SHROOM SAYS Complete a 9 tap challenge of the Shroom Game.

On the bright side, there is no limit in either reward or time, so players can theoretically play the Shroom Game infinitely many times and, if they are quick enough, use the gold earned to build their dream setup on the level. Unlike the regular sniper, the Golden Longbow is not without good self-defense: At close range, they fire twice as fast, dealing one third of the damage per arrow. That means that the player will have to memorize the order while managing his or her towers and spells to defend against enemies. Boasting the longest range of all towers in Kingdom Rush: Origins, the Golden Longbow can easily lend hand to multiple choke points at once, as well as catching any strayed enemy. In addition, the player CANNOT play the game before the first wave or when the battle is paused. Then the game is reset and the next game begins with a new pattern. If the player fails, the mushroom quartet glows red and makes a discordant sound.

Each round, the gnome adds one to the previous pattern and the reward is increased by 15 gold. If the player successfully reproduces the pattern, the gnome will award 25 gold. The first time the game is played, the mushrooms will glow a total of four times. When they're done glowing, the player has to tap the mushrooms in the order that they glowed. When tapped on, the gnome activates the mushrooms, which will glow in a random order. (When combined, they form a C minor seventh chord.) Each makes a bell-like sound with a particular pitch: the green E-flat 5, the yellow G 5, the red B-flat 5, and the blue C 6. In Shroom Game, there is a set of four mushrooms with different color.

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