Dreamscape Memory

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Description

Dreamscape Memory

Dreamscape Memory is a recurring event mini game that plays like a scavenger hunt. This mini game debuted during the 3rd Anniversary Event and is a recurring event.

How to Play

Click on the start button to use Dream Fishbits and begin a chapter, then click on start game button to begin the section of the chapter.
The items you need to find will be listed at the bottom of the screen in groups of three, find them all to complete the section.
Repeat with the other sections of the chapter.
If you come close to finishing a chapter and run out of time, you can spend Dreambells for extra time and 1 hint to help you finish the chapter. The hints do not carry over to the next chapter. If you need to continue a chapter multiple times, each successive usage of Dreambells per section will cost more Dreambells.
Once you complete the chapter, you can claim all the rewards earned from each section.
Move onto the next chapter until you finish them all.

Tips, Tricks and Other Helpful Information

If you have a farm, play there first to study maps. If at any point you fail a section, it will reset your progress and kick you out of the chapter. If/when that happens, you will get some (but NOT all) Dream Fishbits back and need to spend more to try again. The number of fishbits returned per level are as follows.)
- Chapter 1: 10 fishbits returned
- Chapter 2: 16 fishbits returned
- Chapter 3: 18 fishbits returned
- Chapter 4: 16 fishbits returned
- Chapter 5: 10 fishbits returned
- Chapters 6-10: no fishbits returned
Unused fishbits do NOT keep at the end of the event. However, the tins of fishbits and dreambells do remain in your backpack.
Maps are random. So what you get in order for chapter 2-10, may not be in the same other as other players.
Within a chapter, the locations of items do not change.
Tapping incorrectly does not cost time.
If you take longer than a few seconds to find an item, the game will automatically show you where it is. (e.g. The highlighted scarf in the screenshot below.) However, in the later levels, it is not worth the time cost it takes to activate it.
Right above the third/right item you need to find is a magnifying glass button; this is the hint button. If you need a hint, and have one to use, it will give you some help with one of the three items you’re currently looking for.
As you progress through more and more chapters, they will consist of more sections per chapter and you will get less time per section.

Rewards

Rewards come in three forms: Daily Missions, Chapter Rewards and Recall Road.

Daily Missions are easy rewards to achieve by simply logging in, finding items and (if you can afford to spend) making any purchase 1 time(s).

Chapter Rewards are collected after the completion of all sections within the chapter.

Recall Road is a slow grind reward system. When you complete a section, you collect Recall XP that can be claimed upon completion of chapters. This XP adds to your Recall Road and will allow you to collect rewards the more you play Dreamscape Memory.

The most notable prizes in Recall Road are the Cloud Fantasy city skin, Ninja Meow march skin, Dream Odyssey avatar frame skin, and copy of the Dream Nest event island building. Be aware that this event island building can NOT be upgraded with island mythic general shards, only with its own pieces earned from this event. This is what all three levels of the event island building looks like.

Passes and Packs

Like many events, there are both passes and packs available for purchase. There is a $5 and $10 pass available, that contain regular items (including gems, general speed ups, lucky hero gear chests, and essence stones) and the more valuable Dream Fishtins (that will allow you to play more chapters of this event) and bonus Recall XP to progress in the Recall Road prizes.

The $5 pass also includes the [Lemme See] sticker featuring the hero Jeronimo with a magnifying glass; it is animated, but a still shot of it looks like this.