click orange bug in middle bottom

click the bamboo spout above orange bug

click the belly of the bug sucking juice on ceiling

click little dots on ledges next to Reemus to make flowers pop up

click horned bug on ceiling

click Reemus

firebug

first joint of left hand stalk/gutter

all green buds (little things) on branch by reemus

rhino bug

reemus - Boo!

reemus again to jump

tube by reemus

fire cannon type thing at roof twice to drop crystal shard in sponge (I fired top-middle-bottom-top which worked fine - may not be necessary to do this much though)

reemus to walk out

Reemus

slughorse

after reemus falls, timing important
a.click bat when ant is walking with rock,
b.bird lays an egg,
c.wait about 1-2 seconds after grabber has got in position and click rock so grabber catches it,
d.frog spits rock at bat

reemus

timing again, as reemus is climbing up click spike to land it on bat when it wakes up

Click on the compass thing in the top left. Click the brown brush on the top of the carrot thing. Click the battery-fly.

Click the rock between the two middle rasberry things. click the battery fly. Click the compass to close it.

Click the compass to change the season. Click through them to spring. Click the plant thing in the bottom right.

Go to summer. Click the rock at Reemus's feet. Click all the rasberry's. Click Reemus. When the brush burns away... your going along fine.

Click to winter. Click the tounges. Click Reemus. End of first level.

Click the small balls on the branch beside Reemus. Once the flowers show up, click the Horned worm. Click Reemus.

In the bottem left you see an orange bug. Click it. Click the root right below the Orange bug.

Click the "straw" over the orange bug, to the left... then click the giant mosquito that appears... to fill spurt water and get the large rock spongy.

Click the long... thing, beside the fire bug, to get it to point straight up. Click the fire bug, to get it to fire at the large crystal.

Click the fire bug once more to fire at the spot where the large crystal was. A shard will fall, creating a way to blind the giant eye that opened. Click reemus. End of level 2.

Before I get into the spoiler, Make note of the ant carrying a rock across the top.

Click Reemus, to get on the slug. Click the slug to move it across the bridge, which will collapse.

When the ant starts at the middle of its walk, click the large bat like thing on the right side. The bird will make an egg, and an arm will reach to grab it.

Once the arms' hand opens, click the rock the Ant was carrying, to drop it into the hand. The hand will feed it to... something, that will shoot it across at the bat, knocking it down, causing the platform to fall.

you might think the bat is dead. Nope. Click Reemus, then when The bat grabs Reemus, click the rock the bat was hanging from, to knock it unconcious... again. End of level 3.

click the cake the ant is carrying. quick.

Grab the unlit torch beside Reemus. Light it from the unlit torch.

There is a small Water bubble right above Reemus. Click it to boil it, and steam bathe the ant.

Click the ant, to cause the dirt to fall (can't explain) and have the ant head and spear now beside you. Put on the ant head, and grab the spear.

Click Reemus. When he walks up to the blue toad, click the ant by the button to kill it. Continue on to the next scene.

At the next scene, the ant queen will look at you. Click reemus to jump in its mouth. End of path 1. Enjoy.

This is more complex. Click Reemus. When he walks up to the blue toad, click the crumb that the ant dropped. You will feed it to the toad, who the ant says "ok" your able to walk past. You should still have the spear.

In the next scene, with the Ant queen's open mouth, click the Sponge rock in the bottem right. you will pry it loose with the spear.

Click the firebug 4 times. This will feed water to the sponge rock.

Click the Sponge rock to feed it to the ant queen.
Enjoy the ending.

Click the four tiny gray buds near Reemus to make flowers.

Click the horned bug near Remus. He'll hop on the ledge with the flowers.

Click Reemus. He scares the bug, and the bug and the sponge rock fall in the crater.

Click the orange bug near the bottom right, and it bursts into flame. A large flying bug is summoned to drink from the things on the ceiling.

Click the hinged part of the green chute-like plant so it bends.

Click the flying bug. It squirts water into the chute plant, which goes into the crater. The sponge rock is now wet. If the water falls the wrong way, you didn't bend the plant.

Click Reemus. He hops down below, and the eyeball opens.

You need to close the eye, as it is part of the carnivorous plant. Click the vine-like object on the ground under the firebug. It will change position.

Click the pod-shaped object behind Reemus ONCE. It should point up. Note this pod has three positions it can be placed.

Click the fire bug. The pod should fire at the crystal on the ceiling. If it fires anywhere else, you need to adjust the pod again. Remember, you need it to point up.

Once you've hit the crystal, shoot it a second time. A shard of crystal will fall and land in the sponge rock, and the reflected light will blind the eye.

Click Reemus to continue to the next section.

Click Reemus's head. He hops on the snail.

Click the snail. After a few moments, the walkway collapses and Reemus falls in the snot.

The next two steps require careful timing.
When the ant drops a rock on the pile in the background, click the green bat-thing to scare the bird. It lays an egg, and a claw thing retracts to grab it.
When the claw pauses before grabbing the egg, but before the ant grabs his rock, click the rock. The claw grabs the rock, feeds it to the monster in the background, spits it at the bat, who falls and collapses the ledge. Whew!

Click Reemus to climb the Ledge.

The bat has you! Click the stalactite above the bat (he was hanging from it) to finish it off. Note you can't click the stalactite until the bat grabs Reemus. Onto level 4!

Click the unlit torch near Reemus. He grabs it.

Click the lit torch to light your torch.

Click the mushroom thing in the ledge above Reemus. It bursts, and squirts juice in the ant-guard's face, killing it.

Click the dead ant to burn away the ledge. The ant's body falls at Reemus's feet.

Click the ant head. You have a disguise!

Click the spear. Now you really look like an ant.

Click Reemus. He walks up to the inspector.

Click the inspector. He is now dead. Reemus walks into the background.

Reemus is confronted with the ant queen. Click Reemus, and he kills the queen with a single reckless attack.

You have earned the title of "Reckless"! Congratulations!

A Seasonarium is traditionally powered by two battery-flies. They tend to hide out inside brambles, or behind cliff faces. Direct them to the appropriate slots inside the season dial to power it up.

The best way to get rid of brambles that block your way is to burn them away. Find a flint rock near your feet and throw it at a flint stalactite above the brambles. This will only be effective in the warmest of temperatures; otherwise there will be too much moisture for a proper spark.

Smear Iron Berry juice on the berries' iron stems. (The berries are juiciest in summer; Blue Fuzzerpillars are the natural predators of the small insects that drain the berries of their juice.) Lower the room temperature as much as you can before allowing the tongues to lick off the juice; they will stick fast.

Sponge Rocks are very hard. If one is stuck in the ceiling, lure a horned slug close with flowers, then give it a scare to jar the rock loose. Make sure it's in position, then pour water on it and it will puff out and become appropriately soft.

Use a Water Drop Cannon to jar a piece of crystal loose from the ceiling and reflect light into the Eye Trap's eye. To use a Water Drop Cannon, make sure it's pointing in the right direction, then heat the end of one of its roots to make it shoot. (You may need to pull on a root to get the end sufficiently close to the source of heat.)

An Acid Chicken will always lay an egg when it hears a Man-Eating Bat shriek. Frog Beasts love these eggs, and will eat them with the help of Clamp Vines, which they are natural friends with. Toss a rock into the Clamp Vine's grasp with proper timing, and the Frog Beast will spit out the rock, ideally knocking the Man-Eating Bat down on the cliffside and breaking it down.

Look for a loose stalactite on the ceiling, like maybe the one the bat was hanging from. Jar it loose, and it should fall and kill the bat.

Light a torch and heat a blue poison spore until it boils. The liquid should burst out and douse the guard, killing it.

Ant inspectors use taste-test beasts to check the quality of their food, and they never look at anything but your head. Wear a dead ant's head over your own to disguise yourself, and swipe a crumb from another ant's gift to fool the taste-test beast.

NEVER approach an Ant Queen without a weapon, such as a spear, in hand. There are two traditional methods for killing the queen. One is to march into the queen's mouth and kill her from within; the other is to fill a sponge rock with as much blue spore poison as you can find, then chuck it into the queen's mouth. The latter method is preferred by legendary insect exterminators.