About Fairy Treasure Game
That witch is going to make you do the work twice. Leave her alone and she brings bricks back; hit her with the ball and she stops. It's one of the little rules that gives Fairy Treasure its character. At first glance you're simply moving a golden paddle above a river and trying to clear a wall of bricks.
Then a frog wants to catch your ball, a switch opens up part of a level, or a fairy turns out to be worth releasing. There are two Help pages to explain these encounters. Reading them is a good use of a minute before you start wondering why a familiar-looking brick game has become so busy.
The treasures are useful as well as decorative. Coins add up towards another life, and keys unlock the Chain Ball. Other bonuses can change the ball's speed or put three balls into play. Once things start falling, decide what you can catch without leaving the returning ball to drop past your paddle.
How to Play Fairy Treasure Game
Clear the bricks from the level and keep a ball in play with the paddle.
- Read How to Play, using Next to see the special creatures as well as the bonuses.
- Start the game. Move the paddle with the mouse and click to send a waiting ball into play.
- Watch where the ball is coming down, then move under it for the next bounce.
- Gather useful drops and deal with the creatures or switches that are affecting the level.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Mouse movement | Move the paddle across the bottom of the playfield. |
| Left mouse click | Launch a waiting ball. |
Tips for a better round
- Keep watching the ball when a bonus falls. Losing it while chasing a reward defeats the purpose.
- Look for the witch if bricks keep coming back. Her behaviour is explained on the second Help page.
Questions About Fairy Treasure Game
How many keys open the Chain Ball?
Five keys, according to the original bonuses panel.
When do coins earn another life?
When you have collected a hundred.
