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Bubbas Blocks Guide
Ever wanted to know how to beat Bubbas Blocks, well read on....if you dare!!!
Guide Written By Gelti
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Bubbas Blocks Guide
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What is it?
Bubba’s blocks is the PowerPets version of Mah-Jong, and it has 10 layouts for you to choose from, with the layouts being set in the cities of PowerPets.
What is the object of the game?
You will be given a layout with matching pairs of items/minis/animals and you have to match them one pair at a time.
When you get a matching pair, they are removed.
The object of the game is to remove all the pairs from the screen and you complete a layout.
Points
The point scale ranges from 2 points for removing a pair in the Super Easy Level (Xiang), to 30 points per pair in the Extreme Level (Abyss).
Upon cash out, your score will double and that will be the amount of tokens you earn.
For example, your score is 180, you will make 360 norcadia game tokens.
How do I play?
Best way to learn how the game is played is to start off at Xiang, and work your way up. As you solve each puzzle you are taken back to the main screen to pick another layout.
Your points carry over until you fail to complete a layout, and you will be given the option to add points.
Berries will match with other berries that do not look the same, and the same with the puff balls. All other items must be matched to a pair.
You will only be able to select a tile that is not blocked in by other tiles, so if the tile you are after is not yet free, try removing the tiles around it first.
There is a hint button, but it will cost you to use it! Each time you press ‘Hint’ you will be deducted the amount of points earnt from one matched pair. (IE you will lose 30 points for clicking hint in the Abyss level.)
Once you feel you have a good handle on how the game is played, move up a level, remembering they will get harder each time.
And when you feel like you are a professional Bubba Blocks player, give a shot at Abyss and see how far you get!
Tip:
When you are removing the tiles, start removing the ones that are sitting on top of others, (the ones that are stacked) rather than the ones out by themselves, or the single ones.
This will free up more tiles for you to remove later!
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