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DISCLAMER: We at Enkord do not officially support this utility, so don't contact our support service with questions about it. Use it at your own risk!To help all those players who stuck searching for Gems in Totem Tribe we've made an utility. This utility will open save file for Totem Tribe and will analyze on which island how many gems left.How to use:1. Download [totem-tribe-gem-utility.zip] (114.33K) unzip and run.2. Click "open"3. In the opened window locate your save files. Saves are usually stoerd inC:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Enkord\Totem Tribe\ (under Windows XP) or in C:\ProgramData\Enkord\Totem Tribe (under Windows Vista). Please note that those folders might be hidden, so you will need to select "show hidden files and folders" setting in Windows Control Panel. File you need to open is profiles.dat4. Output window will tell you where have you missed gems.PLEASE NOTE: we are working hard to support our players so if you want to share this utility - don't steal it, but instead link to this page or to www.enkord.comThanks!
berserker i was going to pm you but i guess i have to post, so here it goes. i got totam tribe from a free download on gamehouse.com at tryed to use the jem finder and it doesn't show anything. is this because it was a free verison?
Totem Tribe GOLD is a new and expanded follow-up to the original Totem Tribe, the series of simulation games sprinkled with real-time strategy and hidden object elements. Not a proper sequel and more than an expansion, expect to find new challenges, ten new levels, different puzzles, and almost twice as much gameplay as the original Totem Tribe. Translation: say goodbye to the rest of your day.
The storyline follows Aruku, the young chief of the Hawk tribe, who wants to create a better future for her people. Follow her from island to island as you explore the terrain, building structures that allow you to train workers, scouts, fighters, and other units to help defend and colonize the land. You don't have to worry about resources or anything like that, just make sure you have enough workers so new buildings are completed quickly.
Each island comes with its own set of objectives that can change as you play. You might start off looking for a particular item or talisman but soon discover a friendly tribe in need of your assistance. Maybe you have to attack a band of evil mushrooms, or just find a bunch of items scattered throughout the jungle. The variety of challenges is one thing that keeps Totem Tribe GOLD fresh and fun on every single level.
While you build things and scour the landscape, you'll notice some items littering the ground. Shells, stones, gems, treasure chests and much more can be found all over the place in Totem Tribe GOLD. Most of these can be collected with a simple click of the mouse, while others require a puzzle to be solved or a group of items to be found beforehand. This hidden object element is one of the things that makes the game such a draw for casual players. There's always something to discover!
Analysis: If you're like me, you probably clicked the "download" link right when you saw the letters T, O, T, E, and M. The original Totem Tribe game looked innocent enough, but once you started playing it you realized how difficult of a game it is to put down. The simplest elements from simulation and real-time strategy genres are gracefully incorporated into the game, giving you all the pleasure of building and managing a village without any of the hassle. Then, pour on top of that a bare-bones hidden object game and you've got a dangerously addictive formula on your hands. Go ahead, try to stop playing.
One great improvement in Totem Tribe GOLD is the ability to navigate visited islands from an attractive overworld map, peering in to see how many gems you have to collect in each area. This makes going back to perfect your game much easier. The addition of a guard tower building also makes it safer to send your warriors away. No more leaving your village unguarded while you wage war across the island!
Not everything was improved in this pseudo-sequel, as there are still a few rough spots in the gameplay that could use some smoothing out. The biggest area that could benefit is unit control. You can only direct your units by type, not by individuals or even user-defined groups. This is especially troublesome when you want to split warriors to tackle multiple enemies or have workers build several buildings at once. You can't really do this in Totem Tribe, forcing you to allocate your resources either all the way or not at all.
Totem Tribe GOLD isn't a reinvention of the Totem Tribe series, and it really doesn't need to be. Hours more gameplay, new things to discover, and a brand new round of RTS/sim/hidden object entertainment will keep you happily engrossed for days on end.
If you leave the game before completing the main objective, the game will return you to that particular island to complete. If you leave after completing the main objective you will go to the world map.
If you are stuck on an island and are unable to complete the main objective, you can leave the island and try to go to a different one. The way to do this is to quit out of the island. Then, at the main menu, hit play. The game will ask if you wish to complete the game in progress. If you answer no, you will go to the world map. WARNING: Using this trick will erase any progress you have made on the island.
As you play you will notice a rainbow forming in the background, from the sea to the moon above. This is the rainbow road, and it is being built from the gems you find on the islands. Find every gem and the rainbow road will form a bridge to an interlude, the Guardian Moon.
On the overview map, green dots (moving or otherwise) represent villagers or buildings that are yours. Yellow dots (moving or otherwise) can be other tribes, buildings, or the animals that populate the islands. Red dots are enemy combatants or buildings that can be attacked.
Proceed cautiously when scouting, enemies can emerge unexpectedly and your scouts cannot fight. Scouts are very vulnerable until you can find the invisibility cloak, then they can explore anywhere without being seen by the enemy.
Certain warriors are more effective than others against different types of enemies, so it is useful to have a mix of close in fighters (basic warriors, cave men) and warriors that fight from a distance (hunters, archers, shaman).
There are a wide variety of buildings to create warriors: barracks, hunter camps, archery ranges, shaman tents, etc. Some can be built immediately, some have requirements before they can be built (i.e. archery ranges can only be built if there is already a barracks and a workshop built).
Towers can be built anywhere you can find enough clear land (without obstacles) to build. You can even build towers on remote islands where the workers cannot reach. The towers will build slowly, but they will build.
Regular towers, arrow towers, flame towers, frost towers, and lightning towers can all be used to fight enemies, either defending the village or creating support for your troops as they fight an enemy elsewhere.
Towers can be built at the edge of the shoreline, enabling you to see farther through the "fog of war" than you would with scouts. These are especially helpful for spotting small islands that have useful items unreachable by normal means.
If you don't like the placement of a building, open your building menu (the hammer icon) and you will see an icon of a hut with an X through it. Click on this and then click on the building you want to get rid of and the building will be destroyed.
When you are in the world map you can hover your cursor over an island that you have already visited to see if any gems have been left behind. The cursor will list the number and color of any gems still to be found.
It is possible when you are building your village you managed to obscure a gem location. If necessary, you can go back and destroy your buildings to see if you obscured any gems (or other collectibles).
Each island will have a specific type of collectible, fruit, leaves, nuts, etc. Find and pick up these items (by clicking on them) to be used for a wide variety of reasons: to open chests, to activate idols, to give to helpful hermits, etc.
You will be collecting certain items that, when brought together, can help you acquire other items. Collect antique coins (found on 7 different islands) to acquire the marketplace. Collect shark teeth or feathers for the wise men on Firefly Island. Collect power gems to open a chest on Tetala. Collect scarabs to open the Gazing Canyon and Pyramid Interludes. There are a lot of these multiple collecting efforts throughout the game.
There are also a series of treasures, diadems, amulets, cloaks, etc. which can give your villagers a boost in their powers. Most of the treasures have to be earned by solving puzzles or opening chests.
In the game you will find two types of chest: small wooden chests that can be opened simply by having a villager walk over them, and large silver chests that require other items or puzzle solving to open them.
Some puzzles have the same solution from game to game. Some puzzles (such as the sacred summator) change from game to game. In the case of the latter, the walkthrough will give you a general overview of how to solve the puzzle rather than an exact solution.
Build fast. After the first few islands, you will probably get sneak attacked at your building site more often than not. Concentrate on getting at least a few fighting buildings and towers up to defend the village before you concentrate on other things, like huts, research buildings, etc.
Arrow towers are your friends. Fire towers, frost towers, and lightning towers can be useful occasionally (mostly to break through fire and ice barriers), but they have a long reload time between shots, making them vulnerable to fast moving enemies. Arrow towers shoot much more rapidly, and when built in clusters can defend each other as well as a village much more efficiently.
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