Episode | 90 |
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World (Flash) | 20 |
World (HTML5) | 18 |
Levels | 1326-1340 |
Characters | Crab |
Champion title | Tropical Trooper |
New features | () () () () () Unsettled Unsettled |
Release date | - 11 November 2015 - 25 November 2015 |
Difficulty | Very Hard |
Previous | Next |
Brulee Bay is the 90th episode in Candy Crush Saga and the fifth and final episode of World 18 (HTML5). This episode was released on 11 November 2015. The champion title for this episode is Tropical Trooper.
Story[]
Tiffi and the crab are partying on the beach.
New things[]
- Magic Mixer () is officially introduced. (Brief description: An immobile blocker which produces other various blockers every few moves until destroyed.)
- The magic mixer can produce (for the first time) liquorice swirls in level 1326, one-layered frosting in level 1327, marmalade in level 1328, chocolate in level 1337, and two layered frosting in level 1330.
- Ingredients are unsettled and wrapped candy cannons spawn unsettled wrapped candies for the first time in level 1333.
Levels[]
This episode contains levels 1326-1340.
Brûlée Bay is a very hard episode, with a mean of 5.07. It contains three hard levels: 1330, 1331, and 1332, one very hard level: 1338, and three extremely hard levels: 1334, 1339, and 1340. Overall, it is harder than the previous episode, Honey Hut.
9 | 4 | 2 | - |
The easiest : Level 1329 |
The hardest : ? |
4 |
5 |
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12 | 3 |
Sugar Drop levels | ||
Level 1330 | Level 1333 | Level 1340 |
Hexagon levels | ||||||||||||||
Level 1331 |
Difficulty code summary (details here)
None • Very Easy • Easy • Somewhat Easy • Medium • Somewhat Hard • Hard • Very Hard • Extremely Hard • Nearly Impossible • Variable
0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0 |
Level | Type | Moves | Target score | Goal | Walkthrough | Remarks | |
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1326 | 50,000 | : 25 | is officially introduced | ||||
1327 | 60,000 | : 2 | |||||
1328 | 90,000 | : 60 | |||||
1329 | 200,000 | : 54 | |||||
1330 | 40,000 | : 2 | |||||
1331 | 120,000 | : 8 : 10 : 10 | |||||
1332 | 100,000 | : 63 | |||||
1333 | 40,000 | : 1 | |||||
1334 | 54,000 | : 75 | |||||
1335 | 100,000 | : 64 | |||||
1336 | 112,000 | : 62 | |||||
1337 | 30,000 | : 26 | |||||
1338 | 40,000 | : 3 | |||||
1339 | 100,000 | : 65 | |||||
1340 | 66,000 | : 75 |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The word "Brulee" is based on the Crème brûlée. It is a French dessert consisting of custard topped with a layer of hard caramel. If the proper French spelling is used, this would be the first episode whose name contains accented characters (in fact, there are three).
- For some reason, all levels in this episode have unreleased versions without magic mixers, which are later found in Mount Chocolympus.
- It is possible that these level designs might be present in an unreleased version of episode 64.
- Formerly, this is the first Reality episode to have the most extremely hard levels (5) in this game, until a number of levels got nerfed.
- Before redesigning, every level in this episode had magic mixers. Some levels were redesigned to not have them.
- This episode shares its second word with Biscuit Bay, Breakfast Bay, Booty Bay and Banana Bay.
- This episode's background, map texture and story is reused for Custard Cove.
- This is the only episode with Tropical Trooper as its Master Title that was released when Dreamworld was playable. It was released six months after Dozy Dawn, the last Dreamworld episode ever released. The next episode with Tropical Trooper as its champion title is Watermelon Waves, whose release coincided with the removal of Dreamworld.
Candy Crush Saga Reality episodes |
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