Showing posts with label Casual Game. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Casual Game. Show all posts

Monday, 17 August 2015

General Tips And Advice of Farm Heroes Saga

Many of you may want to know  some Tips And Advice in Farm Heroes Saga9game is here to give you the answer.

General Tips And Advice:

Make an adjacent match before going for any quota cropsies. The way the quotas in this game are set, unless you're extraordinarily lucky, you're not going to have enough turns to get everything you need with simple basic matches. Instead, look for matches beside the cropsies you need. Matching them will boost the value of the ones you're really targeting. This is especially important in cases where a cropsy type is rare or in limited supply.

Keep your targets in mind. I hope this goes without saying, but if a match doesn't boost or harvest a target cropsy or set up a chain, it's not really worth wasting a turn making it. Similarly, once you've reached the quota for a particular target, it's best to stop making matches of that cropsy until the others are filled.

Making matches near the bottom of the play area will benefit you. This is a pretty well-known match-3 strategy, but making matches lower in the field increases your chances of making a combo when incoming blocks come in. Horizontal matches are better than vertical matches, as well. Of course, it's important to prioritize the previous two points, but if you're lucky enough to have a choice, go low and horizontal.
Keep your eyes open for opportunities for special matches, especially five in a row.Matching five cropsies in a row will harvest all of that type of cropsy from the board and usually set off an awesome chain reaction. Other matches greater than three will add points to other cropsies on the board, making it easier to reach your quota, but five in a row is definitely the big prize here, even more so than in Candy Crush Saga. Don't just look for these kinds of matches by happenstance. Examine the board and try to plan your moves to make them happen.
Use your boosters if you need them. It feels so weird to say that about a King game, butFarm Heroes Saga gives you one free use of each booster with a cooldown timer attached. Now, it's a very long cooldown timer, sometimes up to a full day, so don't just use them willy-nilly, but if using a booster is the different between passing a stage or failing it, go for it. Just remember to hang onto them until you're almost finished a stage. You don't want to use them only to fail the stage anyway.
Don't waste your magic beans on the first round against Rancid the Racoon. You'll have to fight Rancid pretty regularly. You do so by collecting a target cropsy to reduce his health to zero. You can use magic beans to give your matches a little more punch, but you should never do so on your first round of any given Rancid stage. Give it at least one play and see if you can manage it without. Particularly the first several times you fight him, spending beans is just a waste. Beans can be earned by clearing stages. The amount you get corresponds with how many stars you earn.
Don't use your gold for anything but unlocking gates. The game gives you 50 gold for free. That will unlock five gates with five gold to spare. You can use gold for things like refilling your lives or replenishing your boosters early, but you absolutely should not do this. The sooner you run out of the gold, the sooner (and more frequently) you'll have to bug people on Facebook to get past those gates.

More tips about Farm Heroes Saga: farmherossaga.9game.com
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Friday, 14 August 2015

Farm Heroes Saga Game Tips and Tricks

9Game will tell youhe key to completing All Farm Heroes Saga.Hope you will like this casual game!

The key to completing All Farm Heroes Saga levels is to collect the Sun cropsies only after the number on them is high enough to collect the quota. 
Keep these things in mind as well:
Make an adjacent match before going for any quota cropsies.
Keep your quota cropsies in mind. Go for cropsies needed to complete the level before other cropsies.
Making matches near the bottom of the map will benefit you as matches will occur automatically at the top of the map.
Keep your eyes open for opportunities for special matches, especially five in a row, preferably a straight line instead of a “T” or “L” shape.
Use your boosters if you need them. 
That means that you have to collect 9 Sun cropsies on each side on average. In our basic tips we advise you to make adjacent matches before going for quota cropsies and for this level you have no other option but to do that.
The remaining quota cropsies shouldn’t be too much of a problem to collect. 
Just watch the cropsies you’ve already collected and try to finish collecting them all around the same time.

More tips about Farm Heroes Saga: farmherossaga.9game.com
App Recommend: Text Over Photo

Thursday, 13 August 2015

Farm Heroes Saga Level 456 Cheats and Tips

9Game will tell you how to beat level 456 of Farm Heroes Saga.Hope you will like this casual game!
Farm Heroes level 456
Focus on making combinations with the carrots, apples, and strawberries on the grass squares. When cropsies are on the grass, they will have a higher point value attached to them. With only 18 moves in this level, you want to make sure that each move you make will affect Rancid.
Farm Heroes level 456
The board is fairly open in this level. Look to make large combinations in the center of the board. Here you will find the most grass. When you make large combinations, your chances of starting cascading moves will increase.
Farm Heroes level 456
If you are having trouble removing a cropsies that may help you to create a large combination, use the shovel booster. With not many moves to spare, the shovel booster can give you that extra boost you may need!

More tips about Farm Heroes Saga: farmherossaga.9game.com
App Recommend: Text Over Photo

Monday, 11 May 2015

【Part Three】Hay Day Buildings Guide

Hay Day is a popular casual game and 9game wants to share some tips and tricks about building in Hay Day for players.

Bakery
Unlocked at level 2, the bakery allows you to make bread, corn bread, cookie, raspberry/blueberry muffin, pizza, spicy pizza, potato bread and frutti di mare pizza.
Sugar Mill
The Sugar Mill unlocks at level 7 and allows you to produce brown sugar, white sugar and syrup. The ingredients used is sugar cane, which can be grown on the field.
Popcorn Pot
Popcorn Pot produces items like popcorn, buttered popcorn, chili popcorn and chocolate popcorn. From experience, buttered popcorn sells pretty well in the roadside shop. This unlocks at level 8.
Juice Press
The juice press produces apple, carrot, tomato, cherry and berry juice. This unlocks at level 26.
Jam Maker
Unlocked at level 35, this thing produces apple, blackberry, cherry, raspberry and strawberry jam. I love these in real life. I put strawberry jam on my bread every morning!
Coffee Kiosk
This awesome Coffee Kiosk unlocks at level 42. It produces espresso(duh!), caffe latte, cafe mocha, hot chocolate and espresso mocha. Starbucks anyone?

To read more information about Hay Day or other casual games, you can go to 9Game.

【Part Two】Hay Day Buildings Guide

Hay Day is a popular casual game and 9game wants to share some tips and tricks about building in Hay Day for players.

Dairy
The Dairy allows you to produce cream, butter, cheese and goat cheese. Most of the items needed come from cows and goats. This unlocks at level 6.
Pie Oven
The pie oven allows you make all kinds of pies such as carrot, pumpkin, bacon, apple. fish, feta, casserole, shepherds and lemon. You unlock at level 14.
Loom
The loom unlocks at level 17 and allows you to make sweaters, blue woolly hats, blue sweaters and red scarves.
Ice Cream Maker
This unlocks at level 29 and you can produces the vanilla ice cream, cherry popsicle, strawberry ice cream and chocolate ice cream.
Jeweler
The Jeweler makes all the bling bling items. It produces the bracelet, necklace, diamond ring and iron bracelet. This is unlocked at level 38.
Candy Machine
The Candy Shop unlocks at level 51 and allows you to produce toffee, caramel apples, jelly beans, lollipops and chocolates.

To read more information about Hay Day or other casual games, you can go to 9Game.

【Part One】Hay Day Buildings Guide

Hay Day is a popular casual game and 9game wants to share some tips and tricks about building in Hay Day for players.
There are primarily 2 types of buildings. They are production and storage.

Feed Mill
Feed Mill is available at the start and produces food for your chickens, pigs, cows, goats and sheep. You will be able to make chicken, cow, pig, goat and sheep feed.
Barn
The barn stores all your items made from production buildings such as Bakery, Feed Mill etc. They can be upgraded with bolts, planks and rolls of duct tape. Each upgrade increases 25 spaces from 50 to 1000. Later on though, when your storage gets to 1000+, each upgrade increases by 50 spaces.
The silo stores all your crops that you grow. You start off at 50 items. Similar to the Barn, upgrading will require supplies such as nails, screws and wooden panels. Each upgrade increases its capacity by 25 up to 1000 items. Subsequent upgrades increases its capacity by 50 after 1000+ items.
BBQ Grill
The BBQ grill lets you make pancakes, bacon and eggs, hamburgers, fish burgers, roasted tomatoes, baked potato plus fish and chips. You unlock this at level 9.
Cake Oven
The cake oven lets you produce all kinds of cakes, starting with carrot, cream, red berry, cheesecake, strawberry, chocolate, potato feta and lemon. This unlocks at level 21.

To read more information about Hay Day or other casual games, you can go to 9Game.