https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv9kos7ShF8
This Section will teach you on how to install The Super Solvers Series in your Math Rescue Folder.

1. First Create a new Folder where Math Rescue is installed called TLC, then in the new folder, make 6 new folders: TM, TMS, TCV, TGX, SSB & SSG.

2. Search for the following games:
Treasure Mountain
Treasure MathStorm
Treasure Cove
Treasure Galaxy
Spellbound
Gizmos & Gadgets
and Purchase them on Amazon by using this link: http://www.amazon.com

4. Change the Following in your MATH DosBox Config File:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.

@echo off
Mount C ".."
C:
cls

echo.
echo 29;1m Math Rescue
echo 30;1m by Apogee
echo.
echo 30;1m NOTE: To switch between windowed and full-screen press ALT+ENTER
echo.
echo 32;1m 1. Episode 1
echo 33;1m 2. Episode 2
echo 34;1m 3. Episode 3
echo 31;1m 4. Exit
echo 0m
choice /c1234 /s Choose your episode: /n
echo.

if errorlevel == 4 goto exit
if errorlevel == 3 goto e3
if errorlevel == 2 goto e2
if errorlevel == 1 goto e1

:e1
MR1.exe
exit

:e2
MR2.exe
exit

:e3
MR3.exe
exit

:exit

Story:
In Super Solvers: Gizmos & Gadgets, The Master of Mischief is trying to take over the Shady Glen Science Center! Can you outsmart Morty in all 15 races and take back the center?

1. After you buy Gizmos & Gadets, install the MS-DOS Files your SSG Folder where Math Rescue is installed.

2. Open Math Rescue and select Option 4. which will lead to your C Command Prompt.

3. Enter CD TLC, CD SSG then SSG to start Playing Gimzos & Gadgets on DOSBOX.

4. Delete any old/preset users using CTRL+R & Create a New User. (Select Without Chimps Option for Puzzles only or With Chimps Option if you want the game to be more challenging.)

5. Have Fun!

6. If you want to switch back to Math Rescue, change the Following in your MATH DosBox Config File:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.

@echo off
Mount C ".."
C:
cls

echo.
echo 29;1m Math Rescue
echo 30;1m by Apogee
echo.
echo 30;1m NOTE: To switch between windowed and full-screen press ALT+ENTER
echo.
echo 32;1m 1. Episode 1
echo 33;1m 2. Episode 2
echo 34;1m 3. Episode 3
echo 31;1m 4. Exit
echo 0m
choice /c1234 /s Choose your episode: /n
echo.

if errorlevel == 4 goto exit
if errorlevel == 3 goto e3
if errorlevel == 2 goto e2
if errorlevel == 1 goto e1

:e1
MR1.exe
exit

:e2
MR2.exe
exit

:e3
MR3.exe
exit

:exit
exit

This Sections will provide you some hints & what to look for when building your 5 Aircraft in the Technology Center. The Parts shown explain which part makes your Aircraft the fastest & the Difficulty Level.

Level 1: Blimp (Very Easy, 3 Parts)

1-1. Engine = Back Engine


1-2. Envelope = Narrow


1-3. Gondola = Inside Gondola

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Level 2. Sailplane (Easy, 6 Parts)


2-1. Airfoil = Laminar


2-2. Wing = 60ft Winglet


2-3. Controls = Flaperon With Spoilers & Flaps


2-4. Landing Gear = Single Retractable Wheel


2-5. Fuselage = Small Fuselage With Enclosed Cockpit


2-6. Instruments = Variometer

===================================================================

Level 3. Propeller Driven Airplane (Normal, 8 Parts)


3-1. Landing Gear = Retractable Gear


3-2. Wing = Elliptical


3-3. Flaps = Fowler


3-4. Propeller = 3 Blade Controllable Spinner


3-5. Engine = 400HP Flat Turbocharged


3-6. Instruments = GPS Radio


3-7. Cockpit = Enclosed Slight Tail


3-8. Tail = Gradual Curve Tail/Tail Boom

===================================================================

Level 4. Helicopter (Hard, 8 Parts)


4-1. Landing Gear = Retractable Gear


4-2. Cabin = Sleek Pointed Noise


4-3. Engine Bay = Covered


4-4. Tail Boom = Shallow Slope Rotor


4-5. Back Tail Section = No Tail Rotor


4-6. Transmission Box Drive


4-7. Engine = 2 Jet TurboShaft


4-8. Rotor Blades = 4 Blade Swept Tips

===================================================================

Level 5. Personal Jet (9 Parts, Very Hard)


5-1. Nose = Thin & Pointed


5-2. Cockpit & Cabin


5-3. Tail = Swept Mounted High


5-4. Tail Cone = Shallow Tail Cone


5-5. Controls = Computer & Motor


5-6. Wing = 35 Degree Sweep


5-7. Airfoil = Thin Sharp Edge


5-8. Fuel Tank = Inside Wing


5-9. Engine = Turbofan With Electronic Computer Controls

This Sections will provide you some hints when building your 5 Automobiles in the Technology Center.

Level 1. Downhill Racer (3 Parts, Very Easy)


1-1. Body = Fiberglass


1-2. Wheels = Self-Lubricating


1-3. Brakes

===================================================================

Level 2. Class 1 Gas Powered Racer (7 Parts, Easy)


2-1. Body = Fiberglass


2-2. Tires = 5 Inches Wide


2-3. Wheels = Ball Bearings


2-4. Brakes


2-5. Fuel Tank


2-6. Engine = 60HP


2-7. Differential = 2 to 1

===================================================================

Level 3. Class 2 Gas Powered Racer (8 Parts, Normal)


3-1. Body = Fiberglass


3-2. Tires = 12 Inches


3-3. Wheels = Ball Bearings


3-4. Differential = 2 to 1


3-5. Brakes


3-6. Engine = 80HP


3-7. Fuel Tank


3-8. Windshield = Curved Sloped

===================================================================

Level 4. Class 3 Gas Powered Racer (8 Parts, Hard)


4-1. Tires = 5 Inches Wide


4-2. Wheels = Ball Barrings


4-3. Brakes


4-4. Body = Fiberglass


4-5. Differential = 2 to 1


4-6. Fuel Tank


4-7. Windshield = Curved Sloped


4-8. Engine = 120HP

===================================================================

Level 5. Class 4 Gas Powered Racer (8 Parts, Very Hard)


5-1. Tires = 12 Inches


5-2. Wheels = Ball Bearings


5-3. Brakes


5-4. Body = Fiberglass


5-5. Fuel Tank


5-6. Differential = 2 to 1


5-7. Windshield = Curved Sloped


5-8. Engine = 180HP

This Sections will provide you some hints when building your 5 Alernative Energy Racers in the Technology Center.

Level 1: Pedal Powered Racer (4 Parts, Very Easy)


1-1. Body = Egg Shaped


1-2. Gears = 15 Speed


1-3. Brakes


1-4. Wheels & Tires = 26 Inches

===================================================================

Level 2. Solar Powered Racer (7 Parts, Easy)


2-1. Tires = 12 Inches


2-2. Wheels = Ball Bearings


2-3. Brakes


2-4. Differential = 2 to 1


2-5. Battery = 1 Hour, 60 Kilowatts


2-6. Electric Motor = 60 Kilowatts


2-7. Body = 80 Solar Cell Panels

===================================================================

Level 3. Class 1 Electric Racer (7 Parts, Normal)


2-1. Tires = 12 Inches


2-2. Wheels = Ball Bearings


2-3. Brakes


2-4. Differential = 2 to 1


2-5. Battery = 1 Hour, 60 Kilowatts


2-6. Electric Motor = 60 Kilowatts


2-7. Body = Fiberglass

===================================================================

Level 4. Class 2 Electric Racer (8 Parts, Hard)


4-1. Tires = 5 Inches Wide


4-2. Wheels = Ball Barrings


4-3. Brakes


4-4. Body = Fiberglass


4-5. Windshield = Curved Sloped


4-6. Differential = 2 to 1


4-7. Battery = 100 Killowatts


4-8. Electric Motor = 100 Killowatts

===================================================================

Level 5. Hydrogen Powered Racer (9 Parts, Very Hard)


5-1. Tires = 12 Inches


5-2. Wheels = Ball Barrings


5-3. Body = Fiberglass


5-4. Windshield = Curved Sloped


5-5. Differential = 2 to 1


5-6. Brakes


5-7. Hydrogen Fuel Tank


5-8. Hydrogen Fuel Cell = 100 Killowatts


5-9. Electric Motor = 100 Killowatts

Finally If your still stumped on Gizmos & Gadgets, here's a YT Walkthrough to help you. Brought to you by Lingyan203:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBA10C80327394118

Trick Question Answers:
Electricity Formula for 2 Bulbs, 3 Batteries, 2 Switches & 4 Y-Wires


Electricity Formula for 3 Bulbs, 3 Batteries, 2 Switches & 8 Y-Wires
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The In-Game Decals & Paint Colors for your vehicles are for Decoration.
Paint Colors:
1. Red
2. Blue
3. Green
4. Yellow
====================================================

Decals:
1-4. Random
====================================================

Total Puzzles:
Balance = 43
Electricity = 40
Energy = 33
Force = 42
Gear = 42
Jigsaw = 20
Magnet = 30
Simple Machine = 20
Overall = 270
NOTE: When there are 5 puzzles remaining, all the previous puzzles will unlock.


Gizmos & Gadgets is Backwards Compatible with Windows 3.1 via DOSBOX (Which is the 16-Bit Version) while the 32-Bit Version is Backwards Compatible with Windows 32-Bit Modren Operating Systems (95/98se/2000 & XP).

Story:







1. After you buy Treasure Cove, install the MS-DOS Files into your TCV Folder where Math Rescue is installed.

2. Open Math Rescue and select Option 4. which will lead to your C Command Prompt.

3. Enter CD TLC, CD TCV then TCV to start Playing Treasure Cove on DOSBOX.

4. Delete any old/preset users using CRTL R & Create a New User at the Dive Shop.

5. Have Fun!

6. If you want to switch back to Math Rescue, change the Following in your MATH DosBox Config File:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.

@echo off
Mount C ".."
C:
cls

echo.
echo 29;1m Math Rescue
echo 30;1m by Apogee
echo.
echo 30;1m NOTE: To switch between windowed and full-screen press ALT+ENTER
echo.
echo 32;1m 1. Episode 1
echo 33;1m 2. Episode 2
echo 34;1m 3. Episode 3
echo 31;1m 4. Exit
echo 0m
choice /c1234 /s Choose your episode: /n
echo.

if errorlevel == 4 goto exit
if errorlevel == 3 goto e3
if errorlevel == 2 goto e2
if errorlevel == 1 goto e1

:e1
MR1.exe
exit

:e2
MR2.exe
exit

:e3
MR3.exe
exit

:exit
exit

Grind for Oxygen & Flashlight Batteries
Even though both your Bubble Pump can run out of Oxygen & Flashlight can run of power, your Diving Equipment has Unlimited Oxygen in your air tank. So therefore your Diving Gear can't run out of Oxygen. Be sure to grind for Flashlight Batteries by catching starfish which give you 1 Battery for your Underwater Light. Orange Starfish are special ones, try to answer their questions correctly on the first try to get 2 bonus Batteries for your Flashlight. To Refill your Oxygen by 10, look for an Air Station and Shine your Flashlight 5x. Grinding for Oxygen at an Air Station is also key to keeping your Bubble Pump's Oxygen at a steady pace. The Maximum Oxygen & Batteries you can have in Treasure Cove is 99. When you reach 100 or higher, a 00 will be shown in the MS-DOS Verion but the full amount will be shown in the Windows Version.
HINT: When your at around 3/4s (75), 1/2 (50) or 1/4 (25) of your Bubble Pump's Oxygen, I'd recommend using your flashlight on the Air Station to get more.

Finding Gems/Pufferfish:
To Find Gems, you'll need to find a sea creature that matches 2 of the 3 Clue Words. To Find the Puffer Fish, you'll need to find a sea creature that matches all 3 Clue Words. I'd Recommend finding 2-3 Clue Words before attempting to find the Puffer Fish or the Gems as Minnie the Minnow lampshades this.

Completing an Area:
Before heading to the next Area, I'd recommend finding all the gems in the current Area first.

Bonus Gems:
On the 2-Star Super Seeker Difficulty & higher, you'll find Bonus Gems early before the Shark Park. Try to shine your flashlight on them as soon as you see one. At the Shark Park, be sure to shine your flashlight on the Bonus Gem to increase your score before taking the Dolphin to the Surface.

Max Score in all 3 Areas:
Before getting the Bonus Gems, I'd Recommend getting all of the gems in the first 3 Areas before getting the Bonus Gems as this will max out your score & help your Rank go up faster.

More Gems in each Area:
As your game goes up in Rank & Difficulty, you'll be able to find more Gems in Treasure Cove's 3 Areas. You start out with finding 2 Gems in each Area, then as you play the game, you'll be able to find 3-5 Gems in each area & Bonus Gems earlier.

Capturing Goobies/Sharks:
Try not to get hit by a goobie, otherwise you'll lose a battery for your flashlight. You can send them back to surface by firing your Bubble Pump on them. On later Difficulty Levels they'll start spawning from the Goobie Tube. When you reach the Shark Park, you'll have to faceoff with the sharks, you'll lose Batteries for your flashlight if they attacks you. You can defeat him by firing the Bubble Pump on them too.

Sunken Ship Prizes:
When you complete a level, be sure to check your Sunken ship for the prizes you've earned throughout the game.

Undersea Caves:
If your unable to find the Right Sea Animal that matches the clues, try sreaching the caves in each Area of Treasure Cove.

Gem Counts:
Yellow Gems (Area 1) = 5 Gems
Red Gems (Area 2) = 10 Gems
Green Gems (Area 3) = 15 Gems
Purple Gems (Optional Caves & Shark Park) = 3x Gem Bonus


Treasure Cove Version 1.0 is Backwards Compatible with Windows 3.1 via DOSBOX while Version 2.0 (which has a updated Features) is Backwards Compatible with Windows 32-Bit Operating Systems (95/98se/2000 & XP)

NOTE: Both MS-DOS & Windows Versions of Treasure Galaxy are Very Hard to Find. Try searching for creator:"The Learning Company" in the Internet Archive HP for the Windows Version.

Story:









1. After you find Treasure Galaxy, install the MS-DOS Files into your TGX Folder where Math Rescue is installed. You can also buy Treasure Galaxy on Amazon or ebay.

2. Open Math Rescue and select Option 4. which will lead to your C Command Prompt.

3. Enter CD TLC, CD TGX then TGX to start Playing Treasure Galaxy on DOSBOX.

4. Delete any old/preset users using CTRL R & Create a New User.

5. Have Fun!

6. If you want to switch back to Math Rescue, change the Following in your MATH DosBox Config File:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.

@echo off
Mount C ".."
C:
cls

echo.
echo 29;1m Math Rescue
echo 30;1m by Apogee
echo.
echo 30;1m NOTE: To switch between windowed and full-screen press ALT+ENTER
echo.
echo 32;1m 1. Episode 1
echo 33;1m 2. Episode 2
echo 34;1m 3. Episode 3
echo 31;1m 4. Exit
echo 0m
choice /c1234 /s Choose your episode: /n
echo.

if errorlevel == 4 goto exit
if errorlevel == 3 goto e3
if errorlevel == 2 goto e2
if errorlevel == 1 goto e1

:e1
MR1.exe
exit

:e2
MR2.exe
exit

:e3
MR3.exe
exit

:exit
exit

Adjusting Difficulty:
Throughout Treasure Galaxy, the game's difficulty changes as you play, but you can adjust the difficulty to make the puzzles harder or easier. These changes will take effect when you reach the next Orbit Area. There are 5 Difficulty Levels total with 1 being the easiest, 3 being Normal & 5 being the Hardest.

Battling Disasteroids:
Watch out for the Disateroids on the higher Ranks, you'll lose Starbucks if they attack you. Since Twinkle lampshades this infomation. They can be defeated by firing your Sunbeam Cannon at them.

Gathering Codes:
Before you can find the Crystals in the Code Satellites, you'll have to capture the Sundrops wearing Sunglasses. On the Lower Ranks, you'll get the entire code, but on the Higher Ranks, you'll have to enter the remaining codes manually. You'll also need to pay some Starbucks to do so first.

Purchasing Sunbeams/Digits:
Since your Space Jet has unlimited fuel, you'll need Sunbeam Energy Cells to capture Sundrops and fight the Disasteroids. You can earn Starbucks by answering questions that the Sundrops give you or playing a game in each of the 3 Orbit Areas. Then you can use the Starbucks you earned at the Star Mart to buy 1 or 3 Sunbeam Energy Cells. Your Sunbeam Energy Cells maxes out at 10. You can also purchase 4-Digit Coordinates as well but be sure to use the correct amount of Starbucks.

Starbucks Currency:
Purple = 1 Full Starbuck
Blue = 1/2 Starbuck
Red = 1/4 Starbuck
Green = 1/8 Starbuck

Crystal Palace Prizes:
When you complete a level, be sure to check the Crystal Palace for the prizes you've earned throughout the game. Collect all 450 Crystals to win the game.

Finding Crystals:
After you get the code for the Code Satellites from the sundrop with sunglasses, you'll need to enter a password in each of the Code Satellites. You start out with finding 3 Crystals in each Orbit Area, then as you play the game, you'll be able to find 4-5 Crystals in each Orbit area.

Downloading the 4-Digit Coordinates:
To Advance to the Next Area, you'll need 4-Digit Coordinates from each of the games in the 3 Orbit Areas (Measure Mill in Area 1, Shape Station in Area 2 or the Day Dock in Area 3). After you have all 4 Digits, you'll need to find a space gate to advance to the next area. But be sure to find all the crystals in the current area before doing so.

Zoom Way:
Need to get somewhere fast in a hurry while playing Treasure Galaxy? Then you can use the Zoom Way to do so. Simply Turn the Zoom Way on, then when on the Zoom way, Hold the Down Arrow Key then press Left or Right.

Treasure Galaxy can also be run in Windows 3.1/95/98se/2000 or XP Operating Systems.

Story:






1. Buy Treasure MathStorm on amazon, install the MS-DOS Files from the floppy disk. Then Extract the files into your TMS Folder where Math Rescue is installed.

2. Open Math Rescue and select Option 4. which will lead to your C Command Prompt.

3. Enter CD TLC, CD TMS then TMS to start Playing Treasure MathStorm on DOSBOX.

4. Delete any old/preset users using CTRL R & Create a New User at the Clubhouse Sign-In.

5. Have Fun!

6. If you want to switch back to Math Rescue, change the Following in your MATH DosBox Config File:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.

@echo off
Mount C ".."
C:
cls

echo.
echo 29;1m Math Rescue
echo 30;1m by Apogee
echo.
echo 30;1m NOTE: To switch between windowed and full-screen press ALT+ENTER
echo.
echo 32;1m 1. Episode 1
echo 33;1m 2. Episode 2
echo 34;1m 3. Episode 3
echo 31;1m 4. Exit
echo 0m
choice /c1234 /s Choose your episode: /n
echo.

if errorlevel == 4 goto exit
if errorlevel == 3 goto e3
if errorlevel == 2 goto e2
if errorlevel == 1 goto e1

:e1
MR1.exe
exit

:e2
MR2.exe
exit

:e3
MR3.exe
exit

:exit
exit

Grinding for Money/Nets:
When catching an Elf be sure to answer its math question correctly. As this will get you some cash to spend in the shop. Once you have enough Money, you can visit the shop in each area to buy nets (be sure to use the excact price when doing so). But be careful, the price of each item will increase as you progress through the game. You can also obtain Money in the Time Igloo, Gold Room or Crystal Cave.

Shop Items:
1 Net
4 Nets
Picks/Catapult/Ladders

Finding Treasures:
To Find the Treasures, you'll need to capture an Elf with a scroll then answer its question correctly. After that you'll need to make a pile of snowballs then check your answer for the Treasure as Chirp the Snowbird lampshades this.

Completing an Area:
Before heading to the next Area, I'd recommend finding all the Treasures in the current Area first.

More Treasures in each Area:
As your game goes up in Rank & Difficulty, you'll be able to find more Treasure in Treasure MathStorm's 3 Areas. You start out with finding 2 Treasures in each Area, then as you play the game, you'll be able to find 3-5 Treasures in each area.

Clubhouse Prizes:
When you complete a level, be sure to check your Clubhouse for the prizes you've earned throughout the game. Collect all 450 Treasures to win the game.

Catching Snowbullies:
Try not to get hit by a Snowbully, otherwise you'll lose cash. You can send them packing by catching them with your net.

Finding Items:
To Advance to the Next Area, you'll 4 Items from each of the games in the 3 Areas of Treausre MathStorm (Pickaxes at the Time Igloo in Area 1, Catapult Parts at the Gold Room in Area 2 & Ladders at the Crystal Mine in Area 3). After you have all 4 items, you'll need to find the correct location to advance to the next area. But be sure to find all the Treasures in the current area before doing so. And when you reach the end of the 3rd Area, you'll need to answer the Guardian's Question before proceeding.

Items:
Area 1 = 4 Pickaxes
Area 2 = 4 Catapult Parts
Area 3 = 4 Ladders

Treasure MathStorm Version 2.0 (which has a updated Features) is Backwards Compatible with Windows 32-Bit Operating Systems (95/98se/2000 & XP)

NOTE: the Windows 3.1 Version via DOSBOX is a little Faster than MS-DOS Version & supports Sound Blaster Music & SFX rather than the PC Speaker & Adlib Sound Card. The Windows 3.1 Version of Treasure Mountain can be found at the Internet Archive HP by searching for creator: "The Learning Company".

Story:






1. Buy Treasure Mountain on amazon, install the MS-DOS Files or Windows Files via Win3.1 on your DOSBOX Emulator. Then Extract the files into your TM Folder where Math Rescue is installed.

2. Open Math Rescue and select Option 4. which will lead to your C Command Prompt.

3. Enter CD TLC, CD TM then SST to start Playing Treasure Mountain on DOSBOX.

4. Delete any old/preset users using CTRL R & Create a New User at the Clubhouse Sign-In.

5. Have Fun!

6. If you want to switch back to Math Rescue, change the Following in your MATH DosBox Config File:
[autoexec]
# Lines in this section will be run at startup.
# You can put your MOUNT lines here.

@echo off
Mount C ".."
C:
cls

echo.
echo 29;1m Math Rescue
echo 30;1m by Apogee
echo.
echo 30;1m NOTE: To switch between windowed and full-screen press ALT+ENTER
echo.
echo 32;1m 1. Episode 1
echo 33;1m 2. Episode 2
echo 34;1m 3. Episode 3
echo 31;1m 4. Exit
echo 0m
choice /c1234 /s Choose your episode: /n
echo.

if errorlevel == 4 goto exit
if errorlevel == 3 goto e3
if errorlevel == 2 goto e2
if errorlevel == 1 goto e1

:e1
MR1.exe
exit

:e2
MR2.exe
exit

:e3
MR3.exe
exit

:exit
exit

Grind for Gold Coins & Nets:
Be Sure to Grind for Gold Coins by catching Elves which give you 1 Gold Coin. Elves with Scrolls are special ones try to answer their questions correctly on the first try to get 2 bonus Gold Coins. To Refill your Nets by 10, look for a Net Cove & Drop 4 Coins. Grinding for Nets is very key. The Max Number of Nets & Coins you can have in Treasure Mountain is 99. When you reach 100 or higher, a 00 will be shown in the MS-DOS Version but the full amount will be shown in the Windows Version. However, if you're playing the DOS Version, you'll get 5 Nets for 4 Coins.

HINT: When your at around 3/4s (75), 1/2 (50) or 1/4 (25) of your Net Supply, I'd recommend using your Coins at the Net Cave to get more.

Finding Treasure/Key:
To Find Treasure, you'll need to find an Object that matches 2 of the 3 Clue Words. To Find the Key, you'll need to find an Object that matches all 3 Clue Words. I'd Recommend finding 2-3 Clue Words before attempting to find the Key or the Treasure as Flutter the Butterfly lampshades this.

Completing an Area:
Before heading to the next Area, I'd recommend finding all the Treasures in the current Area first.

More Treasure in each Area:
As your game goes up in Rank & Difficulty, you'll be able to find more Gems in Treasure Mountain's 3 Areas. You start out with finding 2 Treasures in each Area, then as you play the game, you'll be able to find 3-5 Treasures in each area.

Capturing Stalking Elves:
Try not to get hit by Elf Dust, otherwise you'll lose a Gold coin. You can send them packing by using your nets.

Caves:
If your unable to find the Right Object that matches the clues, try searching the caves in each Area of Treasure Mountain. This applies to the Windows Versions only.

Clubhouse Prizes:
When you complete a level, be sure to check your Clubhouse for the prizes you've earned throughout the game. Collect all 300 Treasures to win the game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHcjmglIlJE
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???: 1990
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Not again! That's it, Gruzzles! Now, you're going to get yours!
*20 Seconds later*
*After shooting the Light Phaser Gun at the Gruzzles* I hope that's the last we'll have to deal with the Gruzzles.

Tagline: "Flutter the Butterfly"
Released: 1990 The Learning Company
Genre: 1-Player Action/Puzzle