Check too if some tiles need to be collected or if they’re only there to serve as obstacles. Don’t just haphazardly match Cropsies that seemingly dominate the board. That said, check your goals from time to time to make sure you’re on the right track. Similarly, if you have, say, lots of sun Cropsies, it might be easier for you to match them, but if they’re not included in your goals list, they won’t affect your Growth Bar or add to your points. Now, the game isn’t pulling off some kind of magic juju that outright confuses you, rather, this has something to do with their arrangement on the board and how many there are present.įor instance, if you have 6 flowers (more on this tile later) on the board, you might automatically assume that you need to open up and collect all of them when, in fact, your goals only include 4 flowers.

Since the board varies every time you play, the game can trick you into thinking that you need to collect Cropsies that aren’t included in your goals and won’t fill up your Growth Bar. Give it a glance from time to time just to make sure you’re not wasting precious moves on unnecessary matches. This is why it’s absolutely important to keep track of your goals list.

As mentioned earlier, the goal is usually to collect Cropsies of a certain kind and amount.īelieve it or not, it’s easy to lose sight of what Cropsies you need to collect once you’ve entered a level. As a quick aside, the Growth Bar indicates how many stars you can earn by the end of the stage. You can also see this displayed next to your board during the game proper, just below the Growth Bar, and the number of moves you’re allowed to make to complete the said level. Upon entering a level, the game will flash you a set of goals for that particular level. Like many match-3 games, Farm Heroes Saga has a goal you need to fulfill.

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