{"id":63606,"date":"2014-04-01T18:14:57","date_gmt":"2014-04-01T16:14:57","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/onsoftware.en.softonic.com\/?p=63606"},"modified":"2025-07-02T00:46:59","modified_gmt":"2025-07-02T07:46:59","slug":"farm-heroes-saga-6-tips-to-level-up","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cms-articles.softonic.io\/en\/farm-heroes-saga-6-tips-to-level-up\/","title":{"rendered":"Farm Heroes Saga: 6 tips to level up"},"content":{"rendered":"

Save your moves, get\u00a0free power-ups, and accumulate points. All this and more with our tips for Farm Heroes Sag<\/strong>a!<\/p>\n

Farm Heroes Saga<\/strong> (available on Android<\/a>, iOS<\/a> and on Facebook<\/a>) is one of the latest hits from King, creators of Candy Crush Saga<\/a>. You play the two\u00a0games in exactly the same way\u00a0(you\u00a0must collect items of the same type) but the strategies to succeed are different.<\/p>\n

After hours and hours of play, successes and failures, I’ve compiled a sure-fire strategy for getting through the\u00a0levels, losing fewer lives and, ultimately, having more free time to play Farm Heroes Saga!<\/p>\n

The importance of combos<\/h3>\n

The essence of Farm Heroes Saga is very simple: meet the plant-gathering objectives indicated. You must always stay within the number of moves given, so the more pieces you delete in a single play, the better.<\/p>\n

Making rows with more than 3 items works well not only to fill that particular plant, but also gives you other benefits. So, keep in mind that:<\/p>\n

– A row of 4 <\/strong>adds a point\u00a0to all the items you have around you and eliminates those of the same type<\/p>\n

– A row of 5 <\/strong>means all items of the same type on the board\u00a0are\u00a0automatically removed<\/p>\n

Don’t rush! Instead, focus on finding combinations of 4 or 5 and you’ll reap the\u00a0benefits!<\/p>\n

Similarly, unless you keep within\u00a0very few moves, feel free to create rows of 4 or 5 elements even if they’re made up of\u00a0a plant that you don’t actually need for that level<\/strong>. For example, perhaps in one\u00a0level you need to collect strawberries and apples…but at one point you can form a row with 5 drops of water…do it! By removing all drops on the screen, it’s highly likely\u00a0that several more rows will be formed and your count will go up having wasted only one\u00a0single movement.<\/p>\n

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Don’t waste your beans<\/h3>\n

Green beans are achieved throughout the levels, and the more you get, the better. They allow you to do two things: make the levels with <\/strong>Rancid <\/strong>the Raccoon\u00a0easier<\/strong> or buy some boosters.<\/p>\n

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Rancid’s levels aren’t hard compared to some normal levels, so don’t buy help with the beans. It’s better to accumulate Magic Beans to buy the shovel booster<\/strong> (for now, there’s not other way of buying boosters), which will be very useful, as you’ll soon realize.<\/p>\n

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Use your boosters wisely<\/h3>\n

Unlike other games from King, in Farm Heroes Saga you’ll always get boosters\u00a0for free – once you’ve used a booster\u00a0you\u00a0just have to wait for it to recharge (24 hours) and you can reuse it.<\/p>\n

Even though you’re not going to run out of boosters, though, doesn’t mean you should waste them. Use your\u00a0head!<\/p>\n

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My recommendation is that you wait to use a booster at the end of a level <\/strong>(when you’ve got\u00a0only 4 or 5 movements left) and that you try not to use more than one per level.<\/p>\n

I’ll give you some tips for using each:<\/p>\n