Big news from my side 🔥
As promised, "The Ultimate guide of farcade " has been updated ♻️
New tips and tricks on :
- Black Hole
- Stackes
- Words
100% achievement unlocked 🔓
Hope you all find these tricks useful ❤️
https://paragraph.xyz/@reza.leroi135gmail.com/farcade
Geo Wars takes some luck to be accomplished!
Another thing you can do is that for the first step, go to top mid of and stand still while shooting all the enemies
when you feel that spawns are getting really fast, follow up with corner method,which I explained in the guide!
Here is some tickets for you 3x🎟
❤️
🎮 The Ultimate Farcade Guide 🎮
Good morning, gamers, and a Happy New Year to all! ❤️
As my final project of 2024, I'm excited to present to you the "Farcade Guide"🔥
The main goals of this guide are:
- To ensure everyone knows and enjoys every game in Farcade.
- To help level the playing field and encourage friendly competition.
- To assist players in unlocking all achievements in every single game!
Additionally, I want to let you know that this guide will be updated regularly whenever the developers release a new game.
I hope you find it helpful and enjoyable!
Support the guide by sharing it with your friends and spreading the word! ❤️
This is incredible! I think I learned something new in each game!
It’s always interesting to see which corner people pick in 2048 haha, I’m a bottom left person myself.
But in Tower Blocks I had no clue you could let the blocks go past and they’d come back, and in Geo Crush I didn’t know the lighting is what caused the surges, I though it was just after so many matches haha 🤯🤯🤯
Thank you for sharing, is an awesome write up! 🍖x500
dude it works 😂
I have tested them multiple times and also asked my friend to test them as well before publishing 😁
it's only matter of mastering the skills !
Big news from my side 🔥
As promised, "The Ultimate guide of farcade " has been updated ♻️
New tips and tricks on :
- Black Hole
- Stackes
- Words
100% achievement unlocked 🔓
Hope you all find these tricks useful ❤️
https://paragraph.xyz/@reza.leroi135gmail.com/farcade
Geo Wars takes some luck to be accomplished!
Another thing you can do is that for the first step, go to top mid of and stand still while shooting all the enemies
when you feel that spawns are getting really fast, follow up with corner method,which I explained in the guide!
Here is some tickets for you 3x🎟
❤️
🎮 The Ultimate Farcade Guide 🎮
Good morning, gamers, and a Happy New Year to all! ❤️
As my final project of 2024, I'm excited to present to you the "Farcade Guide"🔥
The main goals of this guide are:
- To ensure everyone knows and enjoys every game in Farcade.
- To help level the playing field and encourage friendly competition.
- To assist players in unlocking all achievements in every single game!
Additionally, I want to let you know that this guide will be updated regularly whenever the developers release a new game.
I hope you find it helpful and enjoyable!
Support the guide by sharing it with your friends and spreading the word! ❤️
This is incredible! I think I learned something new in each game!
It’s always interesting to see which corner people pick in 2048 haha, I’m a bottom left person myself.
But in Tower Blocks I had no clue you could let the blocks go past and they’d come back, and in Geo Crush I didn’t know the lighting is what caused the surges, I though it was just after so many matches haha 🤯🤯🤯
Thank you for sharing, is an awesome write up! 🍖x500
dude it works 😂
I have tested them multiple times and also asked my friend to test them as well before publishing 😁
it's only matter of mastering the skills !
Hey everyone, @Theleroi here with another article! This time, I’m diving into Farcade, a new gaming platform launched on top of the Farcaster Protocol that aims to bring a unique community gaming experience to users. Over the past few days, Farcade has been trending across the platform, with users spending a lot of time either playing solo or challenging friends to 1v1 matches.
As both a gamer and part of the Farcaster community, I’ve had an amazing time exploring Farcade, trying to unlock all the achievements, and striving to become one of the top "Farcade Sweety" players . In just a few days, I managed to complete all the game achievements, and I thought it would be helpful to share my experience with you all.
In this article, I’ll walk you through all four games currently available on Farcade (as of the time of this publication) and share my strategies and tips for each one. I hope you find these insights useful and that you’re able to reach your own gaming goals. Let’s get started!
" Keep in mind I used my phone to play and achieve all the goal so please do as so and use your phone as well ❤️"
2048
2048 is a popular single-player puzzle game where the goal is to combine tiles with the same number to reach the tile labeled 2048. The game is played on a 4x4 grid, and the tiles are numbered powers of 2 (2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, and 2048). Here’s how it works:
Starting the Game: The game starts with two tiles on the grid, each having a value of 2 (or sometimes 4).
Sliding Tiles: You slide the tiles up, down, left, or right using arrow keys (or swipe gestures on a touchscreen). When two tiles with the same number collide while sliding, they combine into one tile with the sum of their values.
Objective: The goal is to keep combining tiles until you reach a tile with the value of 2048. However, you can continue playing after achieving this goal to try for higher tiles, such as 4096, 8192, and so on.
Game Over: The game ends when there are no more moves possible (i.e., the grid is full and no two tiles with the same value are adjacent).
It’s a simple yet addictive game that challenges players’ strategic thinking and planning, as each move can drastically change the game board.
Now that you all have a great understanding of how this game works let me go straight into tricks about how you can achieve full achievement in this game !
I want to start by mentioning that I already have experience playing 2048 and managed to complete all the achievements on my very first try. For you, it might take some time to get used to the game, but don’t worry, you’ll get there!
The trick is simple!
At the beginning of the game, choose a corner to focus on. Personally, I always go for the top-left corner, and I'll refer to this as my "starting corner" throughout the instructions. Here’s the key: always keep your highest number in that corner and never move it—this is critical.
To break it down: From the very start, aim to place your highest number in that corner and build from there. As you play, continue to combine tiles and add to the number in that corner. For example, in the image below, you can see how I placed my main high number in the top-left corner, and it never moves from there. This corner should always hold your highest number.
If, during the game, you suddenly notice that your highest number is no longer in the corner, then it’s Game Over. The game is likely going downhill from that point, so it’s crucial to stick to this strategy!
That’s all! You just need to stick to this plan, follow the rules, and keep at it. You’ll find that completing the game becomes really easy! As I mentioned earlier, it may seem confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it, this strategy will become a smooth and reliable way to beat the game.
Tower blocks
Tower blocks is a popular puzzle game designed to test your reflexes and accuracy. The goal is to stack as many blocks as possible to achieve the highest score. At the start, you'll have a flat surface, and a block will slide in from one of the sides. Your task is to place each block precisely on top of the previous one.
As you play, the blocks will shrink each time you make an inaccurate placement, and eventually, they become very small and difficult to stack. As the game progresses, the speed of incoming blocks increases, making it even harder to stack them accurately. This is what makes reaching a high score so challenging.
But don't worry! I'll walk you through some key strategies you can use to achieve a perfect score of 100 and complete all the achievements. Let’s dive in!
First things first, focus on improving your reflexes and reaction time. You'll need fast reflexes, especially when dealing with high-speed blocks that move quickly. The key is to place them with minimal inaccuracy, which requires sharp reflexes. To improve your efficiency, keep your finger close to the display to minimize the travel distance when clicking. I highly recommend using your pointing finger for quicker and more precise control.
What you really need to focus on is making as many accurate placements as possible during the low-speed phase, especially in the first 30 scores. Since the speed is slower, it's more achievable at this stage. It takes some skill to perfectly place the first 30 blocks, but mastering this skill is crucial for securing the win!
To improve your placement, only place the blocks while they are coming toward you. What I mean is that if the block is moving away, wait until it bounces back and changes direction toward you. This way, you’ll be able to see the bottom platform more clearly and place the block with greater accuracy. If you look at the image below, you'll see the directions in which the blocks move, and you'll know when it's the right time to place them.
Each time you make an inaccurate placement, take a moment to pause for a couple of seconds before going for the next one. I’ve noticed that after an inaccurate placement, we tend to rush to make the next one perfect, which often leads to a chain of multiple bad placements in a row. Staying calm and taking your time will help prevent this and improve your overall accuracy.
Geo War
Geo War is a space shooting game where you control a triangular spaceship, and your mission is to shoot down all the diamond-shaped enemies that are heading towards you. You start with 3 health points, meaning you can only be hit three times before the game ends. There’s not much more to explain about the gameplay, so let’s dive into my plan for how you can complete all the missions in Geo War
First, I should mention that in the smartphone version of the game, you can move freely in all directions, while in the PC version, movement is limited to specific directions. The same applies to shooting, where the PC version has more restricted angles. Because of this, I highly recommend playing Geo War on the smartphone version for a smoother and more flexible experience compared to the PC version!
The first trick is to conserve as much health as possible during the first minute of the game. In this early phase, the spawn rate of diamonds is low, making it easy to dodge and shoot them down. However, as the game progresses, you’ll face a massive swarm of diamonds, and maneuvering between them becomes much more difficult. So, use the first minute to build up some health and prepare for the tougher waves ahead!
Our strategy is divided into two parts: The first part, before you’re overwhelmed by attackers, involves hugging either the left or right side walls of the playing area. You can move up and down while shooting at the diamonds. By staying close to the wall, the diamonds behind you will line up, making it easier to shoot them when you turn around. The yellow markers show the sides I’m referring to, and the red markers indicate the direction you should move while shooting in that same direction.
When shooting, make sure to angle your guns slightly away from the side wall. Don’t shoot directly up or down, as this could leave you vulnerable to attacks from the side. Instead, angle your shots just enough (you’ll find the sweet spot after a couple of tries) to avoid getting hit from the sides!
Geo Crush
Geo Crush is a game inspired by Candy Crush, where your mission is to align three of the same shape in a row to make them explode and earn points. The game will give you a specific shape to focus on, and your goal is to eliminate as many of that shape as possible before running out of moves. For example, the game may give you 10 moves to eliminate 20 triangles.
While the concept of the game sounds simple, I struggled at first to achieve all the achievements (since it was my first time playing a game like this). However, after discovering the right tactics and strategies, I’m now able to score over 1.3 million points per run and often reach 2000! Let’s dive into the tricks and strategies that helped me improve.
First, let me explain what constitutes a good move in this game. There are two types of moves that are crucial:
Moves that eliminate a row of the requested shape, earning you points.
Moves that eliminate a row of thunders (), generating a surge!
These are the only moves that really matter in the game, and they’re the ones we’ll focus on. There are two ways this can happen: For example, with the symbol, you can either directly align three in a row to trigger a surge (like in the image below).
Black Hole
Black Hole is one of the most challenging games in Farcade. The gameplay consists of two circles: the black circle, known as the "Black Hole," which serves as the target, and a blue circle, which represents your playing piece. Each time the black hole is hit, it shrinks and relocates to a new spot. Your blue circle is connected to a straight line, and with every hit, it follows the path of that line until it either strikes the target or reaches the edge of the playing field. The goal is simple: hit the black hole with your blue circle to earn points. You start with three lives, and the ultimate achievement is scoring over 35 points in a single round.
Now, let’s dive into some tricks I’ve learned that helped me achieve all the milestones in this game:
First things first, make sure you're playing on your smartphone for a smoother and more enjoyable experience. I also noticed that on PC, the blue circle spins faster!
Putting a ruler on the screen doesn’t work 😂. Trust me, I’ve tried it so you don’t have to! LOL.
Stay calm and take your time. There’s no timer in the game, so it’s meant to be played at your own pace. Don’t rush.
Avoid rapid-fire attempts and trying to hit targets back-to-back! I found that if you wait for the blue circle to complete one or two full spins, you’ll be able to take more accurate shots. Also, when I let the blue circle spin two or three times, it seemed like its speed slowed down—this might help you too!
It’s fairly easy to hit the first 15 targets without losing a life. A good run is one where you still have all three lives by the time you reach the 15th point.
I’ve realized that we’re more likely to miss shots by firing too early rather than too late. This might be the case for many of you, so keep in mind that most of the time, we tend to shoot early! Having this thought in the back of your mind will help a lot!
As for aiming, I use this method: First, I locate the target and keep its position in mind. Then, I imagine the path my blue circle will take to hit the target. After that, I focus all my attention on the blue circle and guide it along the path. To summarize: Know where the black hole is, imagine the path, and then lock your eyes on the blue circle to send it in that direction.
Lastly, this game is all about getting used to its mechanics and syncing with the system. It definitely takes plenty of practice and warm-ups to reach the highest achievements. So, make sure to gather some tickets, as you’ll need to try a few rounds in a row to master it.
Words
Words is the first game in Farcade where the only way to play is with a friend, so first things first: you need a friend (or someone interested in the game) to play with! The goal is simple: the game gives you a set of letters, and you have to create words using them. Each letter has a specific value, and your score is the sum of the values of all the letters you use to form your word.
After creating your first word, all subsequent words must be connected to the previous one, forming a chain of words. On each turn, you have three actions to choose from: 1) Create a word and earn points, 2) Pass the round, which essentially skips your turn, or 3) Draw new letters, which resets all your letters but also skips your turn.
Now that you know how the game works, let’s dive into some tips on how to score higher and unlock all the achievements!
First things first, Words is designed with English-speaking users in mind, so native English speakers may have an advantage. For those whose first or second language isn’t English, it’s normal to feel challenged! However, I spoke with Blackstock, the designer of the game, and he mentioned that multi-language support might be added in the future. Hopefully, that happens soon!
Now, let’s talk about the markers you’ll see in the game: (DW, DL, TW, TL). These stand for "Double Word," "Double Letter," "Triple Word," and "Triple Letter." When a letter is placed on one of these marked squares, it will earn a bonus: double or triple the value of that letter. If a word crosses one of these markers, the entire word will earn double or triple its score!
Understanding how these score multipliers work is key. However, the best word isn’t always the longest word! Sometimes, you’ll want to use shorter words strategically to hit those multipliers and maximize your score.
There’s a limit to how many letters can be played in a full game, so it’s often better to focus on shorter words that use fewer letters but yield higher scores.
At the beginning of the game, the first word is forced to be placed in the middle of the board. After that, aim to create your words toward the corners of the board to reach those valuable score multipliers!
If you’re stuck, it’s better to pass your turn rather than drawing new letters—only draw new letters if you’re really in a tough spot.
If you’re struggling and you have the letters (A, E, C), sometimes adding these letters randomly can help form two-letter words, giving you an extra boost.
A useful tip: "Bubble" is a valid word, and "Bubbles" is another. So, if you have an "S" in your deck, you can add it to the end of a word like "Bubble" to create a new valid word. This lets you earn the full score for the new word, not just for the "S."
The game ends when there are no letters left, or when both players skip their turns consecutively. Now that you know how the game works, you can test your English skills and have some fun!
Stacks
Stacks is a classic block puzzle game. The playing field receives falling block shapes from the top, and the blocks settle when they hit the bottom or stack on top of other blocks. The main objective is to fill an entire row with blocks, causing it to disappear and earning you 100 points. The game ends when a block reaches the top of the playing field, so your goal is to keep building rows to clear them, earn points, and avoid reaching the top. This is an OG game that many people from the early 2000s (or even earlier) fondly remember playing.
Now that the rules are clear, here are some tips to help you achieve a higher score in the game:
First off, I should mention that it’s best to play this game on PC. On mobile, moving blocks can feel overly sensitive and a bit slippery, which increases the chances of accidentally misplacing a block, especially as the speed ramps up. Using a PC will allow for more precise and accurate moves, giving you a better chance of success.
The goal is simple, but what truly matters is avoiding misplacing a block! It's important to remember that if even one block in a row is incomplete, that row will not vanish. At all times, you should avoid leaving empty spaces in the lower levels, especially if they get covered. Once covered, those spaces are inaccessible, and this will cause your playing field to gradually fill up, making the game much harder.
One great thing about the block shapes is that they often fit together seamlessly. For example, if you pay attention to the L-shaped blocks, two of the same shapes can fit perfectly together to form a large square. Get used to how the shapes can match up with each other, because throughout most of the game, you’ll rely on this knowledge to make the best moves. In the second image below, you'll notice that the purple shape is the same as the orange shape, but rotated 180 degrees.
If you’re reading this, I truly appreciate you taking the time to go through the article. I hope you found it both useful and interesting! Also, if you’re interested in challenges or 1v1 matches in Farcade, feel free to add me using my Cast link: Cast
Love you all have a great time playing the game ❤️❤️
Hey everyone, @Theleroi here with another article! This time, I’m diving into Farcade, a new gaming platform launched on top of the Farcaster Protocol that aims to bring a unique community gaming experience to users. Over the past few days, Farcade has been trending across the platform, with users spending a lot of time either playing solo or challenging friends to 1v1 matches.
As both a gamer and part of the Farcaster community, I’ve had an amazing time exploring Farcade, trying to unlock all the achievements, and striving to become one of the top "Farcade Sweety" players . In just a few days, I managed to complete all the game achievements, and I thought it would be helpful to share my experience with you all.
In this article, I’ll walk you through all four games currently available on Farcade (as of the time of this publication) and share my strategies and tips for each one. I hope you find these insights useful and that you’re able to reach your own gaming goals. Let’s get started!
" Keep in mind I used my phone to play and achieve all the goal so please do as so and use your phone as well ❤️"
2048
2048 is a popular single-player puzzle game where the goal is to combine tiles with the same number to reach the tile labeled 2048. The game is played on a 4x4 grid, and the tiles are numbered powers of 2 (2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, and 2048). Here’s how it works:
Starting the Game: The game starts with two tiles on the grid, each having a value of 2 (or sometimes 4).
Sliding Tiles: You slide the tiles up, down, left, or right using arrow keys (or swipe gestures on a touchscreen). When two tiles with the same number collide while sliding, they combine into one tile with the sum of their values.
Objective: The goal is to keep combining tiles until you reach a tile with the value of 2048. However, you can continue playing after achieving this goal to try for higher tiles, such as 4096, 8192, and so on.
Game Over: The game ends when there are no more moves possible (i.e., the grid is full and no two tiles with the same value are adjacent).
It’s a simple yet addictive game that challenges players’ strategic thinking and planning, as each move can drastically change the game board.
Now that you all have a great understanding of how this game works let me go straight into tricks about how you can achieve full achievement in this game !
I want to start by mentioning that I already have experience playing 2048 and managed to complete all the achievements on my very first try. For you, it might take some time to get used to the game, but don’t worry, you’ll get there!
The trick is simple!
At the beginning of the game, choose a corner to focus on. Personally, I always go for the top-left corner, and I'll refer to this as my "starting corner" throughout the instructions. Here’s the key: always keep your highest number in that corner and never move it—this is critical.
To break it down: From the very start, aim to place your highest number in that corner and build from there. As you play, continue to combine tiles and add to the number in that corner. For example, in the image below, you can see how I placed my main high number in the top-left corner, and it never moves from there. This corner should always hold your highest number.
If, during the game, you suddenly notice that your highest number is no longer in the corner, then it’s Game Over. The game is likely going downhill from that point, so it’s crucial to stick to this strategy!
That’s all! You just need to stick to this plan, follow the rules, and keep at it. You’ll find that completing the game becomes really easy! As I mentioned earlier, it may seem confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it, this strategy will become a smooth and reliable way to beat the game.
Tower blocks
Tower blocks is a popular puzzle game designed to test your reflexes and accuracy. The goal is to stack as many blocks as possible to achieve the highest score. At the start, you'll have a flat surface, and a block will slide in from one of the sides. Your task is to place each block precisely on top of the previous one.
As you play, the blocks will shrink each time you make an inaccurate placement, and eventually, they become very small and difficult to stack. As the game progresses, the speed of incoming blocks increases, making it even harder to stack them accurately. This is what makes reaching a high score so challenging.
But don't worry! I'll walk you through some key strategies you can use to achieve a perfect score of 100 and complete all the achievements. Let’s dive in!
First things first, focus on improving your reflexes and reaction time. You'll need fast reflexes, especially when dealing with high-speed blocks that move quickly. The key is to place them with minimal inaccuracy, which requires sharp reflexes. To improve your efficiency, keep your finger close to the display to minimize the travel distance when clicking. I highly recommend using your pointing finger for quicker and more precise control.
What you really need to focus on is making as many accurate placements as possible during the low-speed phase, especially in the first 30 scores. Since the speed is slower, it's more achievable at this stage. It takes some skill to perfectly place the first 30 blocks, but mastering this skill is crucial for securing the win!
To improve your placement, only place the blocks while they are coming toward you. What I mean is that if the block is moving away, wait until it bounces back and changes direction toward you. This way, you’ll be able to see the bottom platform more clearly and place the block with greater accuracy. If you look at the image below, you'll see the directions in which the blocks move, and you'll know when it's the right time to place them.
Each time you make an inaccurate placement, take a moment to pause for a couple of seconds before going for the next one. I’ve noticed that after an inaccurate placement, we tend to rush to make the next one perfect, which often leads to a chain of multiple bad placements in a row. Staying calm and taking your time will help prevent this and improve your overall accuracy.
Geo War
Geo War is a space shooting game where you control a triangular spaceship, and your mission is to shoot down all the diamond-shaped enemies that are heading towards you. You start with 3 health points, meaning you can only be hit three times before the game ends. There’s not much more to explain about the gameplay, so let’s dive into my plan for how you can complete all the missions in Geo War
First, I should mention that in the smartphone version of the game, you can move freely in all directions, while in the PC version, movement is limited to specific directions. The same applies to shooting, where the PC version has more restricted angles. Because of this, I highly recommend playing Geo War on the smartphone version for a smoother and more flexible experience compared to the PC version!
The first trick is to conserve as much health as possible during the first minute of the game. In this early phase, the spawn rate of diamonds is low, making it easy to dodge and shoot them down. However, as the game progresses, you’ll face a massive swarm of diamonds, and maneuvering between them becomes much more difficult. So, use the first minute to build up some health and prepare for the tougher waves ahead!
Our strategy is divided into two parts: The first part, before you’re overwhelmed by attackers, involves hugging either the left or right side walls of the playing area. You can move up and down while shooting at the diamonds. By staying close to the wall, the diamonds behind you will line up, making it easier to shoot them when you turn around. The yellow markers show the sides I’m referring to, and the red markers indicate the direction you should move while shooting in that same direction.
When shooting, make sure to angle your guns slightly away from the side wall. Don’t shoot directly up or down, as this could leave you vulnerable to attacks from the side. Instead, angle your shots just enough (you’ll find the sweet spot after a couple of tries) to avoid getting hit from the sides!
Geo Crush
Geo Crush is a game inspired by Candy Crush, where your mission is to align three of the same shape in a row to make them explode and earn points. The game will give you a specific shape to focus on, and your goal is to eliminate as many of that shape as possible before running out of moves. For example, the game may give you 10 moves to eliminate 20 triangles.
While the concept of the game sounds simple, I struggled at first to achieve all the achievements (since it was my first time playing a game like this). However, after discovering the right tactics and strategies, I’m now able to score over 1.3 million points per run and often reach 2000! Let’s dive into the tricks and strategies that helped me improve.
First, let me explain what constitutes a good move in this game. There are two types of moves that are crucial:
Moves that eliminate a row of the requested shape, earning you points.
Moves that eliminate a row of thunders (), generating a surge!
These are the only moves that really matter in the game, and they’re the ones we’ll focus on. There are two ways this can happen: For example, with the symbol, you can either directly align three in a row to trigger a surge (like in the image below).
Black Hole
Black Hole is one of the most challenging games in Farcade. The gameplay consists of two circles: the black circle, known as the "Black Hole," which serves as the target, and a blue circle, which represents your playing piece. Each time the black hole is hit, it shrinks and relocates to a new spot. Your blue circle is connected to a straight line, and with every hit, it follows the path of that line until it either strikes the target or reaches the edge of the playing field. The goal is simple: hit the black hole with your blue circle to earn points. You start with three lives, and the ultimate achievement is scoring over 35 points in a single round.
Now, let’s dive into some tricks I’ve learned that helped me achieve all the milestones in this game:
First things first, make sure you're playing on your smartphone for a smoother and more enjoyable experience. I also noticed that on PC, the blue circle spins faster!
Putting a ruler on the screen doesn’t work 😂. Trust me, I’ve tried it so you don’t have to! LOL.
Stay calm and take your time. There’s no timer in the game, so it’s meant to be played at your own pace. Don’t rush.
Avoid rapid-fire attempts and trying to hit targets back-to-back! I found that if you wait for the blue circle to complete one or two full spins, you’ll be able to take more accurate shots. Also, when I let the blue circle spin two or three times, it seemed like its speed slowed down—this might help you too!
It’s fairly easy to hit the first 15 targets without losing a life. A good run is one where you still have all three lives by the time you reach the 15th point.
I’ve realized that we’re more likely to miss shots by firing too early rather than too late. This might be the case for many of you, so keep in mind that most of the time, we tend to shoot early! Having this thought in the back of your mind will help a lot!
As for aiming, I use this method: First, I locate the target and keep its position in mind. Then, I imagine the path my blue circle will take to hit the target. After that, I focus all my attention on the blue circle and guide it along the path. To summarize: Know where the black hole is, imagine the path, and then lock your eyes on the blue circle to send it in that direction.
Lastly, this game is all about getting used to its mechanics and syncing with the system. It definitely takes plenty of practice and warm-ups to reach the highest achievements. So, make sure to gather some tickets, as you’ll need to try a few rounds in a row to master it.
Words
Words is the first game in Farcade where the only way to play is with a friend, so first things first: you need a friend (or someone interested in the game) to play with! The goal is simple: the game gives you a set of letters, and you have to create words using them. Each letter has a specific value, and your score is the sum of the values of all the letters you use to form your word.
After creating your first word, all subsequent words must be connected to the previous one, forming a chain of words. On each turn, you have three actions to choose from: 1) Create a word and earn points, 2) Pass the round, which essentially skips your turn, or 3) Draw new letters, which resets all your letters but also skips your turn.
Now that you know how the game works, let’s dive into some tips on how to score higher and unlock all the achievements!
First things first, Words is designed with English-speaking users in mind, so native English speakers may have an advantage. For those whose first or second language isn’t English, it’s normal to feel challenged! However, I spoke with Blackstock, the designer of the game, and he mentioned that multi-language support might be added in the future. Hopefully, that happens soon!
Now, let’s talk about the markers you’ll see in the game: (DW, DL, TW, TL). These stand for "Double Word," "Double Letter," "Triple Word," and "Triple Letter." When a letter is placed on one of these marked squares, it will earn a bonus: double or triple the value of that letter. If a word crosses one of these markers, the entire word will earn double or triple its score!
Understanding how these score multipliers work is key. However, the best word isn’t always the longest word! Sometimes, you’ll want to use shorter words strategically to hit those multipliers and maximize your score.
There’s a limit to how many letters can be played in a full game, so it’s often better to focus on shorter words that use fewer letters but yield higher scores.
At the beginning of the game, the first word is forced to be placed in the middle of the board. After that, aim to create your words toward the corners of the board to reach those valuable score multipliers!
If you’re stuck, it’s better to pass your turn rather than drawing new letters—only draw new letters if you’re really in a tough spot.
If you’re struggling and you have the letters (A, E, C), sometimes adding these letters randomly can help form two-letter words, giving you an extra boost.
A useful tip: "Bubble" is a valid word, and "Bubbles" is another. So, if you have an "S" in your deck, you can add it to the end of a word like "Bubble" to create a new valid word. This lets you earn the full score for the new word, not just for the "S."
The game ends when there are no letters left, or when both players skip their turns consecutively. Now that you know how the game works, you can test your English skills and have some fun!
Stacks
Stacks is a classic block puzzle game. The playing field receives falling block shapes from the top, and the blocks settle when they hit the bottom or stack on top of other blocks. The main objective is to fill an entire row with blocks, causing it to disappear and earning you 100 points. The game ends when a block reaches the top of the playing field, so your goal is to keep building rows to clear them, earn points, and avoid reaching the top. This is an OG game that many people from the early 2000s (or even earlier) fondly remember playing.
Now that the rules are clear, here are some tips to help you achieve a higher score in the game:
First off, I should mention that it’s best to play this game on PC. On mobile, moving blocks can feel overly sensitive and a bit slippery, which increases the chances of accidentally misplacing a block, especially as the speed ramps up. Using a PC will allow for more precise and accurate moves, giving you a better chance of success.
The goal is simple, but what truly matters is avoiding misplacing a block! It's important to remember that if even one block in a row is incomplete, that row will not vanish. At all times, you should avoid leaving empty spaces in the lower levels, especially if they get covered. Once covered, those spaces are inaccessible, and this will cause your playing field to gradually fill up, making the game much harder.
One great thing about the block shapes is that they often fit together seamlessly. For example, if you pay attention to the L-shaped blocks, two of the same shapes can fit perfectly together to form a large square. Get used to how the shapes can match up with each other, because throughout most of the game, you’ll rely on this knowledge to make the best moves. In the second image below, you'll notice that the purple shape is the same as the orange shape, but rotated 180 degrees.
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Your move directions will be somewhat limited as you follow this strategy. For example, if you choose the top-left corner like I do, you’ll need to avoid using the "swap right" move, because it will shift your highest number out of its locked position. At the beginning, the "swap down" move will also disrupt the placement of your highest number. To get around this, your second move should be to focus on filling the column directly under your main number. This way, the "swap down" move won’t affect your highest number anymore, and you’ll have more freedom to make other moves. Just like in the image above, this setup allows for smoother gameplay and better control over your strategy.
Once you’ve set up your strategy as I described, the next step is to start creating a chain of numbers beneath your main number. The key here is to ensure that the second-highest number is directly below your main number, the third-highest is below the second, and so on. It’s almost like building a "snake" of numbers, which will allow you to chain all the sums together and add up to your main number.
Take a look at the image below: by combining two 8s, you get 16, which will be positioned next to another 16. Then, combining two 16s gives you 32, right next to another 32. This chain continues until you reach 128+128, which creates the next highest number in the top-left corner—your starting corner! This process gradually brings the highest number you need into position.
Your worst enemy will look something like this. As I mentioned earlier, if you’ve chosen the top-left corner as your main corner, you should avoid swapping right. However, at this point in the game, the only available move might be to swap right. The problem with this is that it will create an empty gap on the left side, and the next block that spawns could push one of your highest numbers out of place.
In the later stages of the game, reaching this point usually signals that you're about to lose, as a few more moves will likely lead to a dead-end. However, if this happens early on, there's a chance it might just block a lower number, which can still be combined easily to bring some order back to the game.
Last but not least, you need to get used to the process. It takes a lot of practice to master this skill, but I promise you’ll get there with time and persistence. ❤️
Part 2 begins when you notice the spawn rate of diamonds is increasing and you're starting to feel overwhelmed. At this point, the strategy becomes simple, but a little bit of luck is required. The key is to corner yourself in one of the nearest corners and shoot exactly at a 45-degree angle out of it. Since your guns are located on the sides of your ship, no diamond can hit you from the sides, and none can hit you directly in front either. The only threat is from behind, and that’s where luck comes into play.
From my experience, at high spawn speeds, diamonds are more likely to spawn in the middle of the playing area rather than the corners. However, with four corners in the game, there’s a 25% chance that diamonds will spawn behind you, which is a risk we can gamble on. This doesn’t mean they won’t spawn in the corner behind you, so it’s crucial to have as much health as possible to absorb the hits. The red markers indicate the corners you should position yourself in, while the blue markers show the direction in which you should fire.
You might need to try a few times before you get the perfect run. To be honest, after I discovered this tactic, it worked for me on my third try, so I really hope it works the same for you. Wishing you the best of luck!
Alternatively, you can trigger the surge indirectly by moving another shape, which will result in aligning three in a row and earning the surge point. For example, in the image below, if you remove the star, the will align into a row, granting you the surge point.
Now that we know, we’ll only focus on moves that either lead to gaining a surge point or scoring points for the requested shape!
The first rule to follow is to always use all your moves! For example, if you’re close to the winning score of a round (e.g., 8/10 🔷) and you already have an alignment that can help you win, still use your remaining moves to try and align some to gain surge points. This way, you maximize your score and make the most of every move!
The second rule is to NEVER make a move with the intention of creating an aligned row! What I mean is, if you don’t have any good moves left, don’t try to eliminate random shapes hoping that it might create an alignment afterward. This is a high-risk move, especially at higher levels of the game. While it might be okay to try this at lower levels, when you're aiming for 40 or even 50 points per round, these kinds of plays can lead to failure. So, stick with the moves that are available and follow the first rule instead!
The third rule is to understand the importance of saving surges for higher levels. However, this doesn’t mean you should risk losing just to conserve them! If you reach a point in the game where not using a surge will likely cause you to lose, go ahead and use it. It doesn’t matter whether you’re in the early levels or higher levels—when necessary, take the surge to keep your progress going!
Fourth, when you’re down to the last 3 moves at any level, check your score to see how many shape eliminations are needed to pass the level. Then, evaluate your situation: decide whether to play it safe by eliminating shapes to finish the round or if you should take a chance to gain a surge point for a higher score.
Fifth, surging in the game doesn’t count as a move! This means that each time you decide to use a surge, make sure to check if you can align shapes to gain surge points before activating the surge. This way, you’ll use one move to align shapes and then activate the same earned surge, helping you save your surges for later! (Unless you have only one move left, in which case, go ahead and use a surge from your saved surges, since you won’t be able to make another move.)
After each surge, take a moment to check the deck and see if you have any alignments of the requested shape. If not, look for any possible surge points that you can gain before activating another surge.
Again, keep in mind that a surge doesn’t count as a move. Often, after each surge and resetting the deck, the game will automatically align some shapes, which might be including the one you need. So, if you're down to just one move and still need more of the requested shape, you may need to use a couple of surges.
KEEP IN MIND: Try your best to avoid this situation, but I’ve found that no matter how hard you try, it still happens from time to time. At least now, you’ll know what to do when it does!
However, I need to address something important. There’s a way some players are cheating in this game, and while I’m not encouraging it, I want to mention it because I’ve noticed it happening.
Some people are using websites or tools designed to help find words. These tools allow you to input your letters, and they’ll generate all the valid word combinations you can make. While most players know about these websites, I’m sharing this info in case you didn’t.
But seriously, what’s the fun in cheating? Playing the game fairly is what makes it enjoyable!
Divide your playing field into sections for each block shape. For example, I place all the 2x2 yellow blocks on the left side so they can fit together perfectly. I keep all the 1x4 blue line blocks on the right side of the playing field, positioned vertically, to hug the right edge and fill that area. I use the middle to left section to place all the orange L-shaped blocks, arranging them to cover each other like the image above. I follow the same strategy for other shapes as well.
This game is essentially a memory challenge. You need to remember which shapes match each other and keep repeating those patterns to succeed.
If you make a mistake and leave a black spot in the lower rows that becomes inaccessible, don’t stress about it. Once the spot is covered, simply focus on the row above it. Eventually, the row that covers the black spot will vanish, and you'll be able to access that space again to fill it.
The game speed increases continuously as you score more points, so it's crucial to save your chances for mistakes for when the speed is higher. For your first try, focus on avoiding mistakes and keeping your play area low on the field until you reach 1000 points.
As I mentioned, the game speed increases gradually as you earn points. One important thing to keep in mind is that it's generally better to score in smaller increments of 100 points rather than clearing multiple rows at once to earn larger chunks of points. I used to do this, but the problem is that if you score 400 points at once, it will suddenly spike the game speed, leading to panic and misplacements.
Your move directions will be somewhat limited as you follow this strategy. For example, if you choose the top-left corner like I do, you’ll need to avoid using the "swap right" move, because it will shift your highest number out of its locked position. At the beginning, the "swap down" move will also disrupt the placement of your highest number. To get around this, your second move should be to focus on filling the column directly under your main number. This way, the "swap down" move won’t affect your highest number anymore, and you’ll have more freedom to make other moves. Just like in the image above, this setup allows for smoother gameplay and better control over your strategy.
Once you’ve set up your strategy as I described, the next step is to start creating a chain of numbers beneath your main number. The key here is to ensure that the second-highest number is directly below your main number, the third-highest is below the second, and so on. It’s almost like building a "snake" of numbers, which will allow you to chain all the sums together and add up to your main number.
Take a look at the image below: by combining two 8s, you get 16, which will be positioned next to another 16. Then, combining two 16s gives you 32, right next to another 32. This chain continues until you reach 128+128, which creates the next highest number in the top-left corner—your starting corner! This process gradually brings the highest number you need into position.
Your worst enemy will look something like this. As I mentioned earlier, if you’ve chosen the top-left corner as your main corner, you should avoid swapping right. However, at this point in the game, the only available move might be to swap right. The problem with this is that it will create an empty gap on the left side, and the next block that spawns could push one of your highest numbers out of place.
In the later stages of the game, reaching this point usually signals that you're about to lose, as a few more moves will likely lead to a dead-end. However, if this happens early on, there's a chance it might just block a lower number, which can still be combined easily to bring some order back to the game.
Last but not least, you need to get used to the process. It takes a lot of practice to master this skill, but I promise you’ll get there with time and persistence. ❤️
Part 2 begins when you notice the spawn rate of diamonds is increasing and you're starting to feel overwhelmed. At this point, the strategy becomes simple, but a little bit of luck is required. The key is to corner yourself in one of the nearest corners and shoot exactly at a 45-degree angle out of it. Since your guns are located on the sides of your ship, no diamond can hit you from the sides, and none can hit you directly in front either. The only threat is from behind, and that’s where luck comes into play.
From my experience, at high spawn speeds, diamonds are more likely to spawn in the middle of the playing area rather than the corners. However, with four corners in the game, there’s a 25% chance that diamonds will spawn behind you, which is a risk we can gamble on. This doesn’t mean they won’t spawn in the corner behind you, so it’s crucial to have as much health as possible to absorb the hits. The red markers indicate the corners you should position yourself in, while the blue markers show the direction in which you should fire.
You might need to try a few times before you get the perfect run. To be honest, after I discovered this tactic, it worked for me on my third try, so I really hope it works the same for you. Wishing you the best of luck!
Alternatively, you can trigger the surge indirectly by moving another shape, which will result in aligning three in a row and earning the surge point. For example, in the image below, if you remove the star, the will align into a row, granting you the surge point.
Now that we know, we’ll only focus on moves that either lead to gaining a surge point or scoring points for the requested shape!
The first rule to follow is to always use all your moves! For example, if you’re close to the winning score of a round (e.g., 8/10 🔷) and you already have an alignment that can help you win, still use your remaining moves to try and align some to gain surge points. This way, you maximize your score and make the most of every move!
The second rule is to NEVER make a move with the intention of creating an aligned row! What I mean is, if you don’t have any good moves left, don’t try to eliminate random shapes hoping that it might create an alignment afterward. This is a high-risk move, especially at higher levels of the game. While it might be okay to try this at lower levels, when you're aiming for 40 or even 50 points per round, these kinds of plays can lead to failure. So, stick with the moves that are available and follow the first rule instead!
The third rule is to understand the importance of saving surges for higher levels. However, this doesn’t mean you should risk losing just to conserve them! If you reach a point in the game where not using a surge will likely cause you to lose, go ahead and use it. It doesn’t matter whether you’re in the early levels or higher levels—when necessary, take the surge to keep your progress going!
Fourth, when you’re down to the last 3 moves at any level, check your score to see how many shape eliminations are needed to pass the level. Then, evaluate your situation: decide whether to play it safe by eliminating shapes to finish the round or if you should take a chance to gain a surge point for a higher score.
Fifth, surging in the game doesn’t count as a move! This means that each time you decide to use a surge, make sure to check if you can align shapes to gain surge points before activating the surge. This way, you’ll use one move to align shapes and then activate the same earned surge, helping you save your surges for later! (Unless you have only one move left, in which case, go ahead and use a surge from your saved surges, since you won’t be able to make another move.)
After each surge, take a moment to check the deck and see if you have any alignments of the requested shape. If not, look for any possible surge points that you can gain before activating another surge.
Again, keep in mind that a surge doesn’t count as a move. Often, after each surge and resetting the deck, the game will automatically align some shapes, which might be including the one you need. So, if you're down to just one move and still need more of the requested shape, you may need to use a couple of surges.
KEEP IN MIND: Try your best to avoid this situation, but I’ve found that no matter how hard you try, it still happens from time to time. At least now, you’ll know what to do when it does!
However, I need to address something important. There’s a way some players are cheating in this game, and while I’m not encouraging it, I want to mention it because I’ve noticed it happening.
Some people are using websites or tools designed to help find words. These tools allow you to input your letters, and they’ll generate all the valid word combinations you can make. While most players know about these websites, I’m sharing this info in case you didn’t.
But seriously, what’s the fun in cheating? Playing the game fairly is what makes it enjoyable!
Divide your playing field into sections for each block shape. For example, I place all the 2x2 yellow blocks on the left side so they can fit together perfectly. I keep all the 1x4 blue line blocks on the right side of the playing field, positioned vertically, to hug the right edge and fill that area. I use the middle to left section to place all the orange L-shaped blocks, arranging them to cover each other like the image above. I follow the same strategy for other shapes as well.
This game is essentially a memory challenge. You need to remember which shapes match each other and keep repeating those patterns to succeed.
If you make a mistake and leave a black spot in the lower rows that becomes inaccessible, don’t stress about it. Once the spot is covered, simply focus on the row above it. Eventually, the row that covers the black spot will vanish, and you'll be able to access that space again to fill it.
The game speed increases continuously as you score more points, so it's crucial to save your chances for mistakes for when the speed is higher. For your first try, focus on avoiding mistakes and keeping your play area low on the field until you reach 1000 points.
As I mentioned, the game speed increases gradually as you earn points. One important thing to keep in mind is that it's generally better to score in smaller increments of 100 points rather than clearing multiple rows at once to earn larger chunks of points. I used to do this, but the problem is that if you score 400 points at once, it will suddenly spike the game speed, leading to panic and misplacements.
Here, I was really lucky. After making the move, it blocked my 32, which was fortunate because it's easy to combine and add up, helping bring the game back into order.
This allowed me to take the right path to reach the highest number again, saving both the game and its order. Now, I can continue...
Here, I was really lucky. After making the move, it blocked my 32, which was fortunate because it's easy to combine and add up, helping bring the game back into order.
This allowed me to take the right path to reach the highest number again, saving both the game and its order. Now, I can continue...
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Geo Wars takes some luck to be accomplished! Another thing you can do is that for the first step, go to top mid of and stand still while shooting all the enemies when you feel that spawns are getting really fast, follow up with corner method,which I explained in the guide! Here is some tickets for you 3x🎟 ❤️
Thank you! It starts too fast lol I die in 2 seconds. Can’t even make it to the corner
thanks
I just play Geo Crush
That one’s much better since they squashed the bugs!
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Thank you!
The trick for geo wars is to play it on your computer/laptop and make the farcade app fill the whole screen so you have more space to fly around
Tried this but I cannot hold the key to shoot, it forces me to spam click for some reason
Geo Wars so hard
I think my phone is too small or something idk
I gave up on Geo Wars seeing other people's scores. I could get 100 to 200 is all.
Can i have tickets for reading this?
Great one!
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This is a great article and I learned things I hope will get me unstuck with several games.
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This is incredible! I think I learned something new in each game! It’s always interesting to see which corner people pick in 2048 haha, I’m a bottom left person myself. But in Tower Blocks I had no clue you could let the blocks go past and they’d come back, and in Geo Crush I didn’t know the lighting is what caused the surges, I though it was just after so many matches haha 🤯🤯🤯 Thank you for sharing, is an awesome write up! 🍖x500
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dude it works 😂 I have tested them multiple times and also asked my friend to test them as well before publishing 😁 it's only matter of mastering the skills !