How do you beat the monk on cryptids island?

Answer 1

Loch Ness should be your first stop, because it provides the camera you need in the Himalayas and the matches you need in New Jersey. You will spend a lot of time playing darts to get the tickets and the Pennywhistle you need to find Nessie. Here is the process :

1) Travel to Loch Ness and get the digital camera by helping the man whose truck is stuck under the bridge (click tire, then click and hold the valve). Go right to the Pub and play darts to get a rowboat ticket. Take a photo of humps in the water, and eventually return them to the Mews lab. They are just tires, but a shadowy Nessie is also seen.

2) On your return to Loch Ness, complain to the rowboat operator, who leaves. At the Pub, play darts to earn a Submarine ride, and photograph the "Nessie" at the bottom of the Loch. Return to the Pub to find it is a movie prop, but you get a Pennywhistle from the bartender. Take the rowboat out alone and you can use the pennywhistle to lure Nessie for a picture.

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Answer 2

There is no exact way to beat the Yeti Hunters game, because the concept was adapted poorly. You will have to play until the hunters make a mistake and let you slip past.

The easiest solution is to go forward (left) twice in a row. About once in every three games, the bottom hunter will move forward again and let you slip through.

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You can go down and left, then up and left, left, left until you're there. One piece may follow your movement while the others stay in one place.
First move forward twice then down then up.

Answer 3

There is no exact way to beat the Yeti Hunters game, because the concept was adapted poorly. Just play until the hunters make a mistake and let you slip past.

The easiest solution is to go forward (left) twice in a row. About once in every three games, the bottom hunter will move forward again and let you slip through.

Answer 4

You can eventually try to trap the chupacabra in Puerto Rico, but only on your second visit there. On the first, you drive in the Jeep and talk to the herder and his neighbors, and pick up a bolt cutter to use in New Jersey. His brother shows you some fur on his fence, so you take a sample back to Mews.

On your second visit, the herder plots to catch the chupacabra in a large crate with chains. His brother suggests that you set a trap by herding three spotted goats into the grass at Snaggletooth Rock (center star). When you do, meet the herder there and wait for the chupacabra to come. It doesn't take long, and you will get your proof (although not how you expected).

Answer 5

You only make one trip to the Himalayas, but you must first get the digital camera at Loch Ness (letting air out of the driver's tires).

At the mountain, climb up and left to locate the Sherpa guide. He will climb the ropes with you. As you reach each "ring" in the mountain trail, click it to tie off the rope, then wait until the guide catches up. Zig-zag up the trail to reach the monastery.

The head monk will not release the Yeti scalp, but does give you a lantern to help on your quest. Climb above the roof and play a game against a monk guarding the trail. When you win, go farther up and left to find a footprint in the snow near some flowers. Take a photo that you can show to Mews. Climb back down (a shorter trip) using the rope bridge down the right side.

Unfortunately, the photo is not convincing, and you do not return to the Himalayas. When all three of the other Cryptids are proven (Nessie, Chupacabra, and the Jersey Devil), Mews will send you in pursuit of Bigfoot instead.

Answer 6

you click the space you want to go to.

Go down diagonally

continue left

then back right

then up one

then across one left

then up diagonally (left)

then down diagonally (the end point)

Answer 7

Continue up the mountain and go to the upper left, where you find a footprint in the snow. Use the camera to take a picture. The photo and the lantern are all you need from the Himalayas.