Or strategy? It would be appreciated:) It feels hard to get each item when it gets to 3 or 4 in a row asking for different items. Lol I miss spelled it, that's how much I hate the gameXD

This may or may not help: When you're at the bottom of the screen you can press down again to quickly get to the top Same for when you're at the top, press up and you can go to the bottom You don't have to wait for the animation to complete when the guy picks up the item- you can tap right and he'll have the item and you can quickly get to where you need to be and deliver the item.

That's all I got ^^'

- Basically what said, plus you don't have to give out everything in order.

For example, say on line one you have a buttons guy and then a poster guy behind him. You can give out the poster first and then the buttons if it's easier for you, and it will still count without losing a life as long as they don't reach the end.

I've noticed the game doesn't really get faster, you just have more requests on the screen at once. So try to build up a rhythm from the beginning and keep it throughout, by that I mean start out being quick from the beginning even if there is only one item at a time.

Other than that, it's just practice. Getting used to where the items are and recognizing what you need quickly so you have time to get it. Good luck!

Edit: Also, forgot to mention if you didn't already know -- but if you pick up the wrong item, you don't have to throw it. Just go to the correct pile and pick up the new item to throw, it won't cost you a life or anything!

Thanks a lot you two:)

Best piece of advice I can offer is to memorize the items you're throwing. It really helps you when the speed picks up :) Because you know what item the pets want, you can grab the item and fling it right to them rather than wasting time thinking about it. The buttons and lanyards look pretty similar so something it's easy to confuse them. Once you know how everything looks and where it is, it should be a snap! c:

thanks:) Although, even with memorizing them I still seem to be slowing or lagging when trying to hand them out.

One thing I think that has helped me is knowing when to let a customer go. For example, when things are getting difficult and there are a million things being asked for, sometimes you pick something up by mistake and a customer is super close to the end. You just have to let them leave and lose a point because if you try to get to them and swap out your item, it ruins your rhythm and concentration. Hopefully this will help!

My highest score is 71 so... Probably not the best person to be giving tips but I have gotten progressively better since the first day. (I think part of my problem is remembering which way is right and which way is left. It's not an automatic thing for me really.)

Anyway, this is what I've been doing to up my score:

1. I use the center pile as my "default" position. (I don't get to stay there after a certain point but it helps to give myself a point to work from.)
2. I have the items in each pile memorized so I am able to look at the item the pet is asking for and can switch to that pile.
3. Practice the quick method of switching from bottom to top and vice versa. It can be tricky because it takes a moment to re-orient. (For me at least.) I am much more inclined to click up or down multiple times and it just takes too long when they start showing up in droves.
4. Once you throw the item, it will seem like it takes forever to reach the pet you are throwing it at. If there are other requests on screen, you can move on to them. It’ll get there on its own.

And last but not least... 5. Work on the easily matched items first when they start ganging up. Get as many as you can but realize that there'll be ones that you'll miss.

As for those lucky people who are able to automatically do the "up-down-right-left" and don't have to think about it, thus allowing them to get into a good rhythm... Just know that I don't like you. /jealous LOL

Well, I don't know how I can provide better tips than the ones provided, but as I beat my high score of 310 today, with a score of 538, I guess one tip I can provide, is to practice whenever you can. When this game first came out to practice on, I couldn't get a score over 100.

The more you practice, the better you'll get. You'll eventually fall into a method that works for you.

And don't stress out if you miss one. Keep your concentration, and move forward. Also, realize when you're tired, and take a break. The more tired you get, the more you'll miss, and you'll lose regardless.

I hope my rambling helps in some way.~