Farm Heroes Saga Level 471 Cheats and Tips

9Game will tell you how to beat level 471 of Farm Heroes Saga.Hope you will like this casual game!

In this level you will find cutouts in the bottom and top corners of the board. The best way to attack this board, is to make matches in the center of the board when possible. The center of the board will be the most open, allowing you to find larger combinations.

When you make a combination with 5 or more cropsies, the entire cropsie will be removed from the board. This is your best option.

With only 16 moves to use, you need to make sure that you are making large combinations with apples, onions, strawberries, and suns.
Large combinations are the only way to beat this level. Look to make matches with atleast 4 cropsies. These combinations will spread higher point values to the surrounding cropsies.

Use the shovel booster if there are cropsies standing in your way of making a great combination. With a limited amount of moves, you want to take advantage of the shovel booster. Use the shovel especially if you see a +4 or +5 cropsie combination.

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Review of Hay Day

Hay Day is a popular casual game and 9game wants to share some tips and tricks about building in Hay Day for players.

In one way, it's sort of strange that farming - a menial, repetitive task that involves long hours and lots of hard work - has formed the basis for the latest craze in casual simulators.
But in another way it makes perfect sense. Games likeFarmVille are all about managing time and resources in order to create a particular outcome, and farming may be the most clear and direct form of resource-management in the world. Seeds go in, plants come out. Done.
Hay Day is the latest freemium title to try and cash in on the farm craze, and while it isn't particularly original it still manages to get all of the basic elements right.

Green fingers
You start out with little more than a grubby patch of land and and a talkative scarecrow for a helper. After being walked through the basics you're largely left to your own devices as you attempt to build up your business.
With only a couple of crops to choose from, and not very many places to grow them, things begin sedately, but as your farming career blossoms you'll be dealing with animals, tending multiple feeds, and trying to sell your stock to as many people as possible.
Everything grows in its own time, from eggs to carrots, although you can speed things up with the liberal application of diamonds, which you can buy with real-life money from the game's shop.

Factory farming
Every action you perform - whether cutting down trees to make space for your expansion, baking bread in the on site oven, or selling items to the customers who wander in - gives you stars. These are basically XP, and each time you level-up you get new crops, buildings, and products to play with.
There's a social aspect to the game, too, in that you can add Facebook friends in order to trade with them, and visit their farms to see how your competition is doing.
The real draw of gardening is the satisfaction of a job well done, and that's something that Hay Day just about manages to capture. Watching your crops grow and your twee factories spew out products is a quietly pleasing experience.
If you're vehemently opposed to freemium farming sims then this one won't change your mind. But if you fancy spending a relaxing few minutes a day tending the farm then you could do a lot worse than tend this one.

To read more information about Hay Day or other casual games, you can go to 9Game.