Board Games and Difficulty-Based Targets
Compare Blooming Flower Festival, Tropical Twilight and Sparkling Neon Night, including Medium-only delivery targets and how days end.
FAQ
What does each board ask you to deliver?
How do turns and the end of a game work?
What does each board ask you to deliver?
Blooming Flower Festival gathers flowers for Marroncream, Tropical Twilight gathers droplets for Tiran and friends, and Sparkling Neon Night gathers sparks for Goropikadon’s show. On Medium, the manual gives 150 flowers per player, four delivery spaces needing 150 droplets each, and three spaces needing 200 sparks each. Keep that difficulty qualification attached to every number.
How do turns and the end of a game work?
During your turn, spin the roulette and move the resulting number of spaces. Once all participants have taken a turn, the day ends. Fulfilling the delivery quota ends the game after its ending sequence. If remaining days reach zero, play also ends and coins are still calculated from the results.
How should you plan before moving?
Open the map during your turn and inspect the route to a delivery space. Decide whether a detour serves the shared objective rather than chasing every optional challenge. The final minigame can affect your bonus. Playing Blooming Flower Festival is also the documented route to choosing Badtz-Maru as a partner.
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