Frazzled Scoring - The Basics

In Frazzled, it is all about scoring high and getting far in the game. When you first encounter a new challenge, your only priority is likely to survive long enough to see the next level. However, you may later want to visit the easier levels again to try and place the blocks in the trickier arrangments that will yield a higher score in the game.
In general, the score value of an arrangement is related to how difficult it was going to obtain. A simple three-in-a-row vertical stack is the easiest arrangement and will earn you only five points. A diagonal five-in-a-row is much harder to get and will yield a much higher score - 2500 points! In general, vertical three-in-a-rows are great to clear the board or to eliminate colours that are no longer needed, but they do not help you in attaining a place for your name or score on the global high score list.
Here are the basic score values for each arrangement:
Rows: 	3-In-A-Row	4-In-A-Row	5-In-A-Row
Vertical 	5 	500 	5000
Horizontal	100 	250 	1000
Diagonal 	500 	1000 	2500
Big X 	0 	0 	30000
Other Scoring Opportunities:
Chain Bonus:
Create a chain reaction to increase the score for any arrangement.
====Combo Bonus: ====
Complete two or more stacks at once to increase the score for any arrangement.
====Score Multiplier: ====
New points earned will at all times be multiplied by this value.
====Time Bonus:====
Receive five bonus points for every second left on the clock when the level is completed. Warning: if your time runs out you end up losing points quickly!
====Strike Bonus:====
At the end of each fifth level all strikes are cleared. However, if you've had less than three strikes you also receive 2000 bonus points for each clear spot.
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