The best matches to make in all of these cases are usually the ones that result in the creation of boosters.
The game’s toughest stages usually combine these tasks for you to overcome! Some stages require you to collect a certain number of pieces, some stages task you with discovering gnomes, and other stages require you bringing glasses of lemonade to the bottom of the board. You’re only given a finite amount of moves to complete every stage, so you need to be extra careful with your approach to making piece matches.
Gardenscapes may start out simple enough, but its stages quickly ratchet up the difficulty factor after a while. If you take a few weeks off, you get a “jackbox” just for returning, a BUNCH of goodies and like half an hour of free lives so you can pass the amazing level.Īnd if you haven’t had the other special events with redecorating the mansion, find yourself one or two things that you really like in that level and save up for them (knowing the best thing is probably the grand prize youd need to pay to get)Īnd/or find something cute and cheep that you “collect” for each event- for me it is the mailbox for the mansion, and the dog house for that side garden :) then if I just have the small thing I’m happy. I’ve also “camped” at levels for a week, or took two weeks off and then returned. The only time I’ve gotten the BIG prize was a team event, amd then a team member probably bought something.Īt least this one refills the lightening. The “inner room” decorations NEVER get finished (by me). I have a feeling that a lot of these things intentionally have a level or two that require you to buy something to get the final prize, whether it is a mystery hunt or redecorating the mansoin or side garden with the tree house.
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