Temtem's Pansun is the proper title of the in-game currency. Here's a guide to farm as much money as easily as possible. Temtem released out into the gaming world with its inspiration right on its sleeve. Its connections to the Pokemon series are what brought its appeal front and center. From its own monster-like to adorable character designs to the premise of running around a massive world in the new Airborne Archipelago floating islands to collecting these creatures, Temtem also introduces something we have yet to see from the world of Pokemon, a massively multiplayer online experience. This guide will show how to farm money in the world of Temtem.
The Temtem Kickstarter campaign launched on the scene back on May 29th, 2018 with a humble base goal of $70,000. Promising potential backers certain perks such as in-game items when the game is released for lower tiers to being able to create their own Temtem for the game itself on their highest tiers. Crema, the development team behind Temtem and the Kickstarter campaign were able to surpass this goal by obtaining over $573,000 in total backer funds. Going beyond their initial goal by so much allowed them to follow through with their stretch goals. Some of their stretch goals consisting of creating an in-game Arcade Bar, where players can play new minigames and take home prizes, to a Nintendo Switch port of Temtem to release later down the line. Aside from generating revenue through their Kickstarter campaign, there are ways for players to generate massive amounts of Pansun in the game.
How To Get Money Easy in Temtem Through The Freetem Organization
The primary method of generating money in Temtem comes from the Freetem organization. What the Freetem organization does is allow players to trade in their Temtem for money. The mission statement from the organization is not wanting Temtem to be locked away in their Temcard, but rather have the ability to wander the world on their own time. The organization has weekly bonuses for specific Temtem. The rarer the Temtem, the more money the player gets back. The Freetem organization is accessible to players after arriving on the second island. Players can find the Freetem organization to the southwest of the Breeding Center. There are certain items that make it easier to catch Temtem faster, which is needed to help players make money faster.
How To Get The Four Leaf Clover in Temtem
The Four Leaf Clover is an item that makes it easier to catch Temtem. Each Temtem has a specific catch rate. The Four Leaf Clover increases the catch rate of wild Temtem if the players Temtem out in battle is holding this item. Players can find the Four Leaf Clover in the Aguamarina Caves located inside of an item box. In order to reach the Four Leaf Clover, the player will need the Crystal Skates. Traditionally, this is the only way to get the item. Although, by playing in Co-Op mode with a friend, players can bypass needing the Crystal Skates. One of the players would need the Crystal Skates. Join a session with a friend who still has the Crystal Skates. Once the player is in, they will also have the Crystal Skates, allowing players to travel across the icy floor and reach the Four Leaf Clover. Another item that will be helpful for catching Temtem would be the Decoy
How To Get The Decoy Item in Temtem
The Decoy item makes it much easier to run away from battles. Considering the player will spend a lot of their time running into wild Temtem, this item will help save players time by escaping the Temtem the player doesn't want to capture. To find the Decoy item, go into the Accademia in Brical de Mar. Inside on the upper floors, there's the Headmistress Dolca. She will assign the player to find children that are missing her class. Use the surfboard item to cross the Indigo Lake that is to the right of Brical De Mar. Here, players will find the two missing children. Speak with them then return back to the Accademia and talk to the Headmistress. She will reward the player with the Decoy item. Now that the player has the Decoy item and the Four Leaf Clover, it's time to catch specific Temtem to help raise their money fast.
Where To Catch Magmis for Money In Temtem
Magmis is a fire type Temtem and is one of the Temtem that yield a large amount of money for trading in at the Freetem organization. It is also one of the Temtem that is easiest to find. To find Magmis, search the Anak Volcano on the second island in the grass. The player will need the Rock-Hopping Gear, which is an item players get throughout the main campaign. It's also helpful if the players have a Temtem with a move that puts wild Temtem to sleep, making them easier to catch. Catching a Magmis and trading it into the freetem organization will net players 65 Pansuns. This method works because of the high spawn rate that comes with Magmis. Magmis will spawn 80% of the time, making it easier to locate and capture.
Where To Catch Ukama for Money in Temtem
Another Temtem that yields a high turn around for money would be Ukama. Ukama is a water type Temtem and the main difference between Ukama and Magmis would be their spawn rates and how much they give when trading it. Ukama goes for 149 pansuns (when compared to Magmis's 65) but also spawns much less with a 55% spawn rate (when compared to Magmis's 80%). Players can find Ukama on the third island, Tucma, in the Cenote. It truly comes down to preference between the two but both Temtem's are excellent choices for grinding money. Mass capturing and releasing these Temtem will help players get money fast. Battling trainers and selling items in shops are other ways to make money in Temtem.
Temtem is a pleasant homage to the Pokemon series that brings in enough new content like being able to play online with friends on their adventure. It's a bit surreal to see a game that looks just like Pokemon (a series plagued with a history of being slow to adopt new ideas) have a successfully funded Kickstarter project the brings its players together in-game in realtime. This makes the game feel much more lived in. The game is still relatively new, releasing its early access on January 21, 2020, with developer promises of continuing to support the game long beyond its launch. As long as players continue to support it, Crema and Temtem can have a long life ahead of them.
Temtem is available now on Steam and coming soon to Nintendo Switch.