Kairosoft Game Guide and Walkthrough

Basic Combat, Elemental Weaknesses, and Capturing
Fights are pretty simple in Beastie Bay, though there are moments where you may need to grind out some levels to progress early on. However, like most roleplaying games, there are elemental weaknesses to consider. It’s pretty straightforward.

Wind>Ground>Lightning>Water>Fire>Wind

This is cyclical in nature. Just in case I messed that up, I’ll spell it out:

Wind beats Ground. Ground beats lightning. Lightning beats Water. Water beats Fire. Fire beats Wind.

This can come in very handy in boss fights when you need to deal massive damage to multiple creatures of the same type. Additionally, attacks with the same element as the monster type result in halved damage.

Some bait types, such as Hard Bait, work better on certain creature types. However, Meager and Yummy Bait appear to work on all creatures. You may need to try more than once, though.

Some monsters can only be caught at certain times of day. These monsters are typically stronger than those found in the same area, so be careful when traveling during dusk and dawn.

Once you have captured a monster, a life bar will appear under monsters of the same type in subsequent fights. So, if you can’t see a life gauge, whittle down their life until you get the “has been weakened” dialog. Then, break out your bait of choice.

Gathering resources and an introduction to remodeling
There are a few factors in play that will help your villagers hunt and gather on your island. While residents will go out to work on construction anywhere on the map, they will only gather food and wood in the eight tiles surrounding their homes. Monsters unable to gather or harvest are also unable to heal. Nothing, and I mean nothing, says good recovery like manual labor, huh?

Placement is key to gathering. A space with grass, plains, earth, or sand is pretty much a waste. While it’s surely tempting to keep things together or looking like a real town, it’s probably a good idea to space things out. Each surrounding item affects the others. Everything has either a nature or civilization rating. Power facilities also add an “energy” rating. The effects diminish as you move outward.

A number of buildings can be upgraded for different effects. For instance, an Ally’s Home with a Nature Rating of 30 can be upgraded to a Pasture. If that Nature Rating goes up to 45, it’ll become an Ally’s Hut. However, if there’s a solar panel nearby that feeds 2 or more energy AND that house has a Civ Rating of 10, it will become a Zoo instead.

Tips to Earn Precious Medals
Medals, the precious secondary currency in Beastie Bay, can be gathered many different ways.

Playtime: You’ll earn one gold medal for every seven minutes of play time. This does not factor time spent in battle or sifting through menus, as the time pauses. You can collect a maximum of 10 Medals at one time, so remember to re-start the game every now and again so you don’t hit that cap and waste time.

The Mine: The mine facility has a random chance of dropping Gold Medals. You typically only earn one in a playthrough, but you can also build one through remodeling. Place Wairo Inc and Pumpkin Products together. Then, place a “Hole” touching an adjacent square. You’ll now have access to a second Mine.

Treasure: Though it’s a rare occurrence, you can find Gold Medals as dungeon treasure. I do not know if these are tied to any specific dungeons or if it’s just a random drop.

5-Star Nature: Alpine Plants, Waterfalls, Springs, Gravel, and the Legendary Tree all have a chance of dropping Gold Medals. You can buy many of these through the Pumpkin Store, though you may need to invest in other islands before they are available for purchase.

The general rule is to surround all monsters and villagers with five-star nature facilities after year six. Buy “Fast Speed” from Wairo Inc for 5,000G and increase the speed. Equip all your monsters with Headbands (53G each) to increase their Work rate. Then, make sure you have nothing in research or anything else going that would need a tap to continue and just let the game play itself while you sleep or are away for whatever reason.

If all goes according to plan, you’ll wake up with hundreds of gold medals and plenty of gold to buy those precious Slot Scrolls. Then, save, exit, and re-launch the game for ten more gold medals.

Research Lab
The research lab is the key to all your town building skills. You’ll often find blueprints after finishing a new area. You’ll need to invest some wood to help Chimpan out. Some plans can be researched further while others can be researched infinitely. Afterwards, you’ll gain access to a new facility.

By the way, if you’re wondering how to move buildings around in Beastie Bay, that comes much later via research. You’ll need to find the “Construction” blueprint before you can research it. You’ll then be able to move terrain and facilities at the cost of 20 pieces of wood.

Magic Words for the School
If you built a school and then had no idea what to do when trying to assign an instructor, you’re not alone. Luckily, there are a lot of gibberish codes floating around in the wild already to help.

Ally homes placed around the school will gain experience up to the level of the instructor teaching. The experience gained from an instructor is based upon the instructor’s level, intellect, personality type, and elemental compatibility with the instructor.

The School is a great place to level up newly-captured monsters. Less Grinding = More Fun
The School is a great place to level up new monsters. Less Grinding = More Fun
Your island can have up to six schools placed which, considering the 45 monster limit, should be more than enough. When you dismiss a monster, it will give you the option to make the monster an instructor. This, in turn, allows you to share Magic Words with your friends.

Bestiary
The game sets an initial monster level cap at 25. Once a creature reaches the cap, Young Chimpan Z will want to research how to raise that level cap. The “Bestiary” survival item unlocks. Like the other survival items, you can increase the item level using medals. Each upgrade will require wood and gold medals to level up.

Bestiary Level 2:  Level 25->Level 35 – 20 Medals
Bestiary Level 3:  Level 35->Level 55 – 50 Medals
Bestiary Level 4:  Level 55->Level 70 – 100 Medals
Bestiary Level 5:  Level 70->Level 99 – 200 Medals

You’ll probably need more than one playthrough to upgrade them to level 5, unless you’re willing to make some hefty in-app purchases or willing to let the game set idle in the method detailed above.

Lucky Draw (DON’T DO IT!)
Have you ever seen “Let’s Make a Deal”? If you have, just bear in mind you’re most likely going to get zonked no matter which door you pick here. If you haven’t, just know that it’s too great a risk for such little reward.

Gold Medals are just too hard to come by (unless you’re buying them via in-app purchase or already finished your first playthrough) and the rewards are too random. At best, you get a useful creature. At worst, you get a piece of loot. Either way, there’s a good chance they’ll become obsolete in little to no time regardless.

Hidden Caves:
Every once in a while, you’ll find caves hidden within dungeons. You’ll need a Level 4 Hammer to find each entrance. These alternate routes give you access to a number of hard-to-find beasts. Each hidden cave has one scripted boss battle guarding a specific skill Tome. There are six hidden caves in all.

You can also capture Kairobot in Hidden Cave A, Hidden Cave B, and Hidden Cave C or Sally Prin in Hidden Cave D, Hidden Cave E, and Hidden Cave F if you have a level 5 hammer.

Hidden Cave A is located on Carre Isle once Hot Spring Hills reaches Level 22.
Boss Battle: Freezon Devil x3
Loot: Tidal Tome

Hidden Cave B is located on Metro Isle once Wide Plateau reaches Level 26.
Boss Battle: Drazilla x3
Loot: Storm Tome

Hidden Cave C is located on Desert Isle once Blistering Hills reaches level 29.
Boss Battle: Firaj x3
Loot: Gale Tome

Hidden Cave D is located on Chilly Isle once Frozen Mountain reaches Level 27.
Boss Battle: Tripplo x3
Loot: Glacier Tome

Hidden Cave E is located on Volcanic Isle once you level Active Volcano up to Level 28.
Boss Battle: Kerfuffel, Scout, and Dabbler (The three starter monsters)
Loot: Inferno Tome

Hidden Cave F is located on Enigma Isle once you level Secret Base up to Level 32. Unlike the others, I needed a level 5 Axe to open up the entrance.
Boss Battle: Metablob x3
Loot: Meteor Tome

End Game
Once your game reaches the start of Y 6 M 4, 07:00, your current game "ends", and your score is tallied. However, even though your game "ends", you may play as much as you would like, but it won't increase your score.

After your game ends, you can start a new game, with some benefits carried over from your current game. Benefits that are carried over are only from the time your previous game "ended". Carry-overs stack across multiple play-throughs.

You may continue to play after score calculation, and may purchase a "Data Export" from the Wairo Inc. shop for 20 Medals.  This will allow you to 'carry over' additional equipment and upgrades.

Score Calculation
Total trophy "Clear Points" + (Gold/10) rounded down - (1000 x number of wipe-outs)

Carryovers
- Can choose one of the three creatures in the party you are using when you clear the game.
   - Level, Star Rank, name, and equipped gear do not carry over with it.
- All unequipped equipment and supplies in inventory
- Gear Rank (purchased with medals)
- Survival Gear Rank
- Fast Mode
- Boss Monster Capture License
- Automatic combat
- All unlocked information in Info screen: (Bestiary, Remodeling, and Trophy descriptions)
- Unlocked Instructors

Does not carryover
- Any gear equipped to an ally
- Ally stats
- Food, Wood, Gold
- Structures (placed and unplaced)
- Exploration
- Island stats
- Unlocked trophies
- Medals
- Research
- Price scaling (for items like the Slot Scroll in the Wairo shop)
- Island investment