Coins and Waterwheel Tickets
Understand board-game coin rewards, Waterwheel Ticket sources and the difference between shopping currency and prize-draw tickets.
FAQ
Where do coins come from?
How do you obtain and spend tickets?
Where do coins come from?
The board-game results screen awards coins based on performance, and the last minigame can provide a Last Game Bonus. Reaching zero remaining days still produces result-based coins rather than necessarily leaving you with nothing. Labo Puzzle is also described as offering rewards such as coins, stickers or tools. No tested fastest-farming rate is claimed here.
How do you obtain and spend tickets?
Tickets become available after time passes, and helping friends with hide-and-seek can reward them. Use the drone camera to assist the search. Take tickets to the Waterwheel next to the Creative Labo for prize draws. Possible rewards include coins and special hairstyles, but the manual supplies no verified probability table.
What should you avoid assuming about rewards?
Coins and tickets are different resources with different uses. Do not read a board’s flowers, droplets or sparks as permanent Shopping Mall currency; those belong to that board’s objective and spaces. Check the displayed balance at the relevant service before deciding a reward has failed to register.
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