived. Casual gamers don't expect perfection from voice acting in our games, but sometimes it's just better to leave it out.
The Island: Castaway will absolutely steal your afternoon away. The combination of quick missions, exploration, discovery, and a seemingly endless supply of items to find, makes you constantly curious as to what awaits you around each corner. Play it casually, but be prepared to sink a lot of time into this excellent game!
Windows:
Download the demo
Get the full version
Mac OS X:
Not available.
Try Boot Camp or Parallels or CrossOver Games.
Walkthrough Guide
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The sacred statues and their locations:
OSANJIN
Upper left - John finds and gives to you early in game
DUNGU
Upper center left - In the Mountains (NE) hidden among the rocks
OKE
Upper center right - Swamp (SE) watch out for snakes
ODUDUVA
Upper right - Abandoned village (west of top hut)
OBATALL
Center left - Center Forest cave (opens after earthquakes)
OLAORUN
Center center left - Heart of Island
OLOKUN
Center center right - North of village
TANO
Center right - NW cave (one leading to Mountains)
OSHUMARE
Lower left - Cave leading to Heart (very hard to see - it's toward the center of the cave on south of group of rocks)
OBIEMI
Lower center left - Inner cave in Montains (where found Phato)
OTAU
Lower center right - In far NW area
IFA
Lower right - Central Beach cave
Posted by: Gameslave | October 25, 2010 11:34 PM
The Island: Castaway walkthrough
General Information
On the Main Menu you can choose a profile, play or quit, select your options, view the Help file and the Trophy Room.
Options include your desired music and sound volume or you can mute them, full versus windowed screen, and a choice to auto save or not. You can also view the credits from the options menu.
The help pages show you how to fish; dig up bait and plant seeds; how to trap crabs; how to hunt with purchased or hand-made arrows; how to grow and harvest plants; and how to hack down a dead tree and get its wood.
The help pages will pop up as a reminder when you start each new task involving a tool.
You will play as Tom, who washes up on the Eastern Beach and decides to have a look around.
Start by moving Tom around the beach and click for him to pick up fruit, branches, logs, and pearls.
When you need to go into a cave, you will mostly run from left to right until you find the white exit circle, and you will need to do the reverse to go back through the caves.
The caves on the Central Beach and in the Central Forest are more up and down.
The only time you need to look around in a cave is if you are looking for a character or a statue or item of need.
Collect as many items as you can because you will be able to sell them in the Village to get pearls
The paths you need to take are marked in a lighter yellow/green shade. Sometimes it is better to just run rather than confront boars in order to get there until you can afford a better bow.
Determine at different points in time what Inventory items you need because there may not always be room for what you want.
If you run out of room in your Inventory, your choices are to dump something in the Trash or, when you become friendly with the tribe, to sell items to Nomato.
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Scene Navigation
In the upper left corner you can see the number of pearls you have collected. Pearls are important for buying items in the Village once you meet the natives.
When you have the ability to make arrows, your quiver will show you the number of arrows available.
Next is a box with a heart and shield. The heart shows Tom's available energy level. When he needs more energy there will be a fruit balloon above his head, meaning you will need to supply him with some food.
The shield shows the amount of protection Tom has when he has taken the Protective Potion.
The tools you have available for your use are pictured at the top of the screen. Upgrades of tools can be purchased from Mbantuve and become important to your safety and efficiency in performing your tasks.
The upper right hand corner has a magnified map of the island which expands as you explore more areas.
When you need to feed Tom for him to regain his energy, you may be asked how many of an inventory item you wish to choose.
If you want more than one, select the button to escalate the number of items to what you want your choice to be.
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Locations
There are twelve parts of the island to explore, not including the water that is used for fishing. There are dangerous forests, sandy beaches, mountains inhabited by snakes, dark caves, swamps and more.
Western Beach, Central Beach, Eastern Beach, Northern Beach, Western Forest, Central Forest, Northern Forest, Swamp, Village, Mountains, Caves, Heart of the Island
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Trophy Room
All of the trophies you collect along the way will be on display in the Trophy Room that can be accessed from the Main Menu or to the right of the taskbar at the bottom of the scene.
You can earn bronze, silver, and gold trophies.
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Jack of all trades
Bronze: You have all of the level I tools
Silver: You have all of the level II tools
Gold: You have all of the level III tools
Farmer
Bronze: You've harvested 10 vegetables
Silver: You've harvested 50 vegetables
Gold: You've harvested 100 vegetables
Fruit Picker
Bronze: You've picked up 50 fruits
Silver: You've picked up 250 fruits
Gold: You've picked up 500 fruits
Craftsman
Bronze: You've made 10 arrows
Silver: You've made 50 arrows
Gold: You've made 100 arrows
Scout
Bronze: You've explored 25% of the island
Silver: You've explored 50% of the island
Gold: You've explored 100% of the island
Pearler
Bronze: You have collected 100 pearls
Silver: You have collected 500 pearls
Gold: You have collected 1,000 pearls
Treasure Hunter
Bronze: You've found 1 statue
Silver: You've found 6 statues
Gold: You've found 12 statues
Cook
Bronze: You've mastered 1 recipe
Silver: You've mastered 6 recipes
Gold: You've mastered 11 recipes
Merchant
Bronze: You've sold 10 items
Silver: You've sold 50 items
Gold: You've sold 100 items
Wood Cutter
Bronze: You've cut 5 trees
Silver: You've cut 25 trees
Gold: You've cut 50 trees
Fisherman
Bronze: You've caught 5 fish
Silver: You've caught 25 fish
Gold: You've caught 50 fish
Crab Hunter
Bronze: You've trapped 5 crabs
Silver: You've trapped 25 crabs
Gold: You've trapped 50 crabs
Boar Hunter
Bronze: You've killed 5 boars
Silver: You've killed 25 boars
Gold: You've killed 50 boars
Snake Hunter
Bronze: You've killed 5 snakes
Silver: You've killed 25 snakes
Gold: You've killed 50 snakes
Marathoner
Bronze: You ran 1 kilometer
Silver: You ran 5 kilometers
Gold: You ran 10 kilometers
Characters
Tom is a 32 years old car salesman and he's good at it.
John is a 40 years old botanist and linguist who specializes in dead languages. Like many scientists, he can sometimes act absent-mindedly. He has studied ancient writings for many years.
Nick is a 28 years old sailor who cooks. Nick is an orphan, or at least he thinks so. He has been a sailor since he was young.
Mike is a 48 years old Native American who has never left his home until now. He wanted to see the world so he went on a voyage that ended up with him shipwrecked on this island.
Nicole is 30 years old and a kind and caring person. She's a pediatrician who devotes her life to kids. She also spends a lot of time with Girl Scouts. Nicole ended up on the boat by chance when her friends gave her a cruise for her birthday.
Amy is the 35 years old brunette mother of Stefi. Amy is a freelance artist with a romantic vision of the world.
Stefi is the 10-year-old daughter of Amy. She is a peppy and courageous girl and unlike her mother, Stefi is rational and has a realistic view of things.
Phato is the 12 years old son of Nomato and Boguro. Phato wants to become a hunter so he spends a lot of time in the forest watching animals and is a curious kid.
Nepolo is the 56-year-old Chief of the tribe on the island.
Nomato is 36 years old and the husband of Boguro and father to Phato. Nomato is a born merchant.
Boguro is the 32 years old wife of Nomato and mother of Phato. Tribal legend says that Oduduva, the goddess of fertility, blessed Boguro so because of this, her plants grow fast and plentiful.
Mbantuve is the 35-year-old husband of Tomano. Mbantuve would rather die than tell a lie.
Tomano: is the 30 years old wife of Mbantuve`s. Tomano is reserved, insightful and ambitious and she doesn't like Shaman Ugo.
Ugo is the 69-year-old tribe's shaman who is wise, sly and old.
Interaction with Characters
A Yellow exclamation point over a character's head means he wants to talk to Tom.
A Red exclamation point means that Tom must complete a task or quest to satisfy the person.
A Green explanation point means you have completed the task assigned by that character so give them what they wanted.
Sometimes when you have all the items the person asked for you will need to combine them into the object they really want; you may need to cook first.
Sometimes a picture of a character who wants to talk to you will appear at the left of the screen; find the person and see what they have to say.
A conversation doesn't always mean a new task...it may just provide information.
To find where a character is located on the island, click on the map in the upper right corner.
A blue star will show where everyone is located and you can identify who it is by running your cursor over the star.
A yellow star means the person wants to talk to you.
A white star identifies the merchants in the Village.
A red star means that you have a task you need to fulfill for that person.
A missing star means that person is in one of the caves.
Tom is shown by a blue circle.
Inventory
Choose the bag in the lower left corner to expand your Inventory.
For Tom to eat something from the inventory, drag it to him and if necessary, choose how many to give him for more energy.
Fruit: Apple, Banana, Coconut, Kiwi, Lemon, Orange, Pineapple, Watermelon
Vegetables: Cabbage, Fuki, Turnip, Potatoes
Herbs: Rosemary and Tickseed
Fish and Game: Fish, Crab, Wild Boar (Pork), Snake Meat
Materials and Commodities: Branches, Logs, Lumber, Bait, Pearls, Arrows, Seeds
Recipes
The chef's tools next to your inventory bag will expand your recipe collection.
Grilled Fish: 1 fish, 1 lemon, 2 branches, fire
Grilled Crab: 1 crab, 1 lemon, 2 branches, fire
Fruit Salad: 2 apples, 2 bananas, 2 kiwi
Vegetable Salad: 2 cabbage, 2 potatoes, 2 turnips, 1 rosemary
Fruit Cocktail: 1 coconut, 2 oranges, 1 watermelon
Protective Potion: 1 fuki, 1 rosemary, 1 tickseed
Steak: 1 boar meat, 1 rosemary, 1 branch, fire
Stewed Pork: 1 boar meat, 2 potatoes, 2 turnips, 1 rosemary, 3 branches, fire
Smoked Snake: 1 snake, 1 fuki, 2 rosemary, 1 branch, fire
Fish Soup: 2 fish, 1 fuki, 3 potatoes, 3 branches, fire
Stewed Snake: 1 snake, 2 cabbage, 2 turnips, 1 rosemary, 2 branches, fire
Tools
Fishing Rod, Shovel, Crab Trap, Bow, Axe, Torch
Tool Shop
Better tools become important when you have sufficient pearls to buy them
A larger bag will keep you from getting the "not enough room in your inventory" message.
A better bow will keep you safe from the boars and snakes by being able to kill them faster.
Upgrading everything will get you a gold trophy as a Jack-Of-All-Trades.
Inventory Bags
Small Bag: The small bag has 16 slots. Each slot can hold up to 20 items of the same type. You can have up to 320 items in this bag.
Medium Bag: The medium bag has 24 slots.
Large Bag: The large bag has 32 slots.
Fishing rod
Beginner's Fishing Rod: The simplest fishing rod available.
Fisherman Rod: Thick and durable fishing line. This fishing rod has a good float and sturdy line. Fish will have a hard time getting away.
Spinning rod: You don't need bait for this rod. This professional fishing rod has the strongest fishing line. No fish can get away from this one. Besides, you can use the lure instead of live bait.
Spade Shovel
Beginner's Spade: Simple and weak spade from the lifeboat's emergency kit.
Farmer's Spade: This durable spade has a handle so you can dig a hole in two steps.
Treasure Hunter's Spade: The perfect spade with a sharp edge can dig holes in one step.
String Bow
Baby Bow: Simple bow made out of branches and plant fibers.
Hunter's Bow: This reliable bow is made out of stronger wood and sinew from an animal. The bow's creator put a lot of patience and care into the making of the bow to ensure its owner survives.
Warrior's Bow: This special bewitched bow is made with great care and love.
Axe
Beginner's Axe: This simple axe has a blunt edge that takes eight whacks to cut down a tree.
Hunter's Axe: This light and handy axe isn't as sharp as an ideal axe, so it's not good for cutting. It can still cut down a tree in five whacks.
Warrior's Axe: This perfectly balanced and sharp axe uses special ingredients.
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Sacred Statues
You can view the statues you have collected by clicking on the icon in the lower right corner of the scene.
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Osanjin: John will show you this statue in the bushes of the upper left corner of the Central Beach.
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Olokun: You are just outside the Village on the Northern Beach.
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Otau: Check the Northern Forest when you have just talked to Boguro about Phato being missing.
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Dungu: The god of hunting is in the Mountains behind the Shaman's cave.
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Ifa: In the cave on the Central Beach.
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Oduduva: In the abandoned village in the Western Forest.
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Tano: In the Northern Forest cave on the way to the Mountains.
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Oke: In the Swamp; be sure to take Protective Potion to ward off the snakes.
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Obiemi: In the cave in the Mountains where you found Phato. The statue and edelweiss are in the same green niche.
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Obatala: Tom finds the statue in the Central Forest cave where John has been studying the relics. It is the god of the sea.
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Olorun: After you discover the ship in the Heart of the Island, explore the area and you can collect the statue.
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Oshumare: This statue is in the tunnel that goes between the altar and the Heart of the island. When you are about half way through, go down and look behind the rocks.
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Tasks
Tasks are shown in the lower center of the scene and can be scrolled or expanded if there is more than one to be completed.
Part 1: Nightmare
Nicole wants 3 branches to start a fire.
John wants 4 logs to set up a tent.
Mike wants a box of tools from the lifeboat. Go to the small island of the Central Beach to find it and take it back to camp on the Western Beach and receive a fishing pole.
Mike was looking for a shovel so Tom could get bait to fish, but it wasn't in the first box of tools. Go to the Central Beach to find it and receive a shovel when you return it to Mike.
Dig up some bait and catch a fish. Nick will tell you how to grill it.
Go to the deep water and cast your line. When you see the fish icon, slowly click the line until you can take the fish.
Click on the chef's tools in the lower left corner of the screen. If you have all the ingredients, press "Cook" and take the grilled fish to Nick.
Mike thinks there is someone eastward. Take a look around the Central Beach and find Amy. Amy wants water.
Mike is in charge of supplies, so talk to him about the water. He will give you a bottle of water to take to Amy, who asks about her daughter Stefi.
Take Amy back to camp and then talk to Mike. Mike has made a crab trap and wants you to catch 3 crabs for lunch.
Take the crabs to Mike. He says to put lemon on them and grill them, so go to the fire and click on the cook menu.
Take the grilled crabs to Nicole, who is in charge of food supplies.
Talk to John and then go find Mike and tell him about the conversation.
Mike wants 4 logs to build a raft and is going to look for a place to cross the river. Give him the logs.
Nicole wants 3 fruit salads: 2 each of apples, bananas, and kiwi.
Click the recipe list, click on the fruit salad and then "Cook" to assemble them and take them to Nicole.
John is on the Central Beach where he found the statue of Osanjin.
Mike has finished the raft, so time to go across the river to the Western Forest and find Stefi.
Part 2: We are not alone
Stefi is across the river with Phato. Take her back to her Mom and talk to Mike. He wants an axe to build a boat to get off the island.
Go talk to Phato, who gives you a bow and his quiver to use to catch a Boar. Cross the bridge to the right to go to the Central Forest in search of a Boar.
Sneak up behind one carefully because if they get you first, you end up back in camp.
Once you get some Boar meat, take it to Phato. He will let you keep the bow, but he wants his quiver back so you will have to get your own arrows from his father or make your own.
Since you proved yourself as a hunter, you can now meet the people in the Village. Phato takes you there.
Talk to Nepolo, the chief of the tribe, who will give you an axe in exchange for a vegetable salad.
Nomato gathers all the plants that grow on the island and will buy or sell for pearls.
Boguro, who is Nomato's wife and Phato's mother, planted 6 rosemary in the woods and can't find them. She wants you to bring them to her and she will teach you how to plant.
You will need 1 rosemary for the salad, so be sure to collect 7 and watch out for the Boars.
Talk to Nick about the vegetable salad and find out you need 2 each of potatoes, cabbage and turnips.
Talk to Amy, who has made some planting beds but needs seeds. Buy some from Nomato next time you're in the Village.
Current Tasks include an axe for Mike, salad for Nepolo, rosemary for Boguro, and salad ingredients for Nick.
Buy the vegetables from Nomato and have Nick help you make the salad.
Take the salad to Nepolo in exchange for an axe. He will tell you about them having better tools you can buy, so go see Mbantuve.
When you have the 6 Rosemary, give them to Boguro.
Tell John about the other symbol by the bridge in the Central Forest.
Amy wants a fruit cocktail with watermelon and oranges in a coconut shell for you, Stefi, and herself, so gather the ingredients times 3.
Mike wants you to cut down some dried trees and bring him 15 boards for the boat frame.
Once you bring the boards to Mike, you will get a workshop to make your own arrows.
Click the button to make the arrows and show Mike.
John is in the Central Forest by the symbol and wants to talk to you about it.
Mike wants you to catch 4 boars so you can make steaks. Make the steaks when you get the boar meat.
Catch 7 snakes for Tomano and she will give you 150 pearls. She gives you a recipe for a Protective Potion.
You can find the tickseed and rosemary in the forest areas.
Talk to John about the Shaman and then Mike about the drinking water.
Part 3: Friends or Enemies
Nick wants to know if Tom has run across a secluded spot.
Go to the Village and talk to the chief about where they get their drinking water.
Tell Mike about the roaming springs and he says he will find them. Meanwhile he will teach you how to smoke meat.
Boguro wants you to come with her because Phato is missing. She will give you a torch to use in the caves.
Go through the cave where she is standing. Take some Protective Potion when you come out of it at the other entrance because there will be snakes.
Talk to the Shaman, who wants gifts for the spirits.
Find Phato in the cave at the North. Boguro will reward you with 375 pearls and a recipe for stewed pork for you to make and take to the Shaman.
Stefi wants to talk to you because her mother is missing and wants you to find her.
John is outside the cave but Tom goes in and finds Amy and Nick.
Tom assures Stefi her Mom is ok and will be back soon.
The chief wants to see you because he wants to make Tom a member of the tribe for helping Boguro.
Tom asks if John can join in his place, so go find John.
Mike has returned and is resting. He gives you the recipe for the smoked snake and says to cut it before giving 2 to Nicole.
Smoke the snake, give it to Nicole and talk to Mike again.
Tom thinks Mike has a fever but he says he is overheated and nauseous so wants 2 lemons.
Mike goes for the water. John says he needs 5 protective potions for the tribe ritual so give them to him.
Talk to Nick, who is upset that Tom showed up earlier. He is hungry and says he will teach Tom a new recipe when he gets back from collecting dry wood in the forest.
Talk to John, who takes you to the swamp to show you some relics.
Amy wants to talk to you about where Nick went.
John wants to talk to you about the island, so Tom shares what the shaman told him.
Nicole wants to talk about Mike because she thinks something is wrong with him.
Tom finds Mike, who is not feeling well at all, so helps him back to camp.
Part 4: Enemy in the mirror
John told Nick about the inscriptions and Nick went nuts, so Tom needs to find him and talk to him.
Nicole is tending to Mike in the abandoned Village and says he is near death, so go to the Village and talk to the chief.
Talk to Boguro and then Mbantuve to find out where you can find Tomano. Tomano turns out to be on the western edge of the Central Forest.
Tomano needs you to find rosemary and tickseed to make a potion and will go with you to help Mike get well. She also requests edelweiss, which she says is available in the mountains.
Go talk to Phato, who knows the mountains and tells you that edelweiss grows in the cave.
Stop and talk to his father. He wants 10 snake skins so give him 10 snakes, and he will give you 400 pearls.
Go through the cave and to the mountains and into the northwest cave where you found Phato earlier.
Go to the back part that is green and pick the edelweiss and collect the statue you find there.
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Take everything to Tomano. She will give you a potion to give to Nicole, who is taking care of Mike.
Take all the soup ingredients to Nick, who will give you the recipe.
Cook the fish soup and take it to Nick.
Boguro wants to talk to you, so go to the Village.
The boars trampled her vegetables, so she wants cabbage, turnips and potatoes; and then she requests 3 boar meat and a fuki.
You can use Boguro's planting area or go back to camp and use the large one there; the seeds are random, so you never know what you are going to get.
You will learn from Borguro that if you do not have room in your inventory to harvest everything, the gods will preserve it for you to come back later and collect when you have the ability to do so.
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The chief wants you to come with him to the sanctuary.
Go talk to Nicole and check on Mike.
Go to the Village to talk to Bogura about Mbantuve and Tomano.
Talk to Phato about the feast. He says bring 6 paws.
Talk to Nicole as to John's whereabouts. She said he is probably in the cave where Tom found Nick and Amy.
Nick wants to talk to you because he's still hungry, so cook him some snake stew according to his recipe.
He decides he isn't hungry when you give it to him and seems to be acting strange.
Go talk to Stefi and show her how to fish and then stop to see what Amy wants on your way to find John.
Find John in the Central Beach cave and talk to him.
Go take the food to Mbantuve and then talk to Tomano in the Western Forest.
The chief want to talk to you so go back to the Village.
Return to Nicole with Mike in the Western Forest.
Part 5: Sacred Stones
It feels like an earthquake. Nicole says to check camp and the Village.
Talk to Nick, who is still acting strange, and then go to the Village.
Talk to the chief, who is worried because he saw Phato leave the Village.
Phato is with John at the opening of a cave in the Central Forest.
Phato goes back to the Village and Tom and John explore the cave.
Tom is going to get enough wood to build some fires in the cave, so when you have sufficient branches, go back to John, explore the cave and collect the statue.
John wants you to ask the chief about a stone he found.
Tom talks to the chief, who talks about the Stones of Invoke but won't tell him about them. Go talk to Tomano.
Talk to John about the Stones of Invoke.
Go to camp to wait for John and talk to Amy. She wants a shed built for the vegetables, so build her a shed.
John has returned, so talk to him.
He is going back to the cave and wants you to talk to Nomato, so go back to the Village.
Nomato has the second stone and will give it to you in exchange for fruit, vegetables, herbs, fish and meat.
If you have what he wants, give it to him; if not, go collect it.
Go tell John about the stones and discuss that Ugo will not give you the third without good reason. Go talk to Tomano, who tells you about yellow smoke.
Talk to Mike to see if there was a smoke bomb in the ship's gear and he will give you one.
Go see John to assist you with your plan.
The smoke bomb has been set off on the Eastern Beach, and Tom gives John his bow to defend himself in case of need.
Go talk to Nick, who is still somewhere out there.
Go to the Mountains and take the third stone from Ugo's cave. Go back to the Eastern Beach where Ugo is with John.
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Ugo disappears, and after your talk with John, he wants to talk a walk. Go see Nicole in the Western Forest because she wants to talk to you.
Nicole thinks you should do something special for Tomano and the villagers for helping to cure Mike, so go to the Village to see what they would like to have.
Tomano would like a broth, so go to camp and cook her some fish soup, unless you have one available in your inventory.
Treat Boguro to a grilled fish.
Treat Phato to some Protective Potion to help him hunt.
Treat Chief Napolo to 2 vegetable salads since he said the first one he had was small.
Go back to camp to talk to Nick, and then John wants to see you.
Tom wants the knife back he loaned to John, but John gave it to Nick.
Mike is back in camp, so talk to him.
John is looking for you again to discuss the stones and altar mechanism.
Nicole and Stefi come to say Nick has kidnapped Amy.
Part 6: Sacrifice
Go find Nick and Amy at the altar just like in Tom's dream at the beginning of the story.
Tom places the 3 stones in their places and Nick falls through the altar. Amy is ok, so Tom looks for Nick and finds the Heart of the Island through the tunnel under the altar.
Nick is under a pile of rubble.
John follows Tom and they have a confrontation with the tribe who is holding John hostage until they get all 12 of their sacred statues.
Go back to camp and talk to Mike. The group goes to the boat Tom found in the Heart of the Island.
Since you probably don't have the last statue, go get it in the tunnel to the Heart of the Island and give all of the statues to the chief to rescue John.
Tomano wants to thank you and have you say good-bye to the rest of the tribe.
After you say good-bye to the tribe, Tomano wants to see you again and gives you a box you are not to open until you get home.
Part 7: Epilogue
The group sets sail on the boat. When they come upon a large ship, Tom says something is wrong.
Our story says "To Be Continued" so you have yet to finish your task of helping the castaways escape their fate.
Posted by: Jazz
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November 12, 2010 1:58 PM