Treasure Hunt
Dig with several people on separate maps, collect keys, and open the chest. When the cost climbs, switch partners.
- TeamSeparate pairs
- ProgressClear the relics
- ChestCollect keys
- It is not four people on one map. It is several one-to-one digs.
- You clear the named relics before the next floor.
- Picks get more expensive as you use them. Knock out this line’s keys, then switch teammates.
- Something like a mole can pop out of a tile. Tap it for extra Pinballs.
TipDon’t empty items you will need next run just to finish the last few tiles of one line.
More detail
How it plays
Treasure Hunt is different from the other events. You team up with several people separately. Each pair is its own dig, not four people crowded onto one map.
Play is close to clearing tiles. Named relics have to be fully dug before the next floor. Digging also drops keys. Fill the set and open the big chest. Each floor is larger than the last, and progress is shared with that teammate.
On a budget
The cost of picks, or the item that works like them, climbs. If you dump every item into the first dig, the later lines have nothing left. The steadier way: knock out this line’s keys with the first teammate, then move to the next teammate’s map and keep going. Rotate the lines.
Some tiles pop a mole-like creature. A tap pays extra Pinballs. Tap them. Don’t only trace the shape of the relic.
Rotation / team
This event depends more than the others on actually finding people. If an auto-matched teammate is offline, that line just sits there.
- The five limited events take turns.
- The day before, a team screen usually shows up. Bring friends or people who actually play.
- Island Gold Rush and the Zobo Horde do not use one of these five slots. You can play them alongside the day’s event.
Watch outs
Don’t empty items you will need next run just to finish the last few tiles of one line.