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Orders | : 28 : 1 | |
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Target score | : 25,000 pts | |
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Colours | 5 | |
Spaces | 75 | |
Difficulty | Extremely Hard |
Previous | Current | Next |
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1981 | 1982 | 1983 |
Level 1982 is the twelfth level in Vanilla Villa and the 494th candy order level. To pass this level, you must collect 28 frosting layers in 13 moves or fewer. When you complete the level, Sugar Crush is activated and will score you additional points.
Difficulty
- Be careful! There is a 2-move candy bomb already on the board, and more of its kind can spawn from the candy cannons.
- The player only has 13 moves. It is hard if they do not remove popcorn and candy bombs quickly.
- All icing layers must be cleared, which can be challenging with the second point.
- The orders are worth 12,800 points.[1] Hence, an additional 12,200 points is required to earn one star.
Stars
Strategy
- Do not remove the lower icing before you set off the popcorn, as it is almost impossible to defuse the 2-move bombs before they explode.
- Try to drop a wrapped candy above the popcorn and explode it for two "hits".
- If possible, match the 2-move candy bombs with regular candies to remove them.
- The very first bomb can be matched for a colour bomb.
- Remove the icing at top and create special candies, especially wrapped candies to hit the popcorn.
- Trigger cascades to collect all the icing.
Notes
Elements Info
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Miscellaneous Info
- ↑ (28 blockers × 100 points per blocker) + (1 popcorn square × 10,000 points per popcorn square) = 12,800 points
Board Info
- Orange dot(s) show where the specific candy stays in the same layout or pattern without randomisation of candy colours.