#Gemcraft labyrinth skills guide series#

Minor monster bases can be destroyed with your towers or by using gem bombs. The wave stones on the left side of the screen show you what kind of monsters will appear and where they will arrive from. Waves can come from paths from outside the area or minor monster bases. The corner maps does not connect to any other levels, but each of the corner maps can be unlocked by achieving two specific Amulets. In order to beat these levels, your towers must fire at the Crafting Pylons until all of them are fully charged. Each of these levels have an unlimited amount of waves and contain one or more Crafting Pylons. There are five Epic levels in the labyrinth, including the final level. Completing a level unlocks the connecting levels. The levels form a labyrinth with the monster paths connecting the levels. There are 169 levels, including the 4 secret levels in the corners of the map. Combining gems of all 8 colors creates a Prismatic gem. Dual gems do more damage than Pure gems, but their special abilities are reduced. Gems of different colors can be combined. Each level only has certain gem types available for you to create, but you can spend Mana to unlock any gem type on that level.

#Gemcraft labyrinth skills guide series#

Gemcraft Labyrinth is the first game in the series where you can choose the color of the gem you create. Lime gems (Chain Hit) - Chance of chain hit.Purple gems (Armor Tearing) - Reduce armor.Orange gems (Mana Gathering) - Steal Mana.Yellow gems (Multiple Damage) - Chance of doing multiple damage.Red gems (Bloodbound) - Gem's damage increases with each kill done by the gem.When a Mana Shard is completely drained, it is considered regular ground and the player may build towers on its location.ДЄ Premium Edition of the game is available for 50 Kreds, unlocking a few extra abilities, battle settings and awarding you with some extra skill points. Any towers in the proximity of a Mana Shard may shoot at it and drain Mana from it. On some levels, there are Mana Shards containing an amount of Mana. A beacon may be destroyed by dropping a gem bomb on it or by shooting it with your towers. A beacon gives heals or temporary buffs to any monsters in its proximity, depending on the beacon type. Some levels have beacons placed on the map. Spending a gem on a shrine causes more damage than spending it on a gem bomb. By sacrificing a gem, you may activate a shrine and get the effect for that particular shrine type. Shrines can also be built on levels by spending Mana. Some levels have shrines of various types on them which can be activated. Gems can be dropped on monsters as gem bombs, consuming the gem.

If a gem is placed in a trap instead of a tower, it does very little damage but the special ability is much stronger. Placing a gem in an amplifier enhances the damage, range and firing speed of adjacent towers. Gems placed in towers each have a target priority which the player may change by holding shift and clicking on the gem. Placing a gem in a tower or a trap enables it to shoot at monsters. The number of demolishions available on each level is limited, so the game does not allow for complicated juggling techniques used in other mazing tower defense games. You may also demolish walls and towers by dropping gem bombs on them. This is the first game in the series which allow for maze building. You can build walls, towers and amplifiers beside the monsters' path or on the path to influence which path the monster take towards your base.

Higher grade gems have better damage, range and special abilities. You can create gems of grade 1-12 or combine two gems to create higher grade gems. In other words, Mana also acts as your Lives in the game. If a monster reaches your Wizard Tower, you lose Mana and if your Mana drops below zero, you fail the level. The primary resource in the game is Mana and you gain Mana from killing monsters. Gemcraft Labyrinth is a Tower Defense game where your towers are powered by gems.