Puzzle Parade

Small brain twisting games & Puzzles

Puzzle Parade is a collection of small brain-twisting games - all very different, but also clearly alike. Common to all of them is that they have a high-scoring competition that expires every hour. Here you win diamonds for Puzzle Parade and Tower Empire, gold eggs for Farm Empire, donuts for Crime Scene and tokens for Playtopia.

Plus

In this game type you need to create contiguous groups of four or more identical pieces. When you click on a piece, its value increases by one, and you can get four neighboring pieces to have the same value. The number of points you score is equal to the numbers on the pieces. You lose when there are no more opportunities to form groups of four identical pieces - however, you are allowed to use any power ups first.

Push

In Push, you must push the tiles in the bottom row up to form three or more identical ones in a row. When you push a piece up, its entire column moves up. You score points by the number on the pieces. The skulls in the top row mark where you must not let a piece stop, or you will lose.

Plug

Here we have a classic three in a row variation. You need to swap two pieces to form three in a row. Your goal is to move the black plugs down the bottom row to temporarily eliminate a color. The angry plugs should also go down the bottom row, but they are just an obstacle and do not eliminate a color. You lose when there are no more moves left.

Pups

Pups involve combining balls of the same color. When two identical balls hit each other, one new ball of higher value and with a new color is formed. The higher the value of the ball, the more points you score. If you also make sure to combine at least one ball with each shot, your chain is increased which is multiplied by the points you score. BONUS balls are formed randomly and give 10 times as many points as regular balls, so be sure to get them in the long chains. The game ends when 10 balls lie still on the field.

Strategy

A good strategy might be to only play with slow shots, and make sure to only increase its chain by one each time. This video shows dascha making a good score, with this strategy. The video was recorded with Team Viewer, so the quality is not so good.