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Exploring the Different Game Modes in Candy Crush: Which One is Right for You?

Candy Crush is a wildly popular mobile game that has captivated millions of players around the world. With its colorful graphics, addictive gameplay, and satisfying candy-matching mechanics, it’s no wonder why so many people are hooked. But did you know that there are different game modes in Candy Crush? In this article, we’ll explore the various game modes available and help you determine which one is right for you.

Classic Mode: The Original Candy Crushing Experience

The classic mode in Candy Crush is where it all began. In this mode, your objective is to match three or more candies of the same color to clear them from the board and earn points. As you progress through levels, new challenges and obstacles are introduced to keep things interesting.

One of the key features of classic mode is the limited number of moves you have to complete each level. This adds an element of strategy as you need to carefully plan your moves to maximize your score and achieve your objectives. Classic mode also includes special candies and boosters that can help you clear more candies or create powerful chain reactions.

If you enjoy a straightforward gameplay experience with a focus on puzzle-solving and strategic thinking, then classic mode might be the right choice for you.

Timed Mode: Race Against the Clock

For those who love a fast-paced challenge, timed mode in Candy Crush offers an adrenaline-pumping experience. In this mode, you have a limited amount of time to score as many points as possible by matching candies on the board.

The clock ticks down relentlessly as you frantically swipe and match candies to create combos and clear as many as possible before time runs out. Timed mode requires quick thinking, reflexes, and good hand-eye coordination.

This game mode is perfect for players who thrive under pressure and enjoy a competitive edge. If you’re someone who loves a challenge and wants to test your speed and agility, timed mode is the way to go.

Ingredient Mode: Drop and Clear

Ingredient mode introduces a new twist to the Candy Crush gameplay. Instead of focusing solely on matching candies, your objective in this mode is to guide specific ingredients, such as cherries or hazelnuts, from the top of the board to the bottom by clearing candies beneath them.

This game mode requires careful planning and strategy as you need to create matches strategically to clear a path for the ingredients. Additionally, you’ll encounter obstacles like chocolate and licorice that can hinder your progress. Overcoming these challenges adds an extra layer of complexity and excitement to the gameplay.

If you enjoy puzzles that require spatial awareness, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills, ingredient mode will provide a satisfying experience.

Order Mode: Fill Those Orders.

Order mode in Candy Crush puts your organizational skills to the test. In this mode, your goal is to fulfill specific orders by matching candies of certain colors or types in a specified quantity.

Each level presents you with different orders that need to be completed within a limited number of moves. You’ll need to strategize carefully to ensure you fulfill all orders efficiently while still earning as many points as possible.

Order mode appeals to players who enjoy planning ahead, managing resources effectively, and completing tasks with precision. If you’re someone who loves ticking off checklists and achieving goals systematically, order mode will provide an engaging gameplay experience for you.

In conclusion, Candy Crush offers various game modes that cater to different play styles and preferences. Whether you enjoy strategic puzzle-solving in classic mode or thrive under pressure in timed mode, there’s something for everyone in this addictive mobile game. So why wait? Dive into Candy Crush today and discover which game mode suits you best.

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Call of Duty: Ghosts brings back a number of existing game modes, while mixing things up and introducing some new ones for people to dig into. Each mode offers something different and requires its own play style.

Below is a list of the various game modes, and a break down of what players can find when selecting to play it.

• Team Deathmatch
• Search and Rescue
• Search and Destroy
• Kill Confirmed
• Free-for-all
• Team Tactical
• Hardcore Team Deathmatch
• Hardcore Kill Confirmed
• Hardcore Search and Rescue
• Hardcore Domination
• Clan Team Deathmatch
• Clan Objectives

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Call of Duty: Ghosts is a first person shooter video game developed by Infinity Ward and published by Activision . Released in 2013, it is the tenth game in the Call of Duty series.

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The title was the featured game of the 2014 Season . Matches were contested in best of 5 series with Domination , Blitz , and Search and Destroy being the three game modes . The series layout was DOM/S&D/BLI/DOM/S&D.

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Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer Modes Tips and Strategy Guide

Tips and strategies to dominate all Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer modes.

Call of Duty: Ghosts features a wide range of new and old game modes to engage players in a variety of objective-based and straight battles. This allows players to play their games according to their preferences and play styles.

I will be covering all the game modes that the game has to offer and break down various aspects of each of them along with a few helpful tips to make you better.

For more help on Call of Duty: Ghosts, read our Extinction Strategy , Best Loadouts and Level Up Fast Guide .

Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer Modes Tips and Strategy

Free For All (FFA) “Every man for himself;” is what defines FFA. Your primary goal in FFA is to score as many kills as possible. Since the spawn system of FFA is completely random and very hard to comprehend at times, you may suffer from a couple of deaths but that will get better eventually.

One of the most viable ways of winning a FFA match is to stick to a certain area and move about the same area; taking out enemies. Have a Motion Sensor lying around to get notified of enemy approach.

In this way, you will be able to get your Killstreaks faster which comes in very handy.

Other than that, you can roam along the edges of the map while keeping an eye on the center. However, you should avoid going toward the center of the map lest you will get flanked. Running with Incog, Guard Dog, and a silenced weapon is highly recommended.

Team Deathmatch (TDM) Team Deathmatch is known to every FPS player out there. This game mode is sort of like FFA with two teams struggling to get the designated kills before the timer expires. In TDM, a player has more room to travel in the center and take out enemies by flanking them.

You should note that when a team or a player pushes into the enemy’s spawn, the spawns will flip and the enemies will start spawning at your initial spawning point; giving you a good chance of spawn-trapping them.

The basic strategy to find enemies in TDM is to stay a little wayward from your teammates and predict the enemy team’s spawn; failing to do so will get you instant deaths from behind.

Kill Confirmed (KC) ‘Kill Confirmed’ can be considered as a variant of TDM with a little twist. When your teammates or enemies die, they drop a dog tag which you, your teammates, or your dog must retrieve in order to score a point. In the end, the team with the most points wins.

The basic strategy involved in KC is almost identical to that of TDM with you blowing up your cover every now and then to pick up a dog tag. You can also grab a long-ranged weapon and start taking out enemies from a distance; roaming around the map IF your teammates can grab those tags.

Whatever your play style is, it is recommended that you get out and start grabbing tags along with getting maximum kills.

Cranked Cranked is widely considered to be the best game mode featured in Call of Duty: Ghosts. Also known as anti-camper game mode, Cranked is again a variant of TDM.

In Cranked, when a player gets a kill, he/she gets a 30 seconds countdown and he/she must get their next kill within those 30 seconds or they self-explode. This is a really aggressive game mode and does not allow players to camp in a corner, waiting for someone to pass by.

However, getting cranked does not come without benefits. When a player gets cranked, he/she gets a number of perks so as to pick up their next kill easily. While playing Cranked, you need to make sure that the following perks are not in your perks list:

• Sleight of Hand

Infected This is a pretty simple and famous game mode back from the good old Modern Warfare III days. In this game mode, you either spawn as a zombie equipped with a Tactical Insertion/Pistol or as a survivor with Shotgun/9-Bang/IED.

Whenever a survivor is killed, he/she joins the zombie team. Your task is to survive.

Hunted Hunted is another new game mode in Call of Duty: Ghosts in which a player spawns with two Throwing Knives and a 9-Bang. The battleground has a lot of Care Package Choppers flying around that drop weapon (with only a single magazine) crates.

You will be able to have only a single Primary Weapon at a time; including picked up from enemies. The basic idea is to use your weapons carefully or get better at Throwing Knives.

Search and Destroy Yet another game mode that does not require an introduction! Search and Destroy has two sites A and B and it is your duty to either plant a bomb on any of these sites or defend it.

Staying alive and coordinating with your team is the key to winning this game mode. As there is only one life in each round, playing recklessly can lead to the team to a defeat. Planting a bomb at any site starts with 30 seconds timer and defending team must defuse the bomb this time to win the round.

While planting a bomb, some noise is made and anyone lurking around can take you out. You need to make sure that you always have someone to back you up. As for the defenders, when you hear, ‘the bomb has been planted’, it is time to react. You can either rush to the area and get yourself killed or play smart and try to flank the enemy.

Search and Rescue Search and Rescue is just like Search and Destroy but with a little twist. In this all-new game mode, when a player dies, he/she drops a dog tag and you must obtain it in order to make your kill count. If anyone from the enemy team grabs the tag, they will resurrect their fallen teammate.

Other than that, the whole game plays identically in the same way. The basic strategy in Search and Rescue involves moving in groups of two(s) and three(s) so as to back each other up.

Currently, Search and Destroy is not a part of Public Playlists and only Search and Rescue is available.

Grind Grind can be considered as a combination of KC and Domination. In this game mode, when a player dies, he/she drops a dog tag and you can continue to pick these tags up. However, these tags do not count until you deposit them to any of the two points on a map.

You should also note that it takes 2 seconds to deposit a tag. It is very likely that you come across a few enemies while depositing tags. The number of tags at your disposal is displayed over your head; making you an obvious target. Each time you get killed, you lose a point.

The basic strategy involves picking up a tag and depositing it just as it is picked. The first tag is deposited as soon as you hit the depositing bank.

Domination (DOM) The primary goal in DOM is to control at least two points out of three; scattered throughout the map. A point is controlled by staying near it. Points A and C are usually at each team’s spawn while B is located in the center.

Usually, everyone tries to go for point B as it gives them the chance of trapping the enemy team in their spawn and grab the victory.

If you ever encounter such a problem, you should try and push the enemies or flank them to capture one of their points and flip the spawns. Being a slayer in this game mode is definitely not required and the primary focus should be on playing objective and helping out your teams.

Blitz The final game mode of our guide is Capture the Flag spin-off from previous installments of Call of Duty. In this game mode, both teams have a control point at their base and winning demands you to run into the enemy base point which gets you a score and you are immediately teleported to your base.

This game mode is highly aggressive and it is really very difficult saving your point from enemies especially if they are having ‘Marathon’ and ‘Agility’ considering they only have to run into it.

You need to know that stopping each player from the opposing team is impossible! You need to hold off most of them to give your teammates an edge. As for capturing the point, as I have aforementioned, ‘Agility’ and ‘Marathon’ is a must!

Try having Motion Sensors and IEDs near your point to hold off enemies. As a defender, a Marksman Rifle is recommended for the offensive side, try running with an SMG to flank the enemies and move faster at the same time.

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