It's on Level 8 so yes I believe it will be possible to get it without spending any passes.

No, that is not a new Falabella as a prize for the memory game. That one is already on the game.

Would you get a prize again if you complete a level twice? interested in more than one of the new pony

Is it true that there will be a new horse breed? The Kerry Bogs? I heard about it on a Facebook page.

Is it true that there will be a new horse breed? The Kerry Bogs? I heard about it on a Facebook page.

earn more laurels (or get a better score with them rather) when you go back and redo a level. If you're after the divine you need to have 3 laurels on each level to win the divine. You lose laurel points (if you look at my image in a post on the previous page you'll see the laurels are a gauge, so you don't lose a whole laurel at once) when you lose lives by guessing incorrectly. And when you go back and redo a level you do use up your lives by guessing incorrectly. I think last year we could go back and complete old levels without losing anything.

In regards to "Losing laurels" I haven't really tested it enough to see how badly you'd have to perform on a level to get less than 3. On preprod it doesn't seem difficult as I've gotten 3 laurels on each level so far.

And for anyone who isn't too good at memory games you can make notes, draw images or take screenshots as you go along as the tiles are turned over long enough to make a note of each location before they flip back over

Will the Memory Cards game come after the festivities? Or is there another promo before it?

There is another promo first, the Ice Palace.

Does anybody have a good tactic for the upcoming Ice Palace promo? Specifically how to get the divine as cheap as possible

maze promo

matching

break down doors with the least number of clicks required. There is no right or wrong door to take as it's not really a maze, and you have to get through x number of rooms to get to the divine.Each ice door has a gauge with a number indicating how many hits it requires to break, and I'd go for the one with the smallest number.

It's possible to upgrade Roby the robot to have less time between hit regeneration (kind of like the maze's pace regeneration), getting more points for your hit (kind of like how many points a hit is worth during the Pinatas), and another one I can't remember. You upgrade Roby 3 times total and can either choose a combination of upgrading the ones I mentioned, or upgrade the same option 3 times.

I think what I did was upgrade regeneration twice so that I went from hits regenerating every 4 hours, to regeneration every 2 hours and then to every (hour or half hour??), along with one upgrade to get more points for a hit.

Unfortunately, I didn't take very good notes, and forgot most of what I did, so perhaps someone else can explain a better strategy
Also, based on the set up of this one, I think the concept of it is easier to grasp once you start playing it. I think the "best strategy" comes into play depending on which option you choose when you upgrade Roby, and I'm not really sure what the "best" upgrade options are.

if I remember what I read from you correctly, the third upgrade for Roby increases your gauge, so you can get more clicks before it gets full. And I think you also said 30 minutes was the final speed upgrade, making the second upgrade an hour, logically.

Kerry Bog pony foal

Adult