THe animation of the Natas incarnations is weak at best, and should be improved. It' makes sense that you can't use these things while hovering, but you ALSO can't use them while in freefall, and you CAN use them while successfully latched onto a smooth wall.
That's 2 missed chances No different-colored hull, no different sounds, no different smoke patterns. That's a missed chance at some real entertainment. Heck, I'd damage my craft just to hear the interesting sounds.
No pets, no 2-player version, no wild critters roaming the mineshafts like Pacman ghosts. MIssed chance at some excitement, there. This makes no sense. This game is so addictive, but just takes forever to beat. I didn't realize there was a boss until I finally dug all the way to the right side at the bottom and discovered the hole there. Every 1 is saying that natas or "satan' is at feet but once past like ur altometer gauge goes crazy ive been to the bottom of thie game literally as in u cant drill any more and then i drill all the way across and i still didnt find ne thing.
I just beat the first part of the game after Natas a. Satan and I have nothing. I'm lost I need help It is soooooo hard!!! Am I doing something wrong? Is there anything beyong the boss at feet? It just keeps saying i found the motherload and then it ends. Or is it just because im using cheats? Definetley a good game i give it an A- because it takes forever if you don't use cheats. More than meets the eye. Like almost everyone else said:. This game was fun and all but man when you get to the bottom you cant get up unless you use the teleporters and i dont know how so i died.
Let's get this cheating buisness straight!!! COM, the cheats will not work. Got this!?!?!? Now, stop whining about how cheats don't work! So download the Goldium editon to enter cheats! Hm, I wonder. You can go down to hell. But what about up? You can fly up and up, it never ends. I tried till Is it infinity or is there something up there? Maybe you can deliver Satans head in heaven? The easiest way to win is go slow, then build a straight shaft down after you upgrade fuel tank.
Remember where you left off and drop right down the shaft to that point. Buy extra fuel tanks. When you get down to the gas pockets make sure you have one of the best two hulls and radiators try to by c4 or dynamite and only dig through squares with minerals in them. If you dig only minerals and blow up places where you can't dig through minerals, gas pockets can't blow you up. Also, to get to natas, when you get to the bottom and can't dig, go all the way right.
Please Help! I've tryed all the MotherLoad cheats i can find on the internet but none of them work! For all the people having issues with the cheat codes, I found that they do not work with www.
My suggestion is to try to play the game at other sites and try the cheats there. It worked for me. And yes you can deliver satans head at ft in the air. Anybody wanna share some info on this game because believe me i know more than the average person does. Before fighting the monster check you dont have minerals on your cargo bay.
And there is a surprise after the monster so take care. Natas is backwards of Satan. Plus I've got tons of money from getting those artifacts.
When you beat Mr. Natas, which are two bosses, you get some extra money and some extra points, then in the end the cash also turns into points, making you having billions of points, then you start from the zero cash but still all the points , you win Satan's Head in the inventory you can't sell it, it's just to see how many times you won, now selling minerals is harder they are half the value omg!
You can get 20 amazonites without having to return to the surface when you're near the very bottom. I have 4 satan heads. Now the money goes really slow, but I almost have 21 billion points now.
When you go through gas, heal yourself, when you see lava and rocks, blow them up. When you reach a floor you can't drill through, go back to the top. Now buy nanbots and C4s dynamite don't harm him. Now go back down and drillto the left or right edge of the map, go through the hole at the side. Kill the first form by using C4 and repairing yourself, then rinse and repeat for the second form.
After detonating, fly away and use repairers or fuel tanks if necessary. Lmao I knew that guy Natas was evil. He looked scary and freaked me out since the first time I saw him.
There isn't any boss!! I've gone all the way down and I can't find anything!! I've beaten the game 3 times. What you first need is better fuel tank and better drill. Then, keep digging in a strait line. Once you hit rocks, either blow them up with dynamite or if you don't have money, dig around the rocks, continue in a strait line under the rock, memorize where the first rock is in feet, and slow down when you reach feet above, and then blow it up with dynamite.
Once you reach blue zone, you should first get best fuel and best hull. The get best drill and best cargo bay. Then get best engine and get the Tri-Turbine Freon Array. When you get money after that, buy fuel reserves and hull repair nanobots. When you are rich, buy fuel reserves, plastic explosives, 5 matter transmitters, and dynamite.
Do not get quantum teleporters! If you have low hull, these teleporters will kill you! Once you get to , start blowing up your way through the ground.
Once you reach??????? I kinda knew he was evil. If you looked at him carefully, you'd see some key factors. That tipped me off. Once he said "turn back of you will be terminated I have beaten the game twice now and I'm on level 3, it starts getting harder although level 3 is still beatable,.
There is a boss fight at or something. It's the guy that hired you, and then he turns into some creep devil thing. The rest I don't know. To type in cheats, go to the options button and type the code in.
Miniclip version has no cheats. You can't save if you cheat, though! I won with at least plastic explosives and repairbots. You can have dynamite, but I didn't use them on him.
I was having a lot of fun with Motherload, and I looked it up on Google Darn thanks guys for ruining it for me I got like to feet lol. I found 3 secret items upgrades you can find after about 2, feet, usually around 5, or deeper:. Some blue looking startrek engine, think its called an Ancient Warp Drive gives unlimited matter transmitter ability, you don't end up using any more transmitters if you have them 2.
Some greenish looking containers that you can easily mistake for a martian corpse gives you ability to convert gas pockets into fuel. After you dig past or maybe 1, feet, if you go back to the surface and to the far right, you'll see a small martian spaceship, go to it and it will give you the ability to convert some not all dirt blocks into money oil for the martians , the deeper you go the more they are worth. Ok, well I pretty much just wasted half an hour flying as high as I can.
The CD is actually pretty cool, with the artwork and details on the game bundled with it, but you of course get everything you would need from the download. The regular version of Motherload is just as fun, and can be played from any of the hosts mentioned above. But without further ado, let us continue with the walkthrough! You operate a digging pod called an AATV, which is a ship will a massive drill that is capable of digging into the ground many feet per second.
As you are dropped from a spacecraft onto the surface of Mars, you receive a transmission from your boss, Mr. Natas, welcoming you to Mars and giving you details on your job and mission. As you dig further and further underground, however, you start noticing strange happenings behind the scenes When you move your pod toward diggable soil, it will automatically drill into the soil. It impossible to dig straight up.
You may notice some discolored patches in the soil. These are, of course, the minerals, and they are what you are after in the game. It is instantly stored into your cargo bay, or inventory.
Once you are done collecting the minerals you need, you can trade them for money at the mineral depot on the surface. New Game will start you out at the beginning of the game, Load Game will load a previous game played from exactly the point in which you saved at the save pod, and Instructions will tell you the basic basics of the game. If you click New Game, you will see your digging pod dropped from the spaceship and Mr. Natas will send you a transmission. The interface is as follows: -Hull meter: This is the red cylinder directly in the top-left corner of your screen.
This is your health. If you drop too hard onto a solid surface, or you hit a lava of gas pocket explained later , you will lose health. Later in the game, though, you can purchase upgrades which will give you more health. You can refill your hull meter at the Repair Station located on the surface for a certain amount of money. You will notice that over time, it will start getting lower and lower.
You must refill it at the Fuel Depot located on the surface for a relatively small amount of money. This means that you only have a limited amount of time before you are required to return to the surface and refuel.
However, later in the game, you can purchase upgrades which will slow your fuel meter from emptying, giving you more time to mine.
The number increases when you dig up minerals and perform other actions. If your score is high enough, you can submit the score online to the High-Score leader boards. If you are playing Goldium Edition, and you play an offline game, however, the score is relatively useless.
Your Score resets to 0 if you are playing an online game and you save your game at the Save pod. The altimeter is a very useful tool that tells you how far you are underground, or, if you feel like it, how high you are in the sky. The surface of Mars is located at 0 feet.
At different depths underground, you will receive certain transmissions that further the plot of the game, and you can also use it as a checkpoint to remember how far underground you dug when taking a trip to the surface. Money is used to purchase upgrades to your pod, fuel, Hull repairs, and certain objects that help you throughout the game. Your money increases when you sell your minerals to the Mineral Depot, and sometimes under other circumstances.
When you purchase something, the cost is subtracted from the money you have. If you click it, it will bring up the Inventory Menu, from which you can view various things. At the top left, you will see a percentage that tells you how full of minerals your cargo bay is. The percentage increases with every mineral you collect. You can upgrade your cargo bay in order to store more minerals. You can lower the number by dropping minerals, which can be done by clicking on the mineral.
Under the percentage is the weight of your pod. This number also increases with every mineral you collect, and usually the more a mineral is worth, the heavier it is. How fast your pod can fly or move can be improved with the purchase of an engine upgrade. Under your weight is the list of equipment your pod is using. They can all be upgraded at the Junk Shop, located on the surface, for a considerable amount of money.
Upgrading your equipment is crucial in progressing in the game. Under the Equipment List is the Items. If you have none of the item, it will have a faded picture of the item. If you do, then the picture will light up, and a number will be beside it, telling you how many of that item you have. Taking up the right half of the Inventory screen is one of the vital elements of the game: the minerals. Clicking on this button brings up the options interface.
It is also from here that you can choose to end your current game. This brings up the Instructions screen, which tells the basic basics of the game, identical to the Instructions on the Title Menu. Besides regular soil, There are a whole bunch of things that you can dig up on Mars. The minerals are discolored patches located underground. When you dig into them, you collect them and they are stored in your Cargo Bay. As you dig, you will sometimes notice other things besides minerals in the soil.
There are valuable treasures and obstacles buried in the Martian soil. The treasures are like minerals, except they give you money instantly instead of having you sell them to the mineral depot. The treasures start appearing at about ft. They are as follows: -Dinosaur Bones: A skull of a raptor and a bone. There are four different obstacles: -Boulders: Boulders are a big gray mass of rock that you cannot dig through. The only way to get rid of boulders is by blowing them up with dynamite or plastic explosives or by using the Multi-Drill, only in Goldium Edition.
Boulders are very annoying when you are trying to make a straight path to the bottom, and the further down you go, the more boulders will appear. If you try to dig through Lava Pockets, they will damage your hull. They start to appear after digging about ft underground. In the early stages of the game, Lava Pockets are dangerous, perhaps deadly. However, upgrading your radiator lessens the damage taken by Lava Pockets. All in all, a strong hull and a strong radiator will save you from death when hitting a Lava Pocket.
Gas Pockets can appear as early as ft underground, so take caution at around ft. When you hit a Gas Pocket, it will explode and clear the soil around your pod by one square.
The explosion is just like a dynamite blast, except it damages your hull. There is no way to lessen the damage except by purchasing a strong hull. To access a shop, take your pod and run it over to the shop. There are four main shops, and they are all vital to progressing in the game. They are as follows: -Fuel Depot [5.
When you access it, a menu pops up. On the left, It shows an enlarged meter of your current fuel, and under the meter it shows how many liters of fuel are in your tank opposed to the max it can hold. I usually recommend the fill tank option, but if your low on cash then you can use the other options.
Click it, and you will receive the total value of all your minerals in cash. When you go to it, The Upgrades menu pops up. There are small buttons in the top-left of the menu. If you mouse over these buttons, You will see in the small screen above the buttons what section of the menu these buttons will open. Also, there are small stamps on the buttons which represent what they will open.
If you click on one of these buttons except the Exit button , you will open a menu to upgrade the part you selected.
You will see a picture of your current equipment and a list of upgrades that are available for purchase. If you click on the picture of an upgrade, you will see a small statistic and how much it costs under the picture of your current part, and what it is called under the upgrade options.
The upgrades are listed by the name, the improvement, and the cost. They are as follows: -Drill: Upgrading your drill improves how fast your pod will dig into the soil. Drill speed will slow down the deeper you dig into the soil. Drill speed is represented in feet per second. There are 6 Upgrades.
This makes repairing your Hull cost more, though. Upward movement will decrease in speed and acceleration depending on the weight of you pod due to minerals. This makes the cost of fuel higher, though. There are 5 Upgrades. It does not, however, affect the weight of each mineral.
Cargo Bays are measured in Cubic feet. There are 5 upgrades. The Repair Station has two distinctive functions: Hull repair and selling items. When the Repair Station menu pops up, the menu is halved into two sections. The left half is where you buy items. The right half of the menu is for Hull repair.
As with fuel, I recommend the total repair, but since Hull repairs cost much more than fuel there is more use for the different buttons. It is a small floating craft in the middle of all the shops. If you fly up to it, it will ask you if you would like to save, and warn you that saving will reset your High Score. If you are playing the Xgen hosted version, you will have to submit information on your Xgen account. Saving your game will save your data, but it will not save the tunnels you have dug.
Also, if you collected an Ancient Blueprint from underground, saving and reloading resets your tunnels, and you can search for another Blueprint. One thing I must say about this game: The mineral placement is randomized each game. There are a many definite things I will mention, but I cannot tell you the exact place or location of a religious artifact or a piece of amazonite.
This walkthrough will be divided up by how many feet below the surface you are, more specifically the section between transmissions. If you do not want the story spoiled for you, do not go on to the next section until you reach the designated amount of feet dug underground. Natas will not tell you to fuel up and your fuel tank will be full.
That was your boss, Mr. He gives you some good advice: refuel, refuel, refuel. Throughout this guide, I will not remind you to refuel your tank; that you must do on your own. Watch your tank. At the beginning of the game, you start out with the worst equipment possible; Stock Hull, Micro Tank, everything. So, in order to upgrade, you need some money. After refueling your pod, start out by mining Bronzium, the orange colored mineral that you see everywhere. If you see any Silverium, which is white in color, make sure to collect it.
If your lucky, you might even find a Goldium or two, which is yellow. Remember, with your current Cargo Bay you can only carry 7 minerals. Now to start your journey under the surface.
Here is the strategy that has gotten me and several other players of this game to the end safe and fast: dig one tunnel, straight down. Some people find this out the hard way. I found it easier to dig the tunnel right next to the Fuel Depot. When you need to go to the surface, remember the depth you drilled; in fact, write it down on a piece of paper if you have to.
And if you see a Platinium, bright-blue in color, you really want that too. A good amount of cash to spend on upgrades. Once you get to feet, you will receive another transmission.
They also seem to be causing some garbled and misdirected transmissions - just ignore them. Keep up the good work!
They destroy your wonderful tunnel that you made if they occur. Luckily they occur very rarely, but if they do, you have to dig your tunnel all over again.
After feet, you might run across treasures, explained in the Basics section. Religious Artifacts will buy you some good upgrades early in the game. After around feet, you should start seeing boulders. To carry a large load, buy a strong engine for the digger. Use quantum and matter transporters to get back to the surface quickly to sell your ores.
A few dozen C4 can blast you an open path down-and-across, or down at an angle to the right. Earthquakes can complicate the situation. Always keep at least 10 or 20 repair kits if you tend to blunder into methane pockets, to keep your hull at a safe level. You will need C4 and repair kits to fight Natas as well.
You can attack and beat Mr. Natas who tries to warn you away once you have enough to do the job:. At the bottom right of the mine is a small hole that reaches the battle area. Entering will cause a Dandy Natas top hat and hooves to try to kill you. If he hits you with his laser, you suffer severe damage. Wait until he stops and makes his attack: then move in close to or just behind him and set off your C4.
C key This will reduce his health displayed : he starts at and a close hit will reduce it by But a direct hit will damage your digger, as will passing through him from side to side. For a direct hit, expect to need up to 3 repairs R key ; for sliding through him, usually 2 repairs is enough. A hit from the laser will need 3 or 4 repairs to return your hull to full strength. The , radiator that lets you dig through lava will protect your hull better than a , one. Keep your hull at full strength.
After hitting him, and quickly hitting repair, set up to hit him again. It should not take long if you dive in quickly, blast him, and then move off to repair your hull.
When his health goes to zero or less, he collapses. It looks like you had more than you needed for the task. But wait He regenerates into a more menacing form Robo-suit Natas with Health and new weapons! Now contact with him causes more damage to your hull. He can strike you with his forked tail as you move past him. He will use one of two weapons that keep you off-guard: a metal mace that pummels you if you get too close, and an energy ball that blasts you if you stay too far away!
This is a close-range battle that is much more difficult to master. You have to stay within visual range for the entire battle, and you cannot pause the fight.
If you escape up the hole at the right, and return, you have to start the battle all over with the health Dandy Natas. It is possible to blast either in front or behind him, but now only a direct hit takes off You will need 2, 3, or 4 repairs depending on the damage to your hull.
Move slightly away and prepare for his next attack. You will alternate attacking him as he follows you: from the left, then the right. For the experienced player, the direct attack saves time, as you only need 9 or 10 hits to finish him off. If you get into trouble, you can pass through him without setting off the C4, which does him no damage and you much less damage. He will have to turn back to attack you again.
If you dig down to Natas again, you find that he now has a health rating of and , does more damage to you, and takes twice as long to kill! Your digger display shows that you have beaten him before. In the non-Goldium game, you can progress as far as the 10th mine Natas is 10, and 20, health and ore is nearly worthless. The advantages of the Goldium version let you play up to the 19th mine, where it gets nearly impossible to kill off the bosses.
There is only one Motherload game, and it costs 15 dollars, or 8 British pounds, to download online. There is a free demo version of the game available online. If you mean motherload the flash game created by xgen studios or on miniclip then you go onto the options.
I'm pretty sure its "motherload" i LOVE that game. The best motherload cheat is 'ntouchable' it works on every game site but miniclip.
You just beat the game. No, you stay on Mars.
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