Issue 041 — July 2026
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Merge Gardens progression: quests, wildlife score and a useful next merge

Separate Daisy’s level from your wildlife collection, then build around the requirement that is actually blocking you.

By PC Game Pilot·Reference·3 min·Zaktualizowano 30 Oct 2026

Read Daisy’s current quests

The number shown with Daisy is the garden level. Her quest panel lists the objectives that contribute XP; filling that XP bar advances the level and supports unlocking more land. Tasks can involve the home garden or match-3 puzzles. If progression feels stalled, inspect the unfinished requirement instead of assuming that another puzzle win alone must raise the level.

Wildlife score is a separate measure

Wildlife contribute to a collection score, while unmerged eggs do not. A creature’s contribution depends on its stage and rarity. That means Daisy’s quest progress, puzzle progress and wildlife score answer different questions. Open the relevant panel before spending a resource to solve the wrong one.

Understand the temporary nest dip

Merging stage-four wildlife can produce Magnificent Egg Nests instead of immediate higher-stage creatures. The score can fall temporarily because eggs do not count; collecting and merging those eggs completes the next step. The official explanation recommends five-merges for stronger score growth. Do not interpret the intermediate nest stage as proof that a creature has vanished.

Build a plan that fits the board

Our practical method is to name one bottleneck and reserve space for it. If you need a wildlife threshold, check the eggs and stages you already own. If a quest asks for a garden item, keep its chain together and avoid consuming the required stage before reading the task. Advance the relevant project, then review the new requirements rather than carrying an old plan into every level.

Source: official levelling guide. Checked 30 October 2026.

Source: official wildlife score explanation. Checked 30 October 2026.