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3 Ways to Get More Lives on Candy Crush

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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Introduction:

Candy Crush Saga is a wildly popular mobile game that has millions of players hooked to their screens daily. As you progress, the levels become trickier and you may find yourself running out of lives quickly. In this article, we will discuss three ways to get more lives on Candy Crush to keep tackling those challenging levels.

1. Request Lives from Friends:

One of the easiest and most common ways to get more lives on Candy Crush is by requesting them from your Facebook friends who play the game. To do this:

– Tap on the heart-shaped icon located at the top of your screen.

– Click on “Ask Friends” to send requests for extra lives.

– Your Facebook friends who play Candy Crush will receive a notification asking if they want to send you a life.

– When your friends accept your request, you will receive the extra lives in your game.

Remember, you can only have a maximum of five lives at a time, so it’s best to request lives when you’re low or have none left.

2. Set Your Clock Forward:

An unconventional strategy to get more lives involves adjusting your device’s time settings. Since Candy Crush grants a new life every 30 minutes, you can trick the game by changing your device’s clock:

– Exit the Candy Crush app.

– Go to your device’s settings and disable automatic time updates.

– Manually set the time forward by at least two hours.

– Reopen Candy Crush and check if you’ve received five new lives.

– Don’t forget to restore your device’s correct time settings after getting more lives.

Keep in mind that this method might not work on all devices and can lead to complications with other applications that rely on accurate timekeeping.

3. Make Use of Daily Boosters and Events:

Candy Crush frequently offers daily rewards, boosters, and special events that can help you earn extra lives. Here are some examples:

– Check-in daily: Simply opening the app daily can yield exciting rewards, including free lives.

– Complete side quests and events: Participate in time-limited events and side quests to earn more lives.

Conclusion:

Running out of lives doesn’t have to be frustrating when playing Candy Crush. By utilizing these three methods, you can ensure a steady supply of lives to conquer those challenging levels with ease. Happy Crushing!

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