Your Guide to Bionicle

Battle For Power

Battle for Power is an online game where players can choose which side to play as: The Toa Nuva Phantoka or the Phantoka Makuta. The game itself is divided into five separate mini-games per side.

Gameplay

Gameplay begins at the front page, where players are shown the Phantoka Mini Movie and directed to a page which shows the two teams, and how much territory each controls. By clicking either team’s picture, players are directed to that team’s page, where they can view a map of the Matoran city with sections of the map colored depending on which faction controls it, as well as unlocked characters. Clicking the arrow next to each character brings the player to gameplay with the selected character.

Vamprah/Pohatu

If playing as Vamprah or Pohatu, the objective is to fly through Karda Nui and destroy all enemies. A secondary goal is to prevent the player character’s enemies from “rescuing” their respective Matoran. Enemies who successfully rescue their Matoran become aggressive and faster; rescued Matoran also subtract from the score. Scores are totaled to give the player’s side (good or evil) either 10, 50, or 100 points.

The game is divided into five levels, which are in turn divided into two parts. The first part of every level consists of collecting ten ammunition pieces of varying sizes (Midak Spheres for the Toa, and Tridax Pods for the Makuta) in ten seconds, as measured in the symbols at the top of the screen. The second half of each level is a fighting one, in which players must defeat a certain number of enemies (Two in the first level, three in the second, six in the third, eleven in the fourth, and nineteen in the fifth) from the opposing team in as little time as possible. At the beginning of each fight mode, all enemies are passive, and will slowly try to reach the Matoran at the bottom of the screen and take them to the top.

Players must defeat all the Makuta or the Toa Nuva by shooting at them with Shadow energy bolts or Light balls (launched from your Midak Skyblaster). If the Toa/Makuta are not stopped before they reach the top of the screen, the Matoran will get on the Toa/Makuta’s back. Once ridden, the Toa/Makuta and Matoran pair will become aggressive, faster, and tougher to defeat. Coming into contact with an enemy will cause the player’s character to bounce back and freeze for a second. Players lose the game once all the Matoran in play are rescued.

Scoring follows the following formula, calculated at the end of each level: (Number of ammunition collected in part 1) X (Number of Matoran left after part 2) X (100) – (Number of seconds used to complete both parts)

Numerous power ups are available, depending on if players have both characters for each pairing of canister set/Matoran. If they only have the canister set, then they fly slowly, their shots are less powerful and less rapid, and have less time to complete part one of each level (signified by a yellow time bar). If they have the Matoran, their weapon is upgraded to defeat any enemy, their rate of fire is increased, they can fly faster, and their time to complete the first part of each level (signified by a green time bar) is increased to ten seconds.

Controls

• Arrow Keys – Movement
• SpaceBar – Fire Shadow Energy balls or Light balls (Fight Mode).

Enemies

If playing as Pohatu, the player must fight against Antroz, Vamprah, and Chirox. If playing as Vamprah, the player must fight against Kopaka, Lewa, and Pohatu.

Cheats

• AVG825 – Vamprah
• PRA628 – Vamprah
• OPO612 – Pohatu
• OAU867 – Pohatu

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Kopaka

If playing as Kopaka, the objective of the game is to defeat each Makuta three times. The player, in turn, loses if he/she is defeated the same number of times.

The game has three levels, one for each Phantoka Makuta. Each one of the characters have three lives, represented as Matoran. When a character loses a life, he will go to his “Matoran group” and pick up a Matoran (He is still vulnerable to attack in this short time). Once the opponent loses all three lives, the players continues to the next level. However, the player keeps the same number of lives as the previous level. The game is over once the player loses all three lives, or defeats all three Makuta.

To defeat an opponent, the player must shoot light balls at the Makuta. A damage meter records how much damage a character has taken, and once it fills, that character loses a life.

There are also some power ups that increase the power of the blasts, the speed of the user, or even restore all health. These power ups fall from the sky, and only work with the character if he picks it up. When a power up is retrieved, a yellow time bar appears. It counts down the amount of time that the power up will be able to be used.

When a BIO Code is used, the position of the character’s Matoran is shown in a more aerodynamic position, and the character flies faster. Plus, the player starts out with three extra bomb power ups.

Controls

• Arrow Keys – Movement
• 9 – Rapid fire
• 0 – Activate special power (power up)

Enemies

In single player matches, the player must fight against Antroz, Chirox, and Vamprah. In two player matches, the players compete against each other with one playing as Kopaka and the other one of the Makuta.

Cheats

• KPK858
• LES485 – Unlocks Multiplayer.

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Antroz

If playing as Antroz, the objective of the game is to bomb Av-Matoran dwellings with Tridax Pods, as well as the Matoran themselves. The game functions about an unchanging map of a Stalactite Village, with mountains and ground represented. Scattered along this map are Matoran dwellings, and enemies. The dwellings are highlighted in differing colors, and each must be bombed with a different type of Tridax Pod, in accordance. Each level must be completed within five minutes, or the player loses. Scoring is based off the following formula: (number of dwellings bombed)400+(number of enemies defeated)300-(Amount of time taken, in seconds)-(number of missed bombs)10

Without Radiak’s BIO Code entered, the player controls Radiak, tethered to Antroz by a line of circular lights, representing the player’s lives, and shortening in accordance. By maneuvering Radiak, Antroz can be rotated around the player. Deaths occur when Radiak crashes, or when he contacts an enemy or a light blast. Antroz is immortal, bouncing off of the landscape and destroying enemies. Thus, Antroz can alternatively be used as a shield or weapon, as the situation requires.

With Radiak’s BIO Code entered, Radiak is attached to Antroz’s back, and they are controlled as one entity by the player. The duo is immune to all damages save Solek’s light spheres and the ground, and will instantly defeat any enemy they touch. Plus, speed and agility are enhanced.

Controls

• Mouse – Controls the movement of Radiak and Antroz.
• Left and Right Arrow Keys – Switches between the different types of Tridax Pod.
• Up Arrow Key – Fly faster
• Right Mouse Button – Releases a Tridax Pod from Antroz’s chest.

Enemies

• Solek – Fires light spheres when passed.
• Photok – Flies around randomly.
• Tanma – Attacks when passed

Cheats

• AID732
• NRZ981

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Chirox

In this game the player must play as Chirox, who is paired with Kirop. The objective of the game is to pursue an Av-Matoran. The player also must avoid hitting other Makuta and the scenery, and try to defeat the Toa Nuva by firing at them. To complete the level the player must destroy the Matoran’s jetpack. Each level must be completed before the Matoran escapes, or the player loses.

If the player destroys a Toa Nuva, he gets 100 points, if he destroys a Makuta, he loses 50 points.

This game also features speed and shield power-ups.

Controls

• Space – Fire; hold for a more powerful blast
• Up and Down Arrow Keys – Movement

Enemies

• Vertical Toa Nuva – These Toa Nuva just fly up and down until Chirox destroys or dodges them. Takes two shots or one powerful shot.
• Flying Toa Nuva – These Toa Nuva fire light bolts at Chirox. The player can dodge or fire shadow bolts at the Toa. Takes two shots or one powerful shot.

There are also vertical Makuta and flying Makuta. The player has to dodge them both for not to lose any points.

Cheats

• OIP492
• XHO369

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Tanma

The object of this game is to flee from the Makuta, while repairing the player’s jetpack. Speed and health powerups are available. Naturally, there are enemies – the Makuta – which the player can ignore or attack (see Enemies section). The player also has to try to avoid hitting any rocks such as the ceiling and the floor of a cave or any rock obstacles that stands outside.

One BIO Code allows Tanma to have a short ranged attack, with more power than before, whereas the other adds two figures on the display. Upon reaching them, a bonus will be added to the player’s score.

Controls

• Space – Attack
• Up Arrow Key – Use Jetpack

Enemies

• Vertical Makuta- these Makuta only fly up and down the screen until Tanma passes them by dodging or using his attack. Takes two hits unless the player smacks them to an obstacle which defeats them faster.
• Flying Makuta- these Makuta have their respective Shadow Matoran and they’ll shoot shadow bolts if you are in front of them. The only way to get pass these are to either dodge or use attack. Takes two hits also unless the player smacks them to an obstacle which defeats them faster, or bounces the Makuta’s shot shadow bolt back to the Makuta.

Cheats

• MNT448
• WAL886

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Gavla

In this game the player controls Gavla, who is paired with Vamprah. The objective is to bomb the Av-Matoran villages with Tridax Pods. In order to get the respective color’s Tridax Pod, the player has to find the Shadow Matoran that throws the Pods in the air and catch them. Only one color Tridax Pod can be used at a time.

When both BIO codes are entered, the amount of Tridax Pods that can be held increases.

Controls

• Mouse – Movement
• Left Mouse Click – Drop Bomb
• Up Arrow Key – Speed Boost.

Enemies

• Solek – Disables a Shadow Matoran’s ability to throw Tridax Pods.
• Photok – Shoots light bolts
• Tanma – Chases the player

Cheats

• BIO639 – Increases Tridax Pod number (This code can only be accessed after the Gavla game has been completed by the player.)
• BIO224 – Increases Tridax Pod number (This code can only be accessed after the Gavla game has been completed by the player.)

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Toa Ignika

The object of this game is to take out the Makuta on the ceiling who are dropping Tridax Pods on the Av-Matoran and prevent the Makuta from turning all the Av-Matoran into Shadow Matoran. While riding on the Skyboard, the player must either ram or shoot falling Tridax Pods out of the way. Additionally, the Makuta hanging from the ceiling and those flying around must all be defeated to advance a level.

An extra two-player mode is available, where the second player uses the keys 1, 2, 4, and 5 to control Lewa Nuva and Tanma to assist Toa Ignika. Playing a multiplayer game still earns points for the team in the overall Battle for Power rankings.

The game features several power-ups seen in other games, including health, shielding, rapid fire, firing multiple bolts, stronger attacks, missile-like blasts, and a lightning bolt that destroys all enemies above and below Toa Ignika. Also, a brand new power-up is available, where Toa Ignika destroys all nearby enemies within a short range while the Kanohi Ignika appears shortly.

Controls

• Arrow Keys – Movement
• 9 – Rapid fire
• 0 – Activate special power (power-up)

Enemies

• Stationary Makuta – These Makuta rest at the top of the screen and drop Tridax Pods to infect the Av-Matoran below.
• Flying Makuta – These Makuta fly around the screen and launch shadow bolts at Toa Ignika.

Cheats

• IGA362
• BIO487 – (This code can only be accessed after the Toa Ignika game has been completed by the player.)

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Av-Matoran/Shadow Matoran

In this game, the player chooses to play as either the Av-Matoran or Shadow Matoran. The objective is to get their Matoran safely to the Swamp of Secrets first, but there are obstacles along the way. Players must also collect either light spheres (for Av-Matoran) or Tridax Pods (for Shadow Matoran) and not collect the opposite ones for points. There are also some Toa Nuva and Makuta obstacles flying around as the players travel down. The Matoran must avoid hitting the Toa Nuva, Makuta, opposite spheres and the walls or else they will receive damage. Once they reach towards the bottom, players must fly down carefully to accomplish a soft landing and they’ll either earn 1000 points for first, or 500 points for last. Scores will be measured by health and accuracy as well.

Controls

• Up Arrow Key – jump off (after the timer reaches 0) and to slow down
• Left and Right Arrow Keys – moves the Matoran respectively (also slows down the Matoran from falling).
• Space – To attack (only exclusive on Tanma) can be used to knock the Toa Nuva or Makuta Obstacles out of the way.

Cheats

• BIO527 – Multiplayer; Av-Matoran (This code can only be accessed after the Av-Matoran game has been completed by the player.)
• BIO962 – Increases damage resistance; Av-Matoran (This code can only be accessed after the Av-Matoran game has been completed by the player.)
• BIO502 – Multiplayer; Shadow Matoran (This code can only be accessed after the Shadow Matoran game has been completed by the player.)
• BIO376 – Increases damage resistance; Shadow Matoran (This code can only be accessed after the Shadow Matoran game has been completed by the player.)

Characters

Players can choose either the Toa Nuva (Kopaka or Pohatu), the Makuta (Antroz, Vamprah or Chirox), the Shadow Matoran team (Gavla, Radiak and Kirop) and the Av-Matoran team (Tanma, Solek and Photok). The player can also control Toa Ignika, Gavla, and Tanma. The Kopaka game can also be played at BIONICLEbattle.com.

Bionicle: Mistika

BIONICLE: Mistika is an online game released on September 11th of 2008 starring the Mistika. The original incarnation of the game was made available on BIONICLE.com. Soon afterwards, CartoonNetwork.com released its own version of the game, featuring an additional playable character, Mazeka.

The game is divided into either Story Levels and User Levels. The former are levels created by LEGO, and the latter are user-created levels.

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Loading Minigame

Whilst the game is loading, a minigame can be played. The player must click on the mask corresponding to the shown silhouette out of a set of choices.

Story Levels

The story levels are further divided into three levels for characters and for vehicles.

Character Levels/Story 1

Playable characters include Tahu, Gali, Onua, Krika, Bitil, and Gorast. The player can choose between the six characters in any of the three total levels.

1. Obtain three Keystones within the time limit.
2. Stop the enemy before he/she arrives at a portal.
3. Get to the Codrex within the time limit.

Vehicle Levels/Story 2

The vehicle levels feature the player controlling either Lewa on the Axalara T9, Pohatu on the Rockoh T3, Antroz on the Jetrax T6, or Vultraz on the Skyfighter. There are three levels for the vehicles:

1. Stop the enemy before he arrives at a portal.
2. Destroy stalactites to free Matoran (if playing as Pohatu or Lewa), or destroy the stalactites to coerce the freed Matoran to follow the player into a portal and become a Shadow Matoran (if playing as Antroz or Vultraz).
3. Navigate through the swamp to get to the Portal within the time limit.

User Levels

These levels are designed by another user, and can be made to be a character or vehicle level. Thus, their objective is what the user designed it to be.

The levels can be created in three different sizes: small, medium (unlocked after publishing five levels) and large (unlocking after publishing ten levels). Levels can be made with any of four different objectives:

• Hunt the enemy down: The objective is to hunt down an enemy before they escape through the end point.
• Find the Keystones: The objective consists of finding one to six Keystones to open the Codrex.
• Race against the clock: Reach the end point before the time runs out. (Unlocked after publishing five levels)
• Rescue the Matoran: Destroy stalagmites to rescue Matoran. (Unlocked after publishing ten levels)

Additionally, the player can put different enemies and obstacles in the way to make the level harder, as well as different boosts to help the character.

Characters/Vehicles

• Tahu has low power, medium speed, and high armor.
• Gali has low power, medium speed, and high armor.
• Onua has high power, high speed, and low armor.
• Krika has high speed, high power, and low armor.
• Gorast has medium power, medium speed, and high armor.
• Bitil has medium power, medium speed, and medium armor.
• The Axalara T9 has medium power, medium speed, and high armor.
• The Rockoh T3 has high power, medium speed, and medium armor.
• The Jetrax T6 has high power, medium speed, and high armor.
• Vultraz’s Skyfighter has low power, high speed, and medium armor.
• Mazeka’s Swamp Strider has high power, high speed, and high armor.

Enemies

• Toa/Makuta Mistika
• Vehicles
• Rahi Bug
• Rahi Scorpion
• Rahi Lizard
• Rahi Hornet
• Rahi Dino
• Mazeka (Referred to as “Turret”)

Items

• Boost Bonus – Increase player’s speed
• Energy Bonus – Increase player’s rate of fire
• Shield Bonus – Makes player momentarily invincible
• Wingman Bonus – Offers extra firepower
• Armor Bonus – Returns player to full health
• Ki Nui Bonus – Combines effects of Boost Bonus, Energy Bonus and Shield Bonus

Cheat Codes

• LTB045 – Gives maximum power and speed
• UNA821 – Gives maximum speed
• KKR527 – Gives maximum power and armor
• HTU918 – Gives maximum power
• ALI327 – Gives maximum armor
• ROG919 – Gives maximum speed and armor
• ZVT623 – Gives maximum speed, power, and armor

Trivia

• BIONICLE: Mistika is the first BIONICLE online game where you can create levels.
• The game can also be found on the popular social interaction site, Neopets, in which the player may receive 1000 neopoints for playing the game everytime.

Mistika: Swamp of Secrets

Mistika: Swamp of Secrets is a series of online games featured on YTV.com and are meant to promote the Mistika and vehicle sets. The main screen provides a brief synopsis of the latter half of the 2008 storyline. It also claims that by unlocking each character, the player will have an opportunity to play the character’s mini-game and receive codes to use in YTV’s Sitekick network. Each week there will be a new secret to discover. The site excludes Bitil, Toa Onua, the Jetrax T6, and the Rockoh T3, only including the characters/vehicles below

Toa Tahu

To access Toa Tahu’s features, one must connect his Nynrah Ghost Blaster to his hand. Once connected, the character’s flash rendering will turn into an image of the set and open a new screen. The screen features a short bio of Tahu, the Brick Bash mini-game, and the Meet the Mistika animation.

Brick Bash

Toa Tahu is trapped behind a mysterious wall. The object of the game is to destroy all the bricks at the top of the screen, without getting hit by the falling debris.

Controls

• Spacebar – Fire
• Left/Right Arrow Keys – Move

Krika

To access Krika’s features, one must connect his Nynrah Ghost Blaster to him. Once connected, the character’s flash rendering will turn into an image of the set and open a new screen. The screen features a short bio of Krika, the Run the Gauntlet mini-game, and the Mistika Promo Animation.

Run the Gauntlet

Krika must escape through a narrow canyon. The object of the game is to shoot down any Toa that appear, while being careful not to shoot down Gorast.

Controls

• Mouse – Aim and Fire

Toa Gali

To gain access to Toa Gali’s features, the Nynrah Ghost Blaster must also be attached to her hand. Once connected, the character’s flash rendering will turn into an image of the set and open a new screen. The screen features a short bio of Gali, the Ricochet Raid mini-game, and the Meet the Mistika animation.

Ricochet Raid

Gali is trapped in an impenetrable prison. The object of the game is to defeat enemies with the Nynrah Ghost Blaster without getting hit.

Controls

• Left/Right Arrow Keys – Rotate
• Up Arrow Key – Move
• Space – Fire

Gorast

To access Gorast’s features, one must connect her Nynrah Ghost Blaster to her claw. Once connected, the character’s flash rendering will turn into an image of the set and open a new screen. The screen features a short bio of Gorast, the Trail of Glory mini-game, and the Mistika Promo Animation.

Trail of Glory

Although the game description mentions Gorast fending off enemies, this game instead gives the player control of the Axalara T9. The player is confronted by hordes of enemies, and must shoot them down and try not to get hit.

Controls

• Left/Right Arrow Keys – Move sideways
• Up/Down Arrow Keys – Move vertically
• Spacebar – Fire

Axalara T9

After unlocking the four Mistika, the Axalara T9 will appear in front of the Ignika in the middle of the page. Clicking on it will allow one to view an extended version of the vehicle animation. Clicking on the game leads to a copy of the BIONICLE: Mistika game found on BIONICLE.com.

Command Toa Hewkii

Command Toa Hewkii is an online game in which the player has to burst bubbles using Hewkii’s Aqua Warblade.

Controls

• Space Bar – Throw the Aqua Warblade straight up.
• Left and Right directional keys – Move left and right respectively.

Objects

Bubbles

Image	Description
	These bubbles move quickly, but inflict only a small amount of damage.
	These bubbles inflict a large amount of damage, but move slowly.

Bonuses

Image	Description
	This bonus gives Hewkii’s Aqua Warblade an electric charge.
	This bonus increases the speed of Hewkii’s movements.
	This bonus increases the speed of Hewkii’s Aqua Warblade.
	This bonus moves you to the next level. Collect six of these to complete the game.

Cheats

The Mask of Life code is ^(MIK). When this is activated, Hewkii gains a regenerating shield.

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level
2. Restart level
3. Recover health
4. Activate the Ignika

Command Toa Hahli

Command Toa Hahli is an online game in which the player navigates through undersea trenches as Hahli while trying to catch up to and defeat the Barraki, while avoiding hurting undersea Rahi.

Controls

• Space Bar – Slash with Hahli’s Protosteel Talons.
• Up and Down directional keys – Speed up, slow down respectively.
• Left and Right directional keys – Move left or right respectively.

Obstacles

Image	Description
	Bubbles will slow Hahli down. But slashing them makes them disappear.
	These obstacles will cause Hahli to spin out of control.

Cheats

The Mask of Life code is ^(LEA). When this is activated, Hahli gains a regenerating shield.

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level
2. Restart level
3. Recover health
4. Activate the Ignika

Command Toa Kongu

Command Toa Kongu is an online game that features Toa Mahri Kongu as the controllable character. The player must navigate through Spinax and Barraki infested mazes.

Controls

• Space Bar – Propulsion.
• Left and Right Directional Keys – Direction.

Objects

Image	Description
	Cordak bullets will advance the player to the next level. Collect six of these to complete the game.
	Whirlpools will pull Kongu toward them.

Enemies

Image	Description
	These enemies only swim straight up and down.
	These enemies only swim left and right.
	These enemies run back and forth along the ground and will jump up to attack.
	These enemies shoot Sea Squids from left to right.
	These enemies shoot Squids from right to left.
	These enemies shoot Squids up.
	These enemies shoot Squids up.

Cheats

The Mask of Life code is ^(QUX). When this is activated, a sea creature will eat enemies when you make contact with them.

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level
2. Restart level
3. Recover health
4. Activate the Ignika

Command Toa Jaller

Command Toa Jaller is an Online Game that features Toa Jaller as the controllable character. It is a game in which the player has to defeat oncoming waves of enemies.

Controls

• Mouse – Move up or down and aim.
• Left Click – Shoot Fire; hold then release for a charged shot.

Enemies

Image	Name	Description
	Mantax	These enemies fire at the wall when they get close.
	Carapar	These enemies fire at the wall when they get close. They can dodge attacks with quick vertical movement.
	Maxilos	These enemies fire continuously.
	Hydraxon	These enemies fire continuously, when they are tangible. Periodically they turn translucent white, they are intangible at this time.

Power-Ups

Power-ups can be dropped when an enemy is defeated. Jaller’s Hahnah Crab will then retrieve them.

Temporary

These power-ups temporarily change Jaller’s attacks. Only one can be in effect at any time.

Image	Description
	This power-up temporarily causes Jaller to automatically emit a large, continuous beam of energy.
	This power-up temporarily enables rapid-fire. Hold down the left mouse button to use.

Permanent

These power-ups permanently increase an attribute. Up to four of each can be held.

Image	Description
	This power-up permanently increases the damage dealt by Jaller’s attacks.
	This power-up permanently increases the speed of Jaller’s vertical movements.
	This power-up permanently increases the speed at which health is automatically restored.

Other

Other power-ups.

Image	Description
	This power-up advances Jaller to the next level.

Cheats

The Mask of Life code is ^(JON). This will cause the dark portion of the screen to light up for the entire game.

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level
2. Restart level
3. Recover health
4. Activate the Ignika

Command Toa Nuparu

Command Toa Nuparu is an Online Game in which the player has to deflect various enemy projectiles using Nuparu’s Razor-Edged Protosteel Shield.

Controls

• Mouse – Change the direction that Nuparu holds his Razor-Edged Protosteel Shield.

Enemies

There are two types of enemies. The first type are Barraki. They can shoot electric orbs that bounce on the ground or Sea Squids that fly directly at Nuparu.

The second type of enemy is Maxilos who shoots Cordak rockets. These rockets explode on contact.

The projectiles that the Barraki shoot can be deflected by Nuparu’s Razor-Edged Protosteel Shield. If one of these hits an enemy, they will be temporarily stunned.

Cheats

The Mask of Life code is ^(WSP). When this is activated, if Nuparu gets hit, he temporarily becomes “invisible”, and is invulnerable to hits.

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level
2. Restart level
3. Recover health
4. Activate the Ignika

Command Toa Matoro

Command Toa Matoro is an online game found on BIONICLEstory.com in which the player has to navigate through six levels to find the Cordak missile.

Controls

• Right/Left – Move forward/backward.
• Up – Jump.
• Spacebar – Slash with Twin Cutter.
• X – Restarts the level, but at the cost of four health points.

Objects

Obstacles

Image	Description
	Rows of spikes shoot out of the ground and can hurt Matoro.
	Falling rocks can hit Matoro and take away health. However, if Matoro lands on top of the rock he can jump off it.
	These block Matoro’s path, but can be cut with his Twin Cutter.
	These block Matoro’s path, but going up to them and pushing them to the desired spot, they can be used as a stair step.

Items

Image	Description
	Collecting bubbles grants 100 points.
	Collecting Cordak rockets advances Matoro to the next stage.

Cheats

Two Mask of Life codes were input into Command Toa Matoro:

• ^(GTD)
• ^(KJM)

When either code is activated, a school of fish follows Matoro around. When the Mask of Life fills up, these fish block Matoro from falling rocks. After one hit, they return to normal and have no effect until the Ignika meter recharges.

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level
2. Restart level
3. Recover health
4. Activate the Ignika

Trivia

• The second Mask of Life code is former BZPower administrator and current BIONICLE.com Webmaster, Kelly (AKA Binkmeister’s) initials. This was done as a thanks to all the work he had done to the site.

Command The Toa Mahri-The Final Challenge

Command The Toa Mahri – The Final Challenge is an Online Game that features all the Toa Mahri as the controllable characters and was the last game of 2007. Players play as each Toa in the final level of their respective game, then join together to destroy The Cord by shooting at multiple target rings.

If the player doesn’t succeed, the Toa Mahri try to sever the cord, but the Barraki come and fire squids at the Mahri. When the game was first released, Teridax (who is possessing Maxilos) was then shown putting on the Ignika. That scene has since been removed.

If the player succeeds in destroying The Cord, a video is played showing Voya Nui sinking down and Matoro putting on the Mask of Life.

Controls

The first 6 levels use the controls of the previous games. Controls for the 7th level:

• Mouse – Aim.
• Left Click – Shoot Cordak.
• Hold Left Mouse, then release – Charge then release giant Cordak missiles (The amount of giant Cordak one is able to fire is only determined on how many levels the player has won in the previous games.)

Cheats

Pressing 1, 2, 3 and 4 at the same time during any of the first six levels activates cheat mode. After cheat mode is activated, press various numbers to activate different cheats.

1. Win level.
2. Restore life.
3. Lose level.

The End Movie

Trivia

• The game was produced for The LEGO Group by 4t2 Studios.

Barraki Teaser Game

The Barraki Teaser Game was a teaser game posted on BIONICLE.com before its first 2007 update to promote the Barraki sets.

Gameplay

In this game, the player controls a light which is used to find six doors with a octagonal niche on each. In the surrounding environment, the player finds a stone with a symbol that represents a Barraki. Each symbol collected is shown at a bar at the bottom of the screen. When you fit the correct stone in the relating door, the door will open and one of the Barraki will appear with their respective name. The Barraki will then hide and the Barraki logo will appear. A new symbol became available every day until all of the Barraki were featured, after which the player is transported to the newly updated BIONICLE.com.

Since the game was to promote the 2007 update of BIONICLE.com there is no longer any gameplay.

Symbols

Each figure in the octagonal stones represents one of the Barraki:

• Takadox
• Kalmah
• Carapar
• Mantax
• Ehlek
• Pridak

Creeps From The Deep

Creeps from the Deep is a teaser game posted on BIONICLE.com to promote the then-new Barraki sets. It was also available in the Barraki Promo CD.

Gameplay

The player takes control of a Mahri Nui Matoran to slash through the a large patch of Airweed as they attempt to escape from the Barraki warlords and their Sea Squid. The object of this game is to get as far as possible through the Airweed before the the player is caught by moving the mouse rapidly at the blocking Airweed. If the player loses, a Barraki will jump out of the airweed and a text will appear on-screen and state, “You have been caught by” and the Barraki’s respective name. The link to the game has been taken off the website, but the game is still available to play.

Sea Survival

Sea Survival is a promotional game on jetix.co.uk. When it was first released, there was a contest in conjunction with the game in which you could win BIONICLE Barraki sets from getting high scores in the game. The object of this game is to jump onto the Barraki warlords as the Po-Matoran, Dekar, to defeat them while avoiding their attacks.

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Controls

• Left/Right – Move left and right respectively.
• Space Bar – Jump. Once in the air, repeatedly hit the space bar to swim upwards.

Gameplay

The player takes control of Dekar while trying to defeat three different Barraki, (Mantax, Carapar, and Takadox) by jumping on them (There may be more than one “clone” of the same Barraki). There are nine levels in the game, three for each background style, (regular, cave, and Airweed).

Prizes

• First Place Winners: all six Barraki sets and Nocturn.
• Fifty Runner-Up Players: One random Barraki set.

Characters

• Dekar
• Mantax
• Carapar
• Takadox

Barraki Platform Game

The Barraki Platform Game (or simply dubbed Barraki Game) is an online game in which the player battles Mahri Nui Matoran and Hydruka to locate the golden masks (that look similar to the Kanohi Ignika). In the game, the player gets to choose either Pridak, Kalmah, or Mantax as their character. Each character has different stats.

Controls

• Spacebar – Strike.
• Left/Right – Move left or right, respectively.
• Up – Jump upwards.
• Ctrl – Fire Squid Launcher.

Gameplay

Upon starting, the player is given the option to choose one of three Barakki to use in the game, each of which have different stats. The player can go up air tubes to make it to higher levels, defeating many Matoran and Hydruka along the way. They are easy to defeat, however, all three types of enemies shoot Solidified Air Bubbles. The Solidified Air Bubbles can be hit back with your weapon if the timing is correct. Squid are scattered across the levels, and the player can obtain them. After the player uses them, they can be collected and reused again.

Trivia

• There is a feature in the game which lets Kalmah wield a frying pan as a weapon. It is unknown how to activate it.
• Sometimes, Kalmah’s weapon does not appear during an attack.

Piraka Attack

Piraka Attack is a BIONICLE online game currently available at BIONICLE.com. Essentially a shooter game, the player plays as one of the six Piraka, shooting Zamor Spheres at Matoran.

Story

A batch of Zamor spheres containing Antidermis have caused the enslaved Matoran on Voya Nui to grow brave and strike back against the Piraka in large numbers. Together, the six Piraka decide to enslave the Matoran again with new Zamor so they can regain control of the island.

Gameplay

Stats

You choose from one of the six Piraka to play as at the beginning. Each Piraka has a score out of five for each stat, and all Piraka have strengths and weaknesses. The stats are:

• Strength: How far your Zamor can be launched.
• Agility: How fast they’re launched.
• Speed: How fast your Piraka walks.
• Intelligence: How long your power-ups last.

Power Ups

There are various power-ups which appear in the form of a circle with a symbol. Walking over one activates it. Most powerups affect your Zamor and last for an amount of shots depending on your intelligence.

Image	Description
	Long Shot: Enables you to shoot all the way across the field and capture with one shot. Dampers your agility, though.
	Rapid Fire: Makes your Zamor fire, well, rapidly. How rapid it is depends on your agility.
	3-Way: Enables you to fire three Zamor at different angles.
	Two-Way: Makes your Zamor fire forwards and backwards.
	Speed Up: Makes your Piraka a little faster for the rest of the level or until you lose a life.
	Shield: Makes your Piraka invincible for a few seconds. Shield length varies between Piraka.

Controllable Characters

In order to play the game, you must choose a character. Each character has its own weaknesses and strengths.

• Avak – Slow, but strong and shoots quickly.
• Vezok – Very fast, very agile, great for escaping and close-range combat, but has low intelligence.
• Thok – Very fast, great for escaping, but not very good at combat.
• Hakann – Balenced in all status, a great character for beginners
• Zaktan – Has limited range, but very intelligent.
• Reidak – Very strong, but limited intelligence and agility.

Matoran Characters

Throughout the levels you have to try and enslave all the Matoran in each room. The six types of Matoran have different powers.

Image	Description
	Po-Matoran – Easiest melee enemy. Walks slowly towards you. Encountered in masses. One shot will capture.
	Le-Matoran – Harder melee enemy. Runs in random patterns very quickly and slash with their claws. Encounter in masses. Three shots will capture.
	Ta-Matoran – Also a harder melee enemy. A little slower than the Le-Matoran. Also it comes toward you. Encountered in masses. Two shots will capture.
	Ko-Matoran – Easiest shooter. Launches a small yellow sound wave beam at you. Walks slowly in random patterns. Takes three shots to capture. Encountered in ones and twos.
	Onu-Matoran – Harder shooter. Shoots pulse bolts at you which grow bigger and faster. Walks slowly towards you. Encountered in twos, threes and fours. Three shots will capture.
	Ga-Matoran – Hardest shooter. Shoots blue balls at you very fast. Walks slowly in random patterns. Encountered in ones and twos. Three shots will capture.

Awards

You can get Awards which let you download IM icons and desktop backgrounds.

• Ice – Complete Level 5 – Unlocks IM Portrait Pack 1.
• Air – Complete Level 10 – Unlocks IM Potrait Pack 2.
• Rock – Complete Level 15 – Unlocks IM Award Pack 1.
• Water – Complete Level 20 – Unlocks IM Award Pack 2.
• Lava – Complete Level 25 – Unlocks IM Game Pack 1.
• Earth – Complete Level 30 – Unlocks IM Game Pack 2.
• Island Novice – Complete Level 5 without losing a life – Unlocks Piraka group wallpaper.
• Island Master – Complete the Game losing only 3 lives – Unlocks Piraka Attack wallpaper.
• Courage – Play more than 30 games – Unlocks Reidak and Vezok wallpaper.
• Slave Driver – Get more than 100 Matoran Slaves – Unlocks Zaktan and Avak wallpaper.
• Challenger – Play a 2 Player Game – Unlocks Thok and Hakann wallpaper.
• Weakling – Game Over without getting any slaves – Unlocks Matoran wallpaper (called “Secret” before unlocked).

Glitches

• When Avak looks to the bottom left corner, his left hand turns yellow.
• Vezok is spelled “Vesok”.
• Sometimes the Piraka feet are backwards when they walk.
• Sometimes, Matoran appear out of nowhere.
• During some deaths, nothing happens.
• Sometimes, words will not appear during cutscenes and on the menu.
• Sometimes, Matoran will continue to come, even though the level is over.

Trivia

• Piraka Attack was first previewed on the French and German versions of BIONICLE.com, and word of the game quickly spread among the fanbase. A demo version of the game then appeared on the Norwegian version of CartoonNetwork.com, and it finally appeared on BIONICLE.com on the 30th of March, 2006.
• The game was announced long after the Voya Nui Online Game, but actually appeared online first. Some fans were initially unsure what to make of Piraka Attack: some believed it actually was the Voya Nui Online Game, but it soon became apparent that it couldn’t be since the player controls the Toa Inika in the VNOG, not the Piraka.
• Right clicking, and selecting Play on Piraka Attack will cause the current level to be restarted, and the player to gain a life.

Voya Nui Online Game

The Voya Nui Online Game (VNOG) is a turn-by-turn RPG game featuring the Toa Inika, Piraka, Voya Nui Resistance Team, and various Rahi. The game itself is considered as non-canonical, although there are several aspects in the game which are canon.

Plot

The player arrives on an island called Voya Nui and meets Garan, who tells about the island, Piraka, and Kanohi Ignika. He also says that the Piraka are enslaving the Matoran with Antidermis and that the player needs to free the Matoran, defeat the Piraka, retrieve the Mask of Life, and bring peace back to Voya Nui. Garan then gives the player quests, ranging from eradicating Rahi to draining a lake of lava. The player then proceeds to the underground chambers. There, the player must defeat all six Piraka along with Vezon, who is riding Fenrakk. After the player defeats Vezon and his mount, he obtains the Ignika and the game ends with a preview of Mahri Nui.

Summary

Players control one skin of the six Toa Inika as they venture around the island fighting the Piraka and helping the Matoran resistance out. Players eventually go underneath the island to fight the Piraka and try to obtain the Mask of Life, otherwise known as the Ignika from the depths of the island. Players also try to solve some mysteries that are brought up, and hinder the Piraka by performing tasks such as destroying vats of Antidermis and defeating the Piraka.

Chapter 0/Introduction: Entry of the Lagoon

Here in this chapter, a Toa washes up on the shore of Voya Nui. He meets a Matoran by the name of Garan, who tells the Toa to go and kill some Rahi called Ice Gafna and bring some metal. He does so and brings the metal to Garan, who asks him to go and slay a Burnak who stole his tools before he can make anything. The Toa does so, and he is rewarded with a Kanohi Mask of Power. Garan then asks the Toa to retrieve some metal pieces for him, and after that, he asks the Toa to escort him to an island where they can continue. While the Toa is escorting Garan, they find a Blocking Lava Ape sitting in the exit to a log that is acting as a bridge across water. After the Toa distracts the Blocking Lava Ape, the Toa and Garan continue their way across to the hidden island.

Chapter 1: The Matoran Village

After the Toa escorts Garan to a hidden island, the Matoran instructs him to go and retrieve three stones from the nearby village. The Toa goes there, and is attacked by a Nektann Guardian. After this, he retrieves the stones and takes them back to Garan, who heard the Nektann alarms and is worried that the Piraka may return to check up. He tells the Toa to go check to see if there are any Nektann after the alarm, and when the Toa reaches the village, he finds two Guardians and a Defense Nektann. The Toa dispatches them, and returns to Garan with the results of his search. After hearing that the Guardian was destroyed, Garan insists on being escorted to a Wasteland near the Village to hide. When the Toa and Garan reach the spot, Garan finds out that the Piraka had showed up while they were gone, and left some more Nektann. The Toa defeats them all and goes back to Garan, but the two are then attacked by Reidak, who is accompanied by some Nektann. The Toa incredibly defeats the Piraka and the Nektann single handedly, and Garan tell him that Reidak will probably tell the other Piraka the Toa is on Voya Nui.

Chapter 2: The Coasts of Voya Nui

After the narrow victory against Reidak, the Toa and Garan converse, and Garan instructs the Toa to investigate some Burnak colonies and destroy the Burnak. The Toa goes and kills the Burnak in the colonies, and after that, he goes and reports to Garan, who reveals that there’s a Matoran stronghold, and instructs the Toa to go there and make sure everything is still unharmed there, and to talk to the Resistance leader. After the Toa gets to the stronghold and talks to Balta, he reveals that they are wanting to capture one of the Piraka. He tells the Toa that there’s a Gafna infestation where they were planning on trapping Thok, and tells the Toa to go back to Garan and tell him what he said, plus gives the Toa a weapon to defeat the Gafna. When the Toa gets back to Garan he says that the weapon can be upgraded, and tells the Toa to retrieve his tool-kit. After the Toa retrieves the tool-kit and brings it back, Garan immediately upgrades the Toa’s weapon, but he says that the Toa should have more armor, and tells the Toa to talk to Velika. He tells the Toa to go get 5 Water Burnak metal pieces and 5 Water Gafna metal pieces, and bring them back. After the Toa does so, Velika give the Toa some armor and a key to a storage box in the Launcher Store, and tell him he might find some more armor in there. After the Toa goes to the Launcher Store and looks in the chest, he goes back to Velika, who asks the Toa to retrieve his equipment from the village Garan is in. After the Toa returns there, finds the equipment and goes back to the stronghold, Velika tells the Toa to return to Garan while waiting for the Locating Stone to be repaired. When the Toa talks to Garan, he says that they should wait by helping to clear out the Rock Ussals in front of the fortress. After the Toa defeats all the Rock Ussals, he reports back to Garan, who tells the Toa that Thok has been located by the Matoran, and the Toa travels to the Ice Ring and attacks Thok, soundly defeating him and forcing the Piraka into retreat. After that, the Toa goes to the Matoran Fortress to talk with Balta, who say that the Toa should talk with Garan next.

Chapter 3: The Caves of Voya Nui

Garan orders the Toa to search the Voya Nui Caves to try to find a way through. He defeats a Nektann garrison outside the entrance, but is forced to turn back when the Lightstones in the caves are revealed to be burnt out. After finding food for Piruk’s pet Burnak, the Toa retrieves a Lightstone and enters the caves, demolishing a Nektann garrison. He leaves and later returns with a Zamor Launcher, releasing the slave. Next, the Toa escorts the Matoran back to the Matoran Stronghold. After talking to Garan, the Toa speaks to Piruk and retrieves an invisibility stone from some Stone Burnak. After getting the metal eating insects to destroy a drill, the Toa talks with Garan, yet again. The Toa returns and destroys another set of Nektann, obtaining the keys necessary to reach a teleportation gate. The Toa then finds Thok and Reidak there; after beating them soundly, he returns to Garan.

Chapter 4: The Voya Nui Desert

Garan wishes to journey to his hideout on the edge of Voya Nui. Once you take him through the Nui Caves and find the location, he gives you a weapon, and asks you to try it out against the Stone Rahi nearby. Afterwards, Garan asks the Toa to get rid of the nearby Fikou and Ussal, fearing them as spies for the Piraka in some way. Requiring Protodermis, Garan sends the Toa to find Kazi, in order to retrieve some. Kazi and the Toa fill a container with Protodermis and both deliver it to Kazi. Garan suggests next that the Toa scope out the black rocks area and find the Piraka Stronghold, but not attempt any fighting at all, as the Toa is not strong enough to take all the Piraka or the Stronghold. Upon going there, the Toa finds an enslaved Matoran in an enclave. Reporting back to Garan, Garan theorizes that the Piraka are using enslaved Matoran to supply their base with Protodermis, stored in a warehouse. Garan tells the Toa to seek out Piruk, who can help them find the warehouse; if the warehouse could be destroyed, then the Piraka’s plans could be set back. Talking to Piruk, the Toa gets Destruction Crystals, which can destroy the storage warehouse. After destroying the warehouse, the Toa returns to Garan. Garan tells the Toa that Zaktan has been seen prowling around the Protodermis Lake. Returning to the lake, the Toa defeats Zaktan, and seeks Garan out yet again.

Chapter 5: The Black Rocks

Upon returning to Garan, the group targets the Black Rocks area next. The Toa is first assigned to annihilate four flocks of Hikaki, which have infested the area since the Piraka arrived. After the deed is done, Garan instructs the Toa to speak to Velika to obtain tools to dig through rock. After finding 10 pieces of Fikou Metal for Velika, Velika makes the Toa the tools. Immediately, the Toa speaks to Garan to find the location of three Matoran slaves, and frees them; they show him/her where they hid three tools for the Piraka, when they were under the influence of Antidermis. Digging through the ground, the Toa uses the tools Velika made him, and recovers the Piraka’s items. After rescuing each Matoran, the Toa escorts them to Garan’s Hideout. After finishing the lengthy quest, Garan identifies the parts as a weapon. Garan asks the Toa to travel to a small cave and defeat three Ussal Crabs to get their shells. He warns the Toa though, as these Ussal Crabs are more powerful than the others that the Toa has previously faced.

After returning to Garan, he gives you the weapon, a Ripper. Next, he asks you to go and steal supplies from a warehouse that Zaktan has, in an effort to undermine the Piraka’s team camaraderie. The Toa is sent to find a Matoran who knows three different entrances to the warehouse, and check out the different entrances. After exploring the warehouse/caves, the Toa reports back to Garan, to find that the Matoran Fortress is under attack. The Toa quickly rushes to their aid. After destroying the Nektann invasion, the Toa speaks to Kazi, who presents the Toa with a Water Talon, as a gift of thanks.

Chapter 6: The Piraka’s Virus Factory

Reporting back to Garan on the status of the Matoran Fortress, Garan tells the Toa it is finally time to strike the Piraka Stronghold. The Toa is instructed to find the Stronghold and defeat all the enemies guarding the entrance. After eliminating the guards, a special breed of Burnak, Stronghold Guards, the Toa returns to Garan. After telling Garan that the front entrance was locked, the Toa searches for another way to enter the Stronghold. Upon inspection, the Toa finds a pipe that leads into the fortress. When the Toa tells this to Garan, Garan hypothesizes that Piruk’s pet Burnak could fit in that pipe, and sends the Toa to ask Piruk if he/she could borrow him.

When the Toa speaks to Piruk, he/she finds that the food he brought to the Burnak earlier caused it to become sick. Piruk says that there is no need to apologize and asks the Toa to find a Lifestone and an energy crystal. The Lifestone can be found among Fire Gafna, in the Black Rocks, and the Energy Crystal can be found with a Lava Ape at the Cape of No Hope. After the Toa deliver the rocks, Piruk tells the Toa that his Burnak has gone missing. He points out a likely location on the Toa’s map, and suggests that he looks under all the rocks. After finding and healing the Burnak, Piruk lends him his Burnak, and the two seek out Garan. Garan tells the Toa to continue his quest, and use the Burnak to open the main door, warning that more Nektann must be on their way. After putting the Burnak through the pipe in the Stronghold, the player takes control of the Burnak. After opening the door, and getting in the Stronghold, the Toa has a new mission: find and defeat Avak. Going to the control room, the Toa defeats Avak, and then heads to the Launcher Storeroom, where he defeats Zaktan, along with some Nektann.

Chapter 7: The Chamber of Truth

When the Toa returns to Garan, he/she is informed of the capture of a freed Matoran at the hands of Reidak, and Vezok is interrogating him. Garan tells the Toa to go to the Teleportation Platform, and use it to teleport to the Chamber of Truth, in hopes that it works. Finding it broken, the Toa seeks out Balta, who tells him what supplies he needs to repair the teleporter, some fire metal from certain Fire Gafna/Burnak, located at a spot on your map, and an energy stone, which Balta buried long ago. He points out on your map where he believes the stone to be. After the gate is repaired, the Toa passes through, but finds the gate, and backdoor, to the Chamber of Truth locked. The Toa reports back to Garan, who refers him again to Balta. Balta tells the Toa that before he/she came, they attempted to enter the Chamber of Truth, but did not succeed; they did however find a key to the backdoor, and buried it in the jungle in the Cape of No Hope.

After recovering the key, the Toa rescues the Matoran and escorts him to Garan’s Hideout. After doing so, the Toa is alerted that Reidak and Vezok have formed an alliance, and that Reidak is scouring the island for other Matoran to interrogate. To stop him, the Toa destroys battalions of Nektann to draw out Reidak. Unfortunately, the Toa is captured by Reidak and is taken to Vezok for interrogation, during which, the Toa manages to get Vezok to distrust all the Piraka. After he is questioned, the Toa is jailed, but manages to break out with the aid of Piruk’s Burnak. He attacks and defeats Reidak and Vezok, before escaping the Chamber.

Chapter 8: The Lava Lake and the Chamber of the Mask of Life

The Toa returns to Garan, who assigns the Toa to spy on the Piraka in the Black Rocks region of Voya Nui. Observing from High Rock and the Dam Station, the Toa finds out that the Piraka are making the Matoran drain the Lake of Lava, in order to attain the Mask of Life. He goes to Dalu to find out more, and is sent to rendezvous with a spy in the Matoran Stronghold. The spy tells him the Piraka’s plan, and the Toa returns to Dalu and tells her of his findings. The Toa returns with some a set of Gafna-fire armor and escorts the spy to a sanctuary in the Cape of No Hope. The Toa returns and attempts to break into the dam station using Piruk’s Burnak, but fails, unable to find an opening. After opening it, he returns, but the Burnak is wounded; using stolen supplies from a Nektann convoy on the ice ring, he heals the Burnak again and succeeds. Hakann ambushes the Toa, but is beaten and retreats. The Lake has been drained by now, and the Toa travels the island to get the keys for the Chamber of Life. Once he breaks in, he encounters the Piraka (minus Zaktan) and manages to win in a 5-on-1 brawl. The Toa presses further and is attacked by Vezon and Fenrakk. He wins and claims the Mask of Life. He travels further into the chamber, finding and defeating Zaktan. Victorious, he returns to Garan.

Chapter 9: The End

The ninth and final chapter has no plot, and serves only as a means for the player to continue battling, collecting items, and improve the players’ stats.

Game Mechanics

Outside of Battle

• Create diversion – The player’s Toa will draw enemies’ attentions to himself or herself.
• Dig the ground – The player’s Toa will dig the ground. If done on a mound of rocks, the player will obtain an item for the Toa.
• Hide – The player’s Toa will become unnoticeable to enemies.

In-Battle

• Energy – The amount of damage the player’s Toa can take before being destroyed and lose Experience Points.
• Movement Points (MP) – The amount of cells the player’s Toa can move.
• Action Points (AP) – The amount of actions the player’s Toa can do.
• Experience Points – The amount of experience the player’s Toa receives from a victory against enemies. If a certain amount is reached, the player can increase his or her Toa’s stats.
• Range – The maximum amount of spaces between the player’s Toa and enemies that the Toa can attack.
• Initiative Rate – Unknown
• Dodge Rate – The rate in which the player’s Toa will evade attacks.
• Resistance – Determines how much less damage the player’s Toa will take of a particular element.
• Bonus – Determines how much more damage the player’s Toa will do with a weapon of a particular element.

Stats

• Attack – Determines how much more damage the player’s Toa can inflict on enemies.
• Defense – Determines how much less damage the player’s Toa can take from enemies.
• Technique – Determines the probability of the player’s Toa to evade attacks and inflict critical damage.

Weapons

The player’s Toa can carry two weapons. Weapons are used to inflict damage on enemies.

• Special Toa (Element) – The Toa’s basic Elemental attack. It may remove a 1 Action Point of the enemy.
• (Element) Claw – A weak, close range weapon.
• (Element) Talon – A strong, close range weapon.
• (Element) Spear – A weak, medium range weapon that, in addition to damage, can push over enemies a few cells.
• (Element) Harpoon – A strong, medium range weapon that, in addition to damage, can pull enemies toward the player.
• (Element) Slash – A moderately strong, close range weapon, with limited use, that can attack multiple, adjacent enemies.
• (Element) Reaper – A strong, close range weapon with limited use that can attack multiple, adjacent enemies.
• (Element) Launcher – A moderately strong, medium range weapon with limited use that, in addition to damage, can push over enemies a few cells.
• (Element) Power Launcher – A strong, medium range weapon with limited use that, in addition to damage, can push over enemies a few cells.
• (Element) Ripper – A strong, close range weapon with limited use.
• (Element) Zamor Launcher – A weak, long range weapon with limited use.
• Enhanced (Element) Zamor Launcher – A strong, long range weapon with limited use.
• Ion (Element) Launcher – A strong, medium range weapon with limited use.
• Enhanced Ion (Element) Launcher – A strong, great range weapon with limited use that can attack multiple, adjacent enemies (including the Toa).
• Nui Blaster – A weapon with incredible power that can easily defeat any enemy with one shot. It can only be unlocked by a cheat. It uses the elements Air, Fire, and Water.

Support Items

The player’s Toa can carry one support item. All of these items have limited use.

• Life Stone – Gives the player’s Toa a small amount of health.
• Powerful Life Stone – Gives the player’s Toa a medium amount of health.
• Wind Stone – Increases the player’s Toa’s movement points.
• Soul Stone – Gives the player’s Toa a great amount of health once.
• Powerful Soul Stone – Gives the player’s Toa a greater amount of health than Soul Stone once.
• Teleport Pack – Enables the player’s Toa to teleport where the enemy is.
• Improved Teleport Pack – Enables the player’s Toa to teleport where the enemy is at a greater distance.
• Vision Pack – Increases the player’s Toa’s range.
• Improved Vision Pack – Increases the player’s Toa’s range by a great amount.
• Range Pack – Decreases the enemy’s range.
• Improved Range Pack – Decreases the enemy’s range by a great amount.
• Slow Action Pack – Decreases the enemy’s action points.
• Improved Slow Action Pack – Decreases the enemy’s action points by a great amount.
• Slow Motion Pack – Decreases the enemy’s movement points.
• Improved Slow Motion Pack – Decreases the enemy’s movement points by a great amount.

Equipment

The player’s Toa can carry three different types of equipment: masks, armor, and greaves.

Attributes

• Attack – Increases the player’s Toa’s bonuses.
• Defense – Increases the player’s Toa’s resistances.

Masks

Masks increases the player’s Toa’s range.

• Regular: +1
• Noble: +2
• Great: +3
• Ignika: +3, increases bonuses and resistances
• Vision Mask: +5

Armor

Armor increases the player’s Toa’s action points by a small amount, depending on its level.

• Light: +1
• Medium: +2
• Heavy: +3

Greaves

Greaves increases the player’s Toa’s movement points by a small amount, depending on its level.

• Light: +1
• Medium: +2
• Heavy: +3

Cheat Codes

Included in the game is the capability of accessing a control panel through which various cheat codes can be activated. These cheat codes can be used to acquire items not normally available in the game, or to jump around within the game.

To activate the control panel, press and hold the Ctrl key and ‘(apostrophe) (on German keyboards: STRG + Ä) at the same time. Click next to the arrow at the bottom of the window that appears and type in “core”. From there, you can type in any one of the following codes:

• chapter (Number from 0-9 here) – Jump to the specified chapter.
• gimmy – Gives the player all of the items in the game, including the Mask of Life, Nui Blaster, and the Vision Mask, a special mask that can only be obtained with this code.
• pieceofcake – Gives the player a Life Stone, the Nui Blaster (the most powerful weapon in the game that cannot be obtained by any other normal means), one “Thok Key”, three “Hidden Caves Keys”, and a Medium Attack Armor of air.
• onemorenight – When this cheat code is activated, it allegedly adds a new level to the game, but it in fact does nothing.
• god – Enemies will not bother the player while they are on a quest
• level (Number 1-50) – Will increase the player’s level to the number they choose; It will not decrease the level.
• fight – Deactivates the ‘god’ cheat

Additionally, the codes ‘ui’, ‘audio’ and ‘worker’ can be typed in instead of ‘core’. It is unknown what these codes do.

Trivia

• The Voya Nui Online Game was supposed to be released at the end of the year 2005, but was released on 20th September 2006, almost one year later.
• In the beta version the Kanohi Ignika had another look in the inventory. The image, now available for the Vision mask, was later replaced by the current image.
• The Piraka are seen in their prototype forms.
• The game has released many new Rahi and Nektann, as well as three different versions of the Mask of Life.
• Kazi and Dalu’s names were switched; this was changed later. However, Kazi was still referred to as a female and Dalu as a male. They also retained each other’s personalities and features. Kazi has Dalu’s fierce warrior mindset, and Dalu refers to herself as a cold weather Matoran.
• The elements Stone and Earth were also switched.
• The game showed a first official sneak preview at 2007.
• The game’s files featured an odd figure. It is still not known if they were a prototype of Hahli, or a Barraki prototype, as the figure appeared to have a Squid Launcher. Another picture showed the underwater city Mahri Nui.
• The game was produced for The LEGO Group by Ankama Studio.
• If the player does not defeat Vezok in Chapter 7, the player will be unable to proceed unless they use cheat codes.
• If the player uses cheat codes, the player will not be able to advance unless they disable the cheat.

Matoran Escape

Matoran Escape is an online mini-game for 2006 where you play the Voya Nui Resistance Team as they try to escape the clutches of the Piraka. The game takes place on Voya Nui where you must travel through the area avoiding the Piraka and their Matoran slaves while collecting Zamor Spheres, special upgrades and various health bonuses.

Game Controls

• Arrow Keys – Move your Matoran.
• Spacebar – Swap Matoran.
• B – Jump.
• N – Stun Enemies/eliminate obstacles.

Game Objects

• Zamor Sphere– These are worth 10 points.
• Crystal Widget– Worth 500 points.
• Healing Stone– Worth 50 points and restores a fallen Matoran to health.
• Voya Spirit– Worth 100 points and restores all of your fallen Matoran to health.

Levels

Level 1 – The Lava Reservoirs

• Stage 1-1
• Stage 1-2
• Boss 1 – Hakann

Level 2 – Piraka Virus Factory

• Stage 2-1
• Boss 2 – Zaktan
• Stage 2-2
• Boss 3 – Avak

Level 3 – The Nuis Caves

• Stage 3-1
• Boss 4 – Reidak
• Stage 3-2
• Boss 5 – Vezok

Level 4 – Mountain Stronghold

• Stage 4-1
• Stage 4-2
• Boss 6 – Thok

Cheats

• Repetitively pressing spacebar will make you invincible to everything but falling, although there is still a possibility of losing Zamor Spheres. Unfortunately, doing this while repetitively pressing N and B may cause the character to freeze up. He/she will still be invincible, but there is no known way to undo this glitch.
• Pressing space bar during the first loading screen will produce a level select option.

Inika Island Assault

Inika Island Assault is a six level online game that was released in 2006 on BIONICLE.com. The player controls the Toa Inika as they attempt to defeat the Piraka and free their Matoran slaves in an arcade-style fashion. The game takes place on the island of Voya Nui, and features characters such as the Piraka, Voya Nui Matoran, native Rahi, and various machines. Each of the six levels is divided into two phases, and the player must defeat the Piraka boss at the end of the second phase to proceed to the next level.

Game Controls

The basic controls of the game are as follows:

• Up – Jump.
• Down – Crouch.
• Left – Backward.
• Right – Forward.
• Mouse – Aim.
• Left Mouse Button – Fire.

Although it should be noted that the directional commands can be reassigned to other keys.

Power-ups

Image	Name	Description
	Extra Life	Adds 1 unit of health to the player’s reserve.
	Super Gun	Fires multiple powerful lasers.
	Extra Credit	Adds 1 life to the player’s reserve.
	Nova Bomb	Defeats all enemies on the playing screen.

Levels

Level 1 – Ice Shores

The player must defeat Thok while avoiding ice daggers erupting from the ground.

Level 2 – Matoran Stronghold

The player must first disable Avak’s heavily-armored walking cannon, and then finish off the Piraka with their Zamor.

Level 3 – Cavaca Caves

The player must defeat Vezok by waiting for the Piraka to emerge from the water and land on the bridge.

Level 4 – The Forge

The player must defeat Hakann by waiting for him to emerge from his protective canister, all the while avoiding attacks by Chute Serpents.

Level 5 – Desert Area

The player must defeat Reidak when his drilling apparatus surfaces above the sand and the Piraka fires their Zamor.

Level 6 – Tropical Forest

The player must defeat Zaktan, who is piloting a modified railway car capable of firing powerful lasers, Zamor bombs, and a Zamor Serpent. The Zamor Serpent cannot be damaged and must be avoided while the player fires at Zaktan’s vehicle.

Playable Characters

The playable characters are the Toa Inika, such as:

• Jaller
• Hahli
• Kongu
• Hewkii
• Nuparu
• Matoro

Enemies

• Zamor Catapults
• Camera Robots
• Matoran Slaves
• Dagger Spiders
• Automated Zamor Turrets
• Green and Red Leeches
• Avak’s Zamor Mobile Cannon
• Lava Hawks
• Chute Serpents
• Mechanical Wasps
• Zaktan’s Zamor Serpent

Glitches

• While battling Thok, a glitch may appear, preventing Thok’s ice daggers from coming out of the ground (which is actually to the player’s advantage).
• While battling Hakann, another glitch may appear and keep him from re-entering his protective canister, allowing the player to blast away until he falls.

Trivia

• The game was created by Tanukidesign, also known as “Les Tanukis”.
• In each level of the game, the masks and weapons of the Toa Metru and Toa Hordika can be seen integrated into the level’s design.
• The term ‘Cavaca’ in the title of Level 3 has only appeared in this game, and is therefore presumed to be non-canon.

Island Investigation

Island Investigation is a non-canonical game on FreeTheBand.com in which the player plays as a Matoran that is accompanying a Matoran being controlled by Kongu. Kongu often speaks to the player’s character, filling him in as to what he must to do help the Toa Inika and free the All-American Rejects.

At the beginning, Kongu briefs the Matoran on what his mission is, and what to do. Throughout the game, Kongu continues to speak to the Matoran, alerting him to different threats and things to look for. Each level contains a puzzle, that, when solved, reveals a clue as to where the next level takes place.

Level One

The Matoran first looks around in a forest, alert to clues. After finding assorted items, the Matoran takes a look at the word puzzle, and, when completed, it reads Matoran Village. After using the Bamboo Gun to tag Reidak, the Matoran departs for the village.

Items Collected

• Two Fragments of Paper with Messages
• MP3 Player
• AAR Hat

Level Two

At the Matoran cliffside village, the Matoran scavenges for items again, and this time solves a Sudoku puzzle, this time pointing the direction to the next level. After tagging Avak this time, the Matoran departs.

Items Collected

• Poster of Toa Inika
• Music Player
• Vial of Liquid
• Paper Fragment

Level Three

Piruk and the Matoran journey this time to a lava cavern, which, at the moment, Hakann is guarding. The duo look for clues yet again and sneakily tag Hakann. The two of them also find a triangular board, in which the player must play a variation of Chinese checkers. After trying their hand at it, the two of them receive a clue to the next location. The two push a boulder, and proceed farther into the cavern.

Items Collected

• Two Fragments of Paper
• Life Jacket
• Rubber Band
• MP3 Player

Level Four

Piruk and the Matoran journey farther, and find themselves in a cavern guarded with Thok. After tagging Thok and collecting all the clues, the two take their hand at a puzzle in which they arrange stone blocks. After finding out that they must go to the Piraka Stronghold, they depart.

[carve] Items Collected

• 2 Fragments of Paper
• Guitar Pick
• Spiked Belt
• MP3 Player

Level Five

Piruk and the Matoran finally arrive at the stronghold, where the All-Americans Rejects are being held captive. Finding a Y-shaped stick, the two of them take the rubber band and create a sling shot. Using this, the two of them load a stone, and hit it at Zaktan. Believing that Vezok hit him, Zaktan attacks Vezok, in which a full-scale battle begins. With the distraction, the two Matoran managed to grab an empty Zamor Sphere. The two then fill it with cryo fluid, giving it the ability to freeze other objects. Firing it at the two Piraka, they are frozen, allowing the Matoran to tag them. They then slip through the doorway, finding a pair of drumsticks. Freeing the band, Kongu congratulates the player, ending the game.

Items Found

• Stick
• Stones
• Empty Zamor Sphere
• Drumsticks
• Piraka Poster

Voya Nui Adventure

Voya Nui Adventure is an online game that was released as part of the FreeTheBand.com promotion in 2006. It featured the Toa Inika “training” so that they could rescue the All American Rejects. Though the course of the game one can find tablets which contain music downloads by various artists.

Toa Inika

Matoro

Armor:	5
Speed:	8
Firepower:	4
Ammunition:	0

Jaller

Armor:	3
Speed:	6
Firepower:	6
Ammunition:	0

Hahli

Armor:	2
Speed:	10
Firepower:	10
Ammunition:	4

Nuparu

Armor:	8
Speed:	3
Firepower:	8
Ammunition:	0

Hewkii

Armor:	10
Speed:	3
Firepower:	2
Ammunition:	0

Kongu

Armor:	9
Speed:	8
Firepower:	10
Ammunition:	4

Opponents

Image	Description
	These stationary, green turrets fire green balls of energy at the player’s Toa.
	These stationary, red turrets fire red balls of energy at the player’s Toa. However, unlike green turrets, these cannot be destroyed.
	Thok fire white balls of energy at the player’s Toa, and can strike close-by targets with their Ice Guns.
	Zaktan fires yellow balls of energy at the player’s Toa, which explode on contact, emitting a wave of energy around where the shot hit, and can strike close-by targets with his Three-Blade Scissor.
	Vezok fires blue, triangular energy blasts at the player’s Toa, and can strike close-by targets with his Water Harpoon.
	Hakann fire red balls of energy at the player’s Toa, which explode on contact, emitting a wave of energy around where the shot hit, and can strike close-by targets with his Lava Launcher.
	Avak fires yellow energy balls at the player’s Toa, which explode on contact, emitting a wave of energy around where the shot hit, and can strike close-by targets with his Seismic Pickaxe.
	Reidak, unlike the other five, will not fire at the player’s Toa, his only offense being his Buzz Saw, which he can strike close-by targets with.

Objects

Image	Description
	Unlocks a random music download.
	Fully refills the active Toa’s health meter.
	Unlocks a door within the level that they are found.
	Refills Hahli’s ammunition gauge by one shot. These can only be picked up by Hahli.
	Refills Kongu’s ammunition gauge by one shot. These can only be picked up by Kongu.

Areas

Area One

A green, rocky area guarded by Thok and green crystals. Cover can be found in the form of large, gray rocks and small, palm-like trees. Toa Inika Jaller is stranded here.

First Room

After beginning the game, the player finds them self in this room, at the lower left of the screen, controlling Toa Inika Matoro. The room has a single, green turret located at the upper, center area, and a download tablet directly behind it. Despite the passage-looking area directly behind where Matoro began, the only exit is at the upper right, forcing the player to navigate past the rocks and turret to advance.

Second Room

Matoro enters on the west wall and will be attacked by a Thok who inhabits this room when he begins moving. A life recovery is at the lower left area and there is a door at the top which can be opened with the key attained from the defeated Thok.

Third Room

Upon entering, a green turret on the right wall immediately begins shooting at the exposed Matoro. Jaller is found behind a rock in this room and a music tablet is at the upper right corner.

Controls

• Left/Right or A/D – Move left and right respectively.
• Up/Down or W/S – Move up and down respectively.
• Space Bar – Bring up the pause menu.
• Mouse – Aim.
• Left Mouse Click – Shoot.

Trivia

• Downloadable songs included were: Can’t Stop – Love Arcade, Out Here All Night – Damone, Skip To The End – The Futureheads, Don’t Try This At Home – Punchline, Emergency – Paramore, Learn To Fly – Carbon Leaf, All Of The Above – Big City Rock, What’s On Your Radio – The Living End, Can’t Look Down – Zox, So Far We Are – The French Kicks, Gunslinger – Over It, Nothing Left To Hide – The Realistics, Just Another Girl – The Satellites.

External Links

Island Investigation

Voya Nui Adventure

Bionicle: Battle Zone

BIONICLE: Battle Zone was a sponsor game hosted on “Neopets”. The objective of the game was to play Toa Hordika Vakama as he battled Visorak to retrieve the Avohkii. The game had a total of three levels.

Gameplay

The game centered around Toa Hordika Vakama as he tried to retrieve Makoki Stones. The player would be put in a level to play, trying to pick up the Makoki Stones by walking over them, though Visorak swarmed around the player. Vakama could defeat the Visorak by shooting at them. The player had five health, which would go down one when hit by a Rhotuka or when the player walked over a Visorak. After five of the player’s health was lost, they would lose a life. When the player lost all lives, the game would end.

Controls

• Arrow Keys – Move.
• W, S, A, D Keys – Shoot Rhotuka in various directions according to their placement on the keyboard.

Rhotuka Spinner Challenge

The Rhotuka Spinner Challenge was a game based off the 2005 Rhotuka set feature.

Arena Challenge

If the player selects “Arena Challenge”, the game will choose a random BIONICLE.com user for the opponent, and the player’s pre-arranged Arena Strategy will be matched against the opponent’s. The player’s Attack choices will be compared to the opponents Defenses, and vice-versa. A “Low” Attack will be blocked by a “Low” defense, but will get past a “High” or a “Medium”, and so on. The player can either watch the battle or skip forward to the results.

Arena Strategy

To play in Arena Challenge, or be chosen for another player’s Arena Challenge, the player must set up an Arena Strategy. The player chooses his area (USA, Europe, or Asia), a character, attack/defense strategies, and a taunt. The Arena Strategy will be used for Arena Challenges, and can be edited at any time.

Profile

The player’s profile includes wins, losses, draws, and total battles.

Attack and Defense

The player then chooses six attack moves and six defense moves, choosing from High, Medium, and Low for each.

Taunts

The player will also choose a taunt to say if victorious at the end of the battle.

Toa Hordika

• “Metru Nui will never be yours!”
• “Crawl back into your holes!”
• “We’ll crush you like the insects you are!”
• “Run away, bugs, Roodaka is calling!”
• “You’re a horde of cowards!”
• “You’ll make some bird a fine meal!”
• “You couldn’t conquer a crafter’s hut!”
• “Why don’t you stick to menacing flies!”
• “Hope you’re going to clean up all this web when you leave!”
• “Foul monsters!”

Visorak

• “There is nowhere you can run!”
• “The horde rules all!”
• “For Sidorak and conquest!”
• “Do you like your new shapes, Hordika?”
• “You will make good beasts!”
• “We will let you live and suffer.”
• “No one defeats the Visorak!”
• “How does it feel to be doomed, Toa?”
• “First, you will be Hordika… and then the Matoran!”
• “Toa are weaklings and cowards!”

Controls

• Mouse – Navigate through menus.
• Left Click – Select different options.

Characters

The player chooses a character, either a Visorak or a Toa Hordika. At first, only four of each group is available. To unlock the others, the player must battle another player that has already unlocked the locked characters.

Toa Hordika

• Nokama
• Onewa
• Whenua
• Vakama
• Nuju – Unlockable
• Matau – Unlockable

Visorak

• Boggarak
• Oohnorak
• Roporak
• Vohtarak
• Suukorak – Unlockable
• Keelerak – Unlockable

Bionicle: Colgate

BIONICLE: Colgate was a promotional game by Colgate.

Gameplay

The objective of the game was to guide Toa Metru Vakama, Matau, and Whenua through three different levels, collecting eight Kanoka Disks in each level. Once the three levels were completed, one had a chance to pick out the disks which were seen at the starting screens of the levels in order to “win heroic prizes.” What this meant is unknown, as the redirect one is presented with upon selecting the correct Kanoka is invalid.

Level 1

Level one gives the player control over Vakama. Eight disks must be collected here while avoiding two mobile fireballs which move vertically and the lava at bottom of the screen.

Level 2

Level two gives the player control over Matau. Seven disks must be collected here while avoiding four mobile, spinning blades which move horizontally. Although there are eight slots for Kanoka Disks in this level, there are only actually seven that the player can collect. However, this does not impede progressing to level three.

Level 3

Level three gives the player control over Whenua. Seven disks must be collected here while avoiding three mobile boulders which move vertically.

Controls

• Space Bar – Jump.
• Left and Right directional keys – Move left or right respectively.
• Enter – Begin game.
• S – Skip current level.

Stop The Morbuzakh!

Stop the Morbuzakh! is an Online Game available on BIONICLE.com. It can also be downloaded from the Game Archive section of the Kanoka Club.

Objective

To defend the Molten Protodermis Reclamation foundry against the Morbuzakh.

The player would look on their ‘radar’, or Vakama’s view, to see if a Morbuzakh was attacking, which was represented by an arrow pointing that direction. The player would then run over, aim a disk, and fire it. The game would continue like this, with a multitude of vines attacking. Every time a vine would snap one of the buckets, it fell, and the Molten Protodermis level would rise. The higher the vine snaked, the closer the bucket was to falling. To break the monotony, blue Ga-Metru freeze disks popped up, and the player collected them, each one providing two shots. Eventually, a beeping sound would come up, signifying that the game was close to being over.

Controls

• Arrow Keys – Move.
• A – Aim up.
• Z – Aim down.
• Ctrl – Change Kanoka Disks.
• Space Bar – Launch Disks.

Enemies

The main enemy in the game is the Morbuzakh, and more specifically the Morbuzakh Vines. There are three different kinds of vines:

Green Vines – The most common vine in the beginning. They can be defeated with a single shot of the Kanoka Launcher. For each Green Vine defeated, 25 points are received.

Yellow Vines – Can only be defeated in two shots twice normally, or one with a Ga-Metru Freezing disk. For each Yellow Vine defeated, 50 points are received.

Blue Vines – The least common vine in the beginning. They can only be defeated with a Ga-Metru Freezing disk. For each Blue Vine you defeated, 100 points are received.

Trivia

When it was released, scores were supposed to earn you Kanoka Points, but that update never came.

Lava Surfing

Lava Surfing is a game that was released in 2003 as a promotion for BIONICLE: Mask of Light. The objective of the game is to safely collect twenty-five golden Tahu Nuva Symbols. The player controls Tahu Nuva who is Lava Surfing on his lavaboard. At the upper portion of the play area, there are three measurements, time, symbols, and speed. Time indicates how long the player has been controlling Tahu Nuva, symbols indicates how many Nuva Symbols the player has collected, and speed indicates the speed at which Tahu Nuva is traveling. The penalty for missing a Nuva Symbol is five seconds added to the time counter. All three of the counters reset when the game ends. The game will end, forcing the player to restart, when Tahu Nuva runs into a rock, or reaches the twenty-fifth possible Nuva Symbol.

Controls

• Mouse – Start game, restart game.
• Left/Right Arrows – Move left and right, respectively.
• Up Arrow – Increase speed.
• Down Arrow – Decrease speed.

Kopaka’s Ice Trail

Kopaka’s Ice Trail is a game that was released in 2003 as a promotion for BIONICLE: Mask of Light. The objective of the game is to guide Jaller across a crevice-filled glacier, by following Kopaka Nuva’s fading trail, without going going off of it. At the upper portion of the play area, there are two counters, time and lives. Time measures how long the player has been playing, while lives indicates how many tries the player has left, one being lost when the player strays off Kopaka Nuva’s trail. Both counters reset when the game ends. The game will end, forcing the player to restart, when their five lives are depleted or when they successfully complete all four levels. If the game ends due to the player’s victory over all all four levels, a screen featuring Jaller and Kopaka Nuva is displayed that shows their total game time.

Controls

Mouse – Begin game, begin level, move, retry level, restart game

Gali Nuva’s Rapid Descent

Gali Nuva’s Rapid Descent is a game that was released in 2003 as a promotion for BIONICLE: Mask of Light. The objective of the game is to safely land Gali Nuva on a yellow area at the bottom of the play area. Each action the player takes drains the energy meter at the upper left corner of the play area. When the meter is completely depleted, no more actions can be made, causing Gali Nuva to sink straight down. In addition to the energy meter, there is a dive time counter at the upper right corner of the play area. This indicates the amount of time that the player has been controlling Gali Nuva. Both of the counters reset when the game ends. The game will end, forcing the player to restart, if the Gali Nuva runs into submerged rocks, lands on the target area at a high speed, or completes all five levels.

Controls

• Mouse – Begin game.
• Space – Begin level, end level, restart game.
• Left/Right Arrows – Move left and right, respectively.
• Up Arrow – Move up.

Forest Flyer

Forest Flyer is a game that was released in 2003 as a promotion for BIONICLE: Mask of Light. The objective of the game is to safely guide Lewa Nuva, who is flying through the sky, above Le-Koro, using his Air Katana as wings. At the upper portion of the play area, there are two measurements, score and life, which originally contains four lives. Score is increased by one hundred points each time a cloud is avoided, while a life is lost when a cloud is run into. When this happens, Lewa Nuva temporarily disappears, becoming invulnerable, then appears a short time later, in the same position that the life was lost at. Both of the counters reset when the game ends. The game will end, forcing the player to restart, when the life counter reaches zero.

Controls

• Mouse – Begin game, restart game.
• Left/Right Arrows – Move left and right, respectively.

Pohatu’s Matching Pairs

Pohatu’s Matching Pairs is a game that was released in 2003 as a promotion for BIONICLE: Mask of Light. The objective of the game is to uncover twelve pairs of identical images by flipping over stone tablets, causing them to leave play. The underside of the tablets depict various things from Mask of Light, including Tahu Nuva, Lewa Nuva, Onua Nuva, Gali Nuva, Kopaka Nuva, Turahk, Teridax, Jaller, Takua, the Kanohi Avohkii, and Metru Nui. The player may only have two tablets face-up at any one point in the game, forcing them to remember what the underside, of each tablet that they’ve seen, featured. At the upper portion of the play area, there are three counters. They display how many pairs have been removed from play, the number of times the player has flipped a tablet, and the amount of time that the player has been playing. These counters will reset when the game ends. The game will end, forcing the player to restart, when all tablets are removed from play. Although there is no way to lose this game, when the player completes it, a window appears, displaying their total time and number of flips.

Controls

Mouse – Begin game, flip tablets, restart game

Onua’s Memory Challenge

Onua’s Memory Challenge is a game that was released in 2003 as a promotion for BIONICLE: Mask of Light. The objective of the game is to memorize a sequence of flashing Nuva Symbols. When they stop flashing, the player needs to click them in the same order that they flashed, scoring them one point. After each successful round, the sequence grows in length by one symbol added to the end, as well as the Nuva Symbols flashing faster than the previous round. At the upper portion of the play area, there are two areas, score and a text section that will display various messages when starting, or losing a game. Score is increased by one point each time a sequence is successfully repeated. The score counter resets when the game ends. The game will end, forcing the player to restart, when they fail to accurately repeat the sequence. There is no way to win this game, for it continues until the player loses.

Controls

Mouse – Begin game, select Nuva Symbols

Links

Play Lava Surfing

Play Kopaka’s Ice Trail

Play Gali Nuva’s Rapid Descent

Play Forest Flyer

Play Pohatu’s Matching Pairs

Play Onua’s Memory Challenge