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I wanted to beat Aaa too, but I absolutely loathe this game. Hmft. *smacks all the faeries*

Hmm...guess like Abigail's a secret fire faerie fan then. Or a TNT-conspired conspiracy for the fire faerie?

I didn't think I'd be able to beat AAA since my previous high score was 387 but I beat 750 (barely, too. I got 752 before I game over'd) on my first try so no complaints from me. It's a pity that this book isn't worth nearly as much as Sophies Cookbook...Oh well...



I think it's probably just easier to create a shirt with a fire theme than a water, earth, or whatever theme. But that theory takes the fun out of the whole problem in question. =P

Fire's also the first-level faerie if you pick anything other than fire (I think), so it may just signify that you're ... less skilled? :p

Congratulations, you won your challenge!
AAA has awarded you Kiko Match Home Version.


4 more to go.

Congratulations, you won your challenge!
Abigail has awarded you Kiko Match Erasers.

*sigh*
any tips?

lol, well, ineedmoretime will extend you 15 seconds, so it will add bonus points if you don't actually need more time. Other than that, for beginners, try focusing on a few you can remember, and going through all of them to find their matches.

Take your time to look and remember the pictures. I find myself clicking the same picture 3 or 4 times if I go to fast because I can't remember it well enough. Clicking through the rows like mad doesn't really work.
You can also take the first 1 or 2 pictures (or more if you can remember) and search for those in the rest of the cards. Once you've found them take the next 1 or 2 and do the same.

That is the complete opposite for me. I just click through them at mad speed and just try to remember certain ones in the corners, or group the same picture together and just look for that one. Since there is no penalty on clicking I thought it would be better to just click away, but this may not work for some people. Just depends what your short-term memory is like :p
The price for the AA prize is quiet high considering it was quiet easy, just tedious on the brain.

*sigh* There's nothing "quite easy" about this game. My high score is 240 and I'm having trouble reaching even that. Say I average about 10 per level (which I do) then I'd have to reach and pass level 40 to get 400!!!

And the funny thing is I used to be REALLY good in the days of Kiko Match I, it used to be one of my dailies. ...well there goes my theory that I didn't lose any important brain cells during the last three years at varsity.

TIP: turn the animation off; it may not be much but those split-seconds of card-flipping adds up, particularly in later levels. Also, you can drag a friend (or two) along to help you remember.

If this game didn't bore me I'd go for Aaa, but who wants a home version of Kiko match anyway? On a related note, on first glance I read the erasers' description as "erase away fun with these Kiko Match erasers"

I refuse to break my winning streak with AAA so I just kept playing Kiko Match until I finally beat it - and I intend never to play again. The one thing I found really improoved my score was turning off the animations - it meant I played a lot quicker and so got bigger bonuses.

Just 4 more days and daily dare would be finished.
I can finally collect my prize. Also IMO the megasuperb prize would cost the most because nobody would go for it, thus only a few people have it and in the end it's price would be high.

I don't know if this'll help any, but as the levels get harder, I start looking for the "new" tiles - usually the ones with the different background colors, and match them up first. Then I start from the top left corner, uncover two, and look for those two until I find them (quickly) and continue on until I've cleared it all. I try to stick to a pattern when uncovering, so that I don't miss any or double any. I've never used the cheat, and I usually get over 400+ with no problem.

Edit: 50 posts! My first star!