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Waiting on the Coffy Town Players Cup

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The gate of the Black Stone Maze is closed.

COFFY TOWN PROPERTY — GAMING VALLEY DISTRICT

Black Stone Maze

Emcee Skawla stands in front of the iron gate of the Black Stone Maze

How to play

Black Stone Maze

Four levels, and only one opens at a time. Clear a level and the next one unlocks — no skipping ahead. Every solve pays Coffy Coins, and the stone walls hold value drops from Business People: coupons, samples, event passes, and Maze-exclusive perks.

  • Level 1 — Matching Game — Turn the stones in the wall over and pair the bags.
  • Level 2 — Lock & Key — Every lock was cut for one key. Opens after you master Level 1.
  • Level 3 — Walk the Maze — The black stone grid itself. Opens after you get through Level 2.
  • The Coffy Town Cup — Prize walls, ways to play, and the drop room.
Legend — rules of play
  • • Click two stones to see what's underneath.
  • • A match stays open. No match? Both turn back over — remember where they were.
  • • Every stone has exactly one match, and no stone ever moves.
  • • Clear the board by matching every pair.

Challenge Mode only — when you match a special pair

In Standard Mode special stones are plain pairs. Coin bags pay in both modes.

  • Coin bags — paid in Coffy Coins when you clear the board.
  • Trap House — the two Trap Houses move to new spots after every miss. Matching them takes one bag from this round, so you lose those coins. Coins you already banked are safe.
  • Coffy Bus — one hidden pair shows itself for 3 seconds.
  • Upper Room — every hidden bag shows itself for 3 seconds.
  • Headphones — Guy Drexel wrote Emcee Skawla a love song. Match the Headphones and “A Little Birdie” plays. Finish the board before the song ends and win a bonus bag of Coffy Coins.
  • Round clock — Challenge rounds are timed (2½, 3½ or 6 minutes by board). If time runs out, the round pays nothing.

Optional challenge · does not affect the game

Challenge: A Little Birdie

A little birdie says Guy Drexel is in love. He sang this song to Emcee Skawla at the Flower Power Legacy Exhibit. Skawla isn't interested in promises — she's interested in results.

But why did they break up?

Hear Guy and Skawla outside the Reset Center in Act VII, Scene 3 — “Get a Job.”

After hearing “A Little Birdie,” should Emcee Skawla give Guy Drexel another chance if he gets a good job and proves he's serious?

One vote per visitor. Results show after you vote.

Truth is a Trap House — The Listening Party: glowing teal headphones beside neon title text