Get your lab coats on as you step into the Mutation Lab!
A mutation is a special feature that lets you change the rules of the game! It could give you an instant advantage, a bonus for the next few moves, or even change the way the game works for the rest of the match. Try to pick the one that has the most synergy with your booster and the current state of the board!
Solo Mutation Lab:
- In this Solo, you will have 25 minutes to change and reshape the rules of the game with the use of mutations to reach amazing scores, earn DNA, and unlock awesome prizes.
- Mutations can be stacked up for an ever-changing experience. Every time you reach a mutation point, you will get an extra 3 moves to help you reach the next mutation.
- Every time you reach an end goal within the Solo Challenge, you will receive DNA points! Those points help you progress towards the amazing prizes in the Mutation Lab. Even if you don’t reach the final goal, the DNA points you earned will be accumulated towards your overall progress.
- By winning the Solo Challenge and collecting all the DNA available in one try, your booster will be saved, but it will still not be enough in order to complete the entire Mutation Lab. You will have to play again in order to collect enough DNA for the final prize.
- Some boosters have a round-based mechanism, which resets after each round. However, in Solo events, there are no rounds, which is why these boosters have altered effects in order to promote a fair challenge.
Rumble Mutation Lab:
- A new mutation is introduced each round, which will be applied to all players in the Rumble match.
PvP Mutation Lab:
- At the start of each round, both players get a mutation in order to help you make matches and collect more points.
Master's Challenge:
- The Master's Challenge will only count your Solo Mutation Lab match as a win if you score enough points to pass the final checkpoint. Claiming all of the prizes by earning enough DNA over multiple matches does not count as a Solo victory. Therefore, you won't be rewarded with a point for the Master’s Challenge task.
Comments
0 comments
Article is closed for comments.