Walkthrough

  1. Game Mechanics – Golvellius has simple controls, but knowing how to take advantage of its mechanics will make your journey a whole lot easier.
  2. Introductory Dungeon – A short side-scrolling Dungeon that introduces the game, but presents no significant challenge.

Part 1: The Early Regions

  1. Despa Valley – Your real adventure starts here, in a small Area that introduces you to Life Potions, Bibles, and the basic overworld game mechanics.
  2. Rolick Desert – This is a much larger Area with a host of new Enemies to fight. You won't find much in the way of new Items until you leave and return with enhanced capabilities, though.
  3. Bachular's Graveyard – The graveyard is a large Area with dangerous Enemies and a great prize: the Valley Sword.

Part 2: Branching Paths

  1. Central Forest – This central Area has no boss of its own, but leads to both Fosbus' Swamp and Warlic's Lake.
  2. Finding the Aqua Boots – Your next task is to head to Warlic's Lake in search of the awesome Aqua Boots. Fosbus will wait.
  3. Fosbus' Swamp – Aqua Boots in hand, it's time to track down Fosbus and the Ring of Invisibility.
  4. Warlic's Lake – Return to this Area with the Ring of Invisibility to find and defeat Warlic.

Part 3: The End Game

  1. Crawky Forest – Find Remedia's Shield and the Legendary Sword before taking on Crawky and claiming the sixth Crystal.
  2. Haidee's Forest – Only one demon stands between you and Golvellius. Claim the Ascent Boots and take the fight to Haidee!
  3. Golvellius – With all seven Crystals in hand, you have one final task: destroy Golvellius in the seat of his power.

Tips & Secrets

  1. Using the Aqua Boots for Fun and Profit – Once you have the Aqua Boots, you can travel anywhere in the game, even to Areas you're not supposed to go to just yet.
  2. The 19th Life Potion – Obtaining every Life Potion in the game reveals an interesting bug that can make you virtually invincible.
  3. Fun With Rings – Did you think the Rings given to you by wise women were completely useless? Well, they are, but they're still kind of interesting.