Suppose you're looking for something relaxing, though.
Some people have recommended a game called Jelly Blobs of Doom, but it just doesn't seem to exist. The red weapons are pretty much the best for raising your score quickly, and while a third or fourth level green weapon is formidable, I'd warn players away from the blue ones entirely, since they do pretty much nothing useful at all. Pterattack is a good old top-view shooter, not unlike an arcade game but with a distinctly Neopian twist. Have you tried Bruno's Backwoods Breakaway or Hannah and the Pirate Caves? While I'm personally terrible at those games, a lot of my more action-loving friends can really rack up the points! It'll probably take a few plays for you to get used to the levels, but once you get them down you can probably do them with your eyes closed. A lot of the side-scrolling games don't require a mouse of any kind. "None of these games are any fun, I want something with action!" Well, don't give up quite yet. By the way, the unlisted bandit is a Techo in black clothes. It helps to line up your fingers on the necessary keys and then not look down (you'll miss too much), but even then the game takes a bit of time to play. If you're feeling up for a bit of a challenge and just want to use your keyboard without a mouse, Trouble At The National Neopian is a pretty good game that challenges your brain and reflexes at the same time. To be honest, I don't know anyone who doesn't play this game at least once in a while and most people make it a part of their daily lineup. The points to NP conversion isn't too shabby either. (And we all know how much you need it, what with inflation and all.) Meerca Chase, a classic game that was recently revamped for better play, is a great choice, since all it requires is some basic reflexes and four arrow keys.
There are plenty of games that don't require a broad range of motion or dexterity with your cursor! A lot of the older games, for example, are great ways to earn that precious NP.
The first thing to know is that lacking a mouse (or a reliable one) is not the end of the world. And even having a mouse isn't a guarantee, since as a mouse ages it becomes dodgy and tends to get 'stuck.' What's a poor Neopian to do? Is all hope lost? Will you have to depend on the Soup Faerie forever? Nearly any laptop user will tell you that touchpads are despairingly inadequate for most video games that require the mouse. or are they? What if the Neopian in question doesn't have a mouse? What if they have a touchpad? Surely it's the same thing? Right? Restock isn't for everyone, but for everything from Shenkuu Warrior to the Buzzer Game, nearly every Neopian across the globe is strutting his or her stuff with the mouse. Neopets Unbound: A Guide to Mouseless GamingĪll Neopets players know that there are two surefire ways to earn Neopoints.
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