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Merge Cafe Game Tips: Watch the Price Climb from 50 to 85

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The SCONELOOP title with a steaming coffee cup on a blue background next to game screens of a cafe with a tray of plates
Sconeloop: merge as you go.

Key takeaways

  • In three runs, the coffee button showed 50 at the start and 85 after five buys.
  • The coin counter went from 10k to 9.6K after five buys in every run.
  • Lifting the covers showed five green coffee cups on the six plates.
  • One merge turned two cups into a tea cup, and a second merge gave a second tea cup.

The first merge cafe game tip is to watch the price: in Sconeloop the coffee button showed 50 at the start and 85 after five buys, the same in all three of our runs. The coin counter went from 10k to 9.6K over those five buys.

How the game works

Sconeloop is a merge game in a small cafe. Customers sit at yellow tables with speech bubbles showing cups. At the bottom is a tray of six plates, a basket button and a coffee button with a price on it. A buy puts a cup on a plate under a cover; clicking the plate lifts the cover, and dragging one cup onto a matching cup merges them into a better one. A level badge, a coin counter and a sound button sit in the corners.

What we measured

We played in a test browser at 1280 by 800 pixels. In each run we pressed the coffee button five times, clicked all six plates to lift the covers, then dragged one cup onto a matching cup and repeated that once more. We made three runs and read the coin counter and the button price off the screen.

Three runs, same steps, same results
What we looked atAt the startAfter five buys
Coffee button price5085
Coin counter10k9.6K

Three runs in one test browser; the counter rounds its display, so the exact coin cost of each buy is not shown. We did not serve a customer or reach a new level, so we cannot say what those do.

Chart of three Sconeloop runs: the coffee button price rose from 50 to 85 and the coin counter fell from 10k to 9.6K after five buys
Coffee button price and coin counter at the start and after five buys.

After the covers lifted, five of the six plates held a green coffee cup. The first merge turned two cups into a tea cup with a red drink, and a second merge gave a second tea cup, in all three runs.

What you see on screen

The cafe fills the top of the screen, with a counter of donuts, yellow tables and customers whose bubbles show cups. A pointing hand shows the first moves. The tray below holds the plates, the basket button and the coffee button.

4 tips that follow from the numbers

  • Watch the price. It rose from 50 to 85 over five buys.
  • Do not spend everything at once. Five buys took the counter from 10k to 9.6K.
  • Merge as you go. Two merges gave two tea cups, and the plates they leave free can hold the next buy.
  • Follow the hand at the start. It shows the first moves.

Where to try it

Try it yourself in Sconeloop. For another sweet game, Crumbrush has you catch falling treats.

Frequently asked questions

How do you buy a cup in Sconeloop?

Press the coffee button at the bottom; the price is on the button.

How much did the price change?

From 50 at the start to 85 after five buys, in all three runs.

How many coins did five buys cost?

The counter went from 10k to 9.6K in all three runs.

How do you merge cups?

Drag one cup onto another that looks the same.

What did a merge make?

Two green coffee cups became a tea cup.

Does Sconeloop work on a phone?

You can tap and drag, but it plays best on a computer.

About the author. This guide was written by the team behind Yes This Game. We design, build and test our own browser games, so when a guide quotes numbers, they come from the game’s own code and can be reproduced.

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