The piece it covers is gone forever, so watch your combo pieces before chocolate gets to them.

Chocolate: Just like in the first game, as long as chocolate is on the board, it'll keep multiplying unless you break at least one piece each move.Here's a few general rules to remember for each type of barrier so you know what to expect. Only create Swedish Fish if you need themĪs you progress through Soda Saga, you'll come into contact with different kinds of barriers along the way, just like in the original Candy Crush Saga. (I sometimes use coloring candies as ways to free candy in pesky licorice cages, as well if matching colors are surrounding them.) 7. The idea is to maximize how many pieces get cleared off the board. Ideally, wait until you have a good amount of both the coloring candy color and the color of the candy you're swapping with. If you have a green coloring candy and it's next to a yellow piece - and you have a lot of yellow pieces on the board - swap it with yellow. You'll always want to swap a coloring candy with a color that you have a lot of on the board. Basically, whatever color is on the inside of the coloring candy is the color the pieces will change to.įor example, if the coloring candy is green, the color you swap it with will be changed to green. Just be sure you understand what they do. You can then swap a coloring candy with any candy on the board, just like you can with colorbomb candies. Coloring Candies are new in Soda Saga and can be created by matching a whopping seven candies.

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