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Reality Dreamworld
Episode 1
World 1
Levels 1-10
Characters Tiffi, Odus
Mr. Toffee (only on map in mobile)
New features



Release date Web version - 27 November 2013
Mobile version - 10 December 2013
Difficulty Very Easy
Previous Next
N/A

Sleepy Slopes was the 1st episode in Dreamworld and the first episode of World 1 of Dreamworld. This episode was released on 27 November 2013. It was the Dreamworld equivalent to the Reality episode Candy Town.

Story

Before episode:
Tiffi becomes tired from helping folks, and goes to sleep. Odus, an owl, said to Tiffi, asleep, "Maybe someone should help you for a change?".
After episode:
Odus makes a dream come true for Tiffi, bringing her into the Dreamworld itself.

New things

  • This episode introduced Dreamworld.

Level types

Blockers

  • Regular Icing was present in all ten levels of this episode (eight of the levels in mobile).

Elements

Levels

Dreamworld 1 Background

This episode contains levels 1-10.

Sleepy Slopes was only slightly more difficult than its Reality counterpart, Candy Town, and roughly as difficult as Candy Factory. The addition of blockers, specifically icing, and the new concepts (the moon scale and moon struck) may have caused confusion for beginners.

5 5 -
The easiest :
Web version - Level 1 Mobile version - Level 1 and Level 2
The hardest :
Level 4 and Level 5/Dreamworld
5
6
4 6

 Difficulty code summary (details here)

NoneVery EasyEasySomewhat EasyMediumSomewhat HardHardVery HardExtremely HardNearly ImpossibleVariable

Web version - 0
Mobile version - 2
Web version - 8
Mobile version - 6
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Gallery

Trivia

  • The location of this episode was in a park in Candy Town on the web version, but it is the nighttime of Candy Town on mobile versions. Thus, this episode's background is derived from Candy Town.
    • The same setting (for web) also occured for the very final episode and its polar opposite, Dozy Dawn, furthermore the setting applied to both web and mobile, completely overriding the setting for its Reality counterpart, Fizzy Falls.
    • Dozy Dawn, unlike Sleepy Slopes, was the only episode to have a story and background completely unrelated to its Reality counterpart, Fizzy Falls. Even then, the levels and pathway were similar to Fizzy Falls.
  • Along with Funky Factory, these two episodes were the only episodes in Dreamworld to have 10 levels.
  • This episode's story was the only one to contain dialogue of any sort in Dreamworld alongside with Dozy Dawn (Facebook only).
  • This episode, along with Twilight Egg, were the only episodes in Dreamworld to have only two types of levels.
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