Chuzzle Scores

[GloverCom]

OK... I'm a Chuzzle addict like the rest of you and now that I've got all the trophies (except the "1,000,000" & "All" Trophies) I'm now trying to go for points and figure out how the scoring works.

Since the documentation for this game is virtually nil, I propose we start our own here...

So based on my experience so far with the game:

1. Scoring.

1a. Cascades. I think it's Level x Cascade x Score. In other words, if you're on Level 10, and it's Cascade 7, and you've lucky enough to get three rainbow chuzzles which are worth (say, 2100?), you'll get 147,000.

1b. Combos scoring. No clues here... Anyone know how the scores are derived?

1c. Casual/Expert differences?


2. Scrambles:

2a. I thought you get new scrambles every 250,000, but I played yesterday and got over 500,000 with 3 scrambles and it never went to 4. So that makes me think that perhaps you CAN'T GET more than 3 scrambles... Which is very annoying if you are forced to scamble at 501,000 instead of 499,000. :)

2b. Casual/Expert different scoring thresholds for new Scambles?

[laurel]

I've never managed to get more than 3 scrambles at once, despite getting some rather high scores rapidly.

I never got any additional scrambles when playing in "Casual" mode, I've only seen it happen in "Expert" mode.

(Oddly enough, the first time I tried regular Chuzzle in "Expert" mode, I got my highest score. I guess I played Casual a long long time, was surprised by the extra scrambles in Expert).

[laurel]

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention-- I'm pretty sure that you get additional scrambles for each 150,000.

So at 150,000; 300,000; 450,000; and so on.

But I don't think you can have more than three scrambles at a time (which is a major bummer if true).

[pisan4e]

Hi all. I've read what you have wrote but it is not exactly like this. Of course, you can't get more than 3 scrambles but
(for the record I only play Expert mode) you can get one on every 300,000. When I played for the last time I had one for 300,000 600,000 and 900,000 but when I reached a million (about 1,400,000) I was not given even one... strange isn't it? :)