This tool’s only application is when you need to reveal the last Gnome Statue or get the last puzzle piece.
This is more like a last resort since it doesn’t do anything other than clear a single plot. If you run out of these tools, you can buy more using the gold you earn, even if it’s the middle of the puzzle. These tools help you get rid of pieces that are in the way and can’t be removed easily through other means. These tools aren’t as big or flashy as stage power-ups but can be used to target a specific area that needs help.
Tools are single-use actions that you can use during a stage. Keep in mind how hard it is to get these power-ups, so try to reserve them for when you get to stage 80 and above. This is quite a desperate move to play and is reserved for those “impossible” stages. The only time you should use this powerup is if you’ve failed to complete a stage more than twice. It’s always good to use this since it guarantees that you can clear almost 10-30% of the board with one move. The Rainbow Blast powerup is a nice buff that lets you blast away all copies of a single puzzle piece type throughout the board. Instead, it will instead be placed on a random part of the map at the discretion of the AI. You can’t choose where you want to place your power-ups, though. You can select one or more of these stage powerups to make it easier for you to clear the stage and have an impactful early game. Stage Power-ups are buffs that you can select before you start the stage. Like we mentioned in our Gardenscapes Tips & Tricks article, it’s not worth using your tools and power-ups if you have to use more than one in a stage. Even though the game is generous enough to give us a decent amount of these power-ups, players may get carried away due to puzzle frustration and end up using all their tools and power-ups in a single stage. Gardenscapes rewards players with tools & power-ups whenever they complete a mission or reach certain milestones in the game.
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