Score system guide

Getting high scores in Puzzle Dimension relies heavily on two things: unpixel all blocks and get a high multiplier. This short guide describes how the score system works and things to keep in mind when going for the top of the leaderboards.

Unpixel

An unpixeled block is worth one point. Destroying broken blocks, collecting flowers and exiting through the portal are also rewarded. If all objects are unpixeled the player is awarded with 10 points. All of these points are multiplied with the current multiplier and added to your score (the left score is your current and the right is your previous best).

• Unpixel a block: 1 point
• Unpixel a flower or portal: 2 points
  
• Collecting a flower: 2 points
  
• Entering the gate: 2 points
  
• Destroying a broken block: 1 point
  
• All objects unpixeled: 10 points

When all objects have been unpixeled the colour of the multiplier bar turns to green to show that the
level has been cleared of pixels.

The green colour is also shown in the puzzle selector as a green dot in the white circle. This indicates that the puzzle has been completely unpixeled. If a level has been finished without being unpixeled a white dot is shown instead.

Multiplier

Each unpixeled object (blocks, flowers and portals) fills the multiplier bar (upper right corner) by a small amount. When the blue bar has been filled all the way up the multiplier doubles.

The multiplier can go up to x32 the normal score - but as time goes by the blue bar depletes. A multiplier never drops down to a lower value, but to get a really high score it's important to unpixel the blocks quickly.

A toggle block that is turned off will not give any points but adds to the multiplier bar.

Leaderboards

There are eleven leaderboards, one for each cluster and one with the total score of all puzzles.

[Happiness Officer]

Succinct and really useful. This makes much more sense now! Thanks pulchr!

[Ves]

Thanks. I found this really helpful.

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