Pink Poogle Toy Forum

* Before choosing your Daily Dare challenge, you might want to practice the game a few times. Once you select a Challenge, your choice cannot be changed.
* Once you feel confident in your skills, choose the score of either AAA or Abigail as the one that you would like to try to beat. To make your selection, click the link under the picture of either AAA or Abigail.
* Once your score has topped that of your selected challenger, send your score and come back to the Daily Dare page to collect your prize!
* Even if you decide to take on AAA's score and come up short, you will automatically be credited for a win over Abigail if the score you send is higher than hers. However, when doing this, you will not receive either AAA or Abigail's daily prize for this game.
* Not only could your participation play a role in freeing AAA and Abigail, but there are additional prizes for true gamers!
o The Ultimate Prize - Beat AAA's score on the launch day of all the games.
o Uberiffic - Beat all of Abigail's scores or a combination of AAA's and Abigail's scores on the launch day of every game.
o Megasuperb - Beat AAA's scores for all of the games by the end of the Daily Dare.
o Spifftastic - Beat all of Abigail's scores or a combination of AAA's and Abigail's scores for all of the games by the end of the Daily Dare.

15/15

I'm assuming Pickles and Munduses are still in as well?

Gah, I'm still stuck on kiko match. I can't even make it to level 14, and I'm starting to really dislike this game. On the bright side, if I can just beat his score on this game once, I will have a perfect "beat AAA eventually" record.

You can do it! Have you tried Pickles's hints (about halfway down here) -- especially the small screen, animations off, and matching the easy background colors first? I also posted my best times per round and my cut-off scores for various levels as the last post here. My only other hint is that if you're a kinesthetic learner (learn by doing), try naming each card as you overturn it -- just for the background color you're doing. It really helped me to cement what was where in my mind. Practice made me much faster at it. I mostly used colors, with the three blues being turquoise, blue, and mad. The multi-colored one was plaid. Just come up with your own names that work for you. The other thing is to just flip as fast as you can -- you might actually do worse for a while, but eventually your brain will adjust.

If you're feeling discouraged, try tracking your best time in each round -- I often saw improvements of 20-30 seconds in one round, which made me realize I really was getting better. Even the improvements of 2-3 seconds/round felt good. I know you'll succeed!

Another easy one. I was hoping for a really hard one...

which begs the question: just how good of a "game master" is AAA anyway??