Board Spaces and Route Planning
Recognize shop, challenge, item and map-specific spaces before risking your flowers, droplets or sparks on a detour.
FAQ
Which spaces appear across the boards?
Which movement effects depend on the board?
Which spaces appear across the boards?
A shop offers a Petit Game for objective resources and can exchange those resources for items. Landing on a minigame space starts a minigame. A challenge space starts a Petit Game and permits further attempts for more resources, with a penalty for failure. An item space provides a helpful item.
Which movement effects depend on the board?
In Blooming Flower Festival, a Plus Space awards its displayed flower amount. Tropical Twilight has a Fountain Space that sends you elsewhere, Shell Spaces for climbing the mountain and Arrow Spaces that return you to the beach. Sparkling Neon Night has Roulette Spaces for another spin. Check the destination against the map before valuing a shortcut.
What does Sparkling Neon Night’s TV space cost?
The manual describes a ten-spark fee to start its Petit Game. Winning can earn more sparks, while failing loses some already held. That is a resource decision, not a free bonus attempt. Avoid spending the team’s delivery progress without considering the remaining days and how close the relevant delivery space is.
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