Episode | 298 |
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World (Flash) | None |
World (HTML5) | 60 |
Levels | 4446-4460 |
Characters | Casey |
Champion title | Crafty Conductor |
New features | order Uncreatable order without order dependant on |
Release date | - 20 February 2019 - 6 March 2019 |
Difficulty | Extremely Hard |
Previous | Next |
Tangy Tracks is the 298th episode in Candy Crush Saga and the third episode of World 60 (HTML5). This episode was released on 20 February 2019. The champion title for this episode is Crafty Conductor.
Story[]
Casey mans the controls as Tiffi rides the rollercoaster.
New things[]
- Candy cane curl order is introduced in level 4448.
- Level 4455 is the first level in which striped candies are required for the order but can't be created and lucky candies are absent. The only way to complete the order is by creating striped candies with the coconut wheels provided, as such, it's the first level where a special candy order is entirely dependant on coconut wheels.
Levels[]
This episode contains levels 4446-4460.
Tangy Tracks is an extremely hard episode with a mean of 6.8. What's interesting about this episode is that there is one level of each difficulty from "easy" to "very hard." What's not interesting, however, is the six extremely hard levels: 4448, 4449, 4454, 4456, 4457, and 4460, and the three nearly impossible levels: 4446, 4451, and 4452. Overall, it is still much easier than the previous episode, Dreamy Dale.
4 | 4 | 3 | 4 |
The easiest : Level 4455 |
The hardest : ? |
3 |
4 |
5 |
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1 | 10 | 4 |
Sugar Drop levels | ||
Level 4447 | Level 4454 | Level 4459 |
Hexagon levels | ||||||||||||||
Level 4448 | Level 4451 | Level 4452 | Level 4454 | Level 4456 | Level 4460 |
Difficulty code summary (details here)
None • Very Easy • Easy • Somewhat Easy • Medium • Somewhat Hard • Hard • Very Hard • Extremely Hard • Nearly Impossible • Variable
0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 6 | 3 | 0 |
Level | Type | Moves | Target score | Goal | Walkthrough | Remarks | |
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4446 | 100,000 | : 77 | |||||
4447 | 110,000 | : 9 | |||||
4448 | 50,000 | : 3 : 71 | |||||
4449 | 10,000 | : 75 | |||||
4450 | 70,000 | : 34 : 37 | |||||
4451 | 30,000 | : 3 | |||||
4452 | 124,000 | : 9 : 52 | |||||
4453 | 60,000 | : 3 | |||||
4454 | 15,000 | : 65 | |||||
4455 | 10,000 | : 6 : 3 | |||||
4456 | 80,000 | : 6 : 45 | |||||
4457 | 25,000 | : 2 | |||||
4458 | 60,000 | : 23 : 24 | |||||
4459 | 200,000 | : 65 | |||||
4460 | 50,000 | : 71 |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- This is the first episode to take place on a rollercoaster. Since a rollercoaster is often used as a carnival ride, this can be seen as the second HTML5 episode with a carnival theme (after Candy Circus).
- This episode shares its second word with Tricky Tracks. Casey appears as a main character in both episodes.
- This is the first episode with a new candy order since Munchy Mansion.
- This episode, along with the previous episode, were released exactly six years after the release of the 23rd episode, Munchy Monolith.
- This episode breaks a trend where every third level in a world has a blue banner and pathway; it is yellow much like that of Candy Coast. The trend resumes with Doughy Dunes, however, and continues for the rest of the game with the exception of Harmony Hills.
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