Taonga Island Adventure: Farm

Immerse yourself in the Taonga Island Adventure by creating your own farm. Customize your island, interact with neighbors, design a unique farm, and embark on exciting quests to earn rewards. Enjoy the serene environment of your paradise farm and engage in activities like befriending others, raising animals, and exploring captivating landscapes. The communal aspect of this farming game ensures you always have companions to share experiences with.

Engage in exploration, construction, cultivation, harvesting, and continuous learning. Taonga Island Adventure offers an exceptional gaming experience unlike any other. Impress the locals with your exceptional island farm management skills. Engage in trade, nurture livestock, collaborate with friends on quests, and trade gems for valuable goods.

Uncover the abilities of fellow islanders, foster a sense of community, and establish meaningful connections. Kickstart your own family on the farm and embark on a fulfilling farming journey. Transform your farm into a vibrant lifestyle hub where socializing with friends takes center stage.

Hop on a boat and venture through diverse islands, unveiling exclusive features tailored to your Taonga Island Adventure. Experience firsthand why this game stands out as one of the top farm simulation games available. Invite your loved ones to join you in cultivating crops and reaping the benefits collaboratively. Craft the ultimate life in the most picturesque location—the epitome of a family-centric farm.

Embrace the intriguing narrative behind the game introduced by your uncle’s mysterious letter. Honor him by thriving in this captivating farm simulation.

Taonga extends beyond farm creation, offering a plethora of engaging activities:

- Traverse the landscape: explore with your companions.

- Cultivate crops: for sustenance or trading purposes.

- Raise livestock: provide them with care and affection to thrive.

- Gather resources: complete tasks for rewards that enhance your gameplay.

- Utilize animal produce: gather milk and eggs for consumption and sharing.

- Foster friendships: cultivate relationships in the engaging social environment.

- Develop infrastructure: upgrade farm buildings for enhanced functionality.

- Balance hard work and recreation.

- Experience love interests: seek romance within the island setting.

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Taonga Island Adventure Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Build a Thriving Farm and Get to the Bottom of Uncle Alan’s Disappearence

1. Maximize Your Energy Uptake And Reduce Expenditure (As Much as Possible)

In Taonga Island Adventure you depend on your energy reserve when it comes to exploring your surroundings. Large parts of the islands in the archipelago are covered in fog and in order to remove it and reveal what’s underneath you’ll have to carve yourself a path by cutting down the overgrown vegetation. This costs varying amounts of energy – depending on what you’re targeting. For instance, grass is cheaper energy-wise than removing a chunky tree trunk.  

While you start off the game with abundant energy, it soon becomes a limiting factor in your gaming experience. Initially your energy reserve is quite low, of only 30 units, which won’t allow you move around a lot. The reservoir slowly gets larger, as you level up Samantha but the increase is quite minuscule (just 1 energy point per level). By level 10 your reserve will only be of 39 units, which is still insufficient considering that cutting down most plants or rocks on the island costs a minimum 10 energy points.

Fortunately, there are ways to boost your energy reserve so that you can prolong your gaming sessions. If you don’t, once you run out you’ll be forced to take a break from the game and wait until energy regenerates itself back up. This cycle won’t feel very satisfying, especially since you can easily spend your meager energy resources with just a few taps. And then you’ll go back taking a breather again until energy is once again available.

The alternative is to make sure you farm some energy from other sources. As you explore new territories across islands you’ll notice various treasure chests hidden among the vegetation. Whenever you spot one, make sure you go near it and crack it open. They usually contain big portions of energy, and perhaps other items as well. It’s true, this means sometimes you’ll have to spend quite a large amount of energy to gain access to these chests, but the reward inside is usually worth it.

It would be ideal if you could identify and open chests as you move throughout an island and explore. By doing so, you’ll be ensuring that you have the necessary juice to sustain your hikes into the wilderness.

While grabbing all the energy you can from the chests is key, you should pay very close attention when carving your paths. Remove expensive roadblocks only if you absolutely must. Otherwise just go around them and attempt removing the less costly one. Don’t just tap randomly when clearing paths, make it a point to select the cheaper element to remove in terms of energy expenditure so you can conserve as much energy as possible.

2. Prioritize Missions With Energy Rewards

Since energy is of the essence when playing Taonga Island Adventure, you should do everything in your power to collect as much as possible. Another good way of achieving this is by completing missions which offer energy prizes.

Check the Mission tab on the left part of the display and tap on each mission to see which rewards they provide. In most cases you’ll receive EXP, Gems and Gold coins for your efforts, but some of these quests come with more precious gifts attached. Whenever you spot one that yields energy don’t hesitate to make it your priority.

Obviously, the other resources you gain for completing missions are also extremely important. With enough EXP under you’ll belt you’ll get to upgrade Charlotte to a new level which will unlock, you’ve guessed it, an extra bundle of Energy for you, as well as new buildings and resources. Gems are also very useful, but we’ll talk more about that in one of the upcoming section.

Overall, the point to take home here is that you need to focus on doing the missions available for you, don’t just explore the islands at random, while putting a priority on those quests that can offer energy rewards.

3. Collect Energy From Other Places Too

The game offers you the chance to grab some extra energy points from various other sources. For example, once you’ve built the hammock you’ll be able to collect a small amount of energy every few hours.

The same goes for tapping on the crabs that roam on the beaches of the islands you visit. They can give you items, as well as chunks of energy. Another way to obtain tiny bits of energy is by consuming food. Go to your personal hut on your home island and drag and drop the indicated items to get your juice replenished.

The altar you discover behind your own hut can also yield energy, and some additional Gems as well. Just make an offering to the dark goddess to whom the monument is dedicated to and get your reward. You’ll have to put together a few food items in order for her to hear your prayer.

On top of energy, bringing offerings to the forest altar will also unlock some nice boosters. For example, you might be able to use the Early Harvest temporary effect which prompts your crops to grow 5% faster. It can be really useful. Again, this trick works only once a few hours.

A way to put the coins you’ve accumulated so far to good use is to buy bundles occasionally. Coins come from completing missions and orders, as well as from finding treasures during explorations. At some point you’ll put together a relatively nice sum as to be able to afford paying 900 coins for a bundle which contains 35 energy points as well as additional goodies including 6x Bread and 5x Sweet Potato and Egg pie.

4. Keep Production Running Back On Your Home Island

In order to complete various missions, you’ll need to craft and produce certain items and goods. You can do so back on your home island where you’ll set up your own little farm. Start planting crops including Wheat, Sweet potatoes and Pineapple. Moreover, make sure you harvest from the Mango trees nearby and also plant Banana trees and fruit making trees.

As you progress, you’ll be able to start building workshops around the island too. For example, the Carpenter shop which can produce Firewood, Lettice, Planks, Arrows and Buckets. These items will then be used to produce even more complex products at other workshops.

The more advanced an item is the longer it will take to produce it. So make sure you’re always crafting items in your shops. No breaks allowed. This strategy will ensure you have the necessary items prepared in advanced.

The same goes for crops. You have to stock up on them and place them in storage. Especially Wheat which is your cheapest crop and used for a variety of products including Chicken Feed, and Bread. A good strategy to ensure that you have the entire variety of produce at your disposal is to rotate your crops when planting. So if you planted Wheat, next you might want to sow Sweet Potato seeds and so on. When deciding what to plant next, make sure you take into consideration what your current missions are and the order board.