Oops! Tidy Up level guide
Oops! Tidy Up Hillside Farm Levels 1-3 Walkthrough
Hillside Farm spans three stages: build an irrigated rice terrace and vegetable garden, furnish a thatched cottage yard for geese and pets, and finish a pond-side grain and food workshop.
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How to Solve Oops! Tidy Up Level 51 — Full Solution
- Stage 1: Fit the mountain rocks, three-tier paddy basin, and curved lower water channel onto the front-left hillside.
- Stage 1: Fence the right crop plot, place its dark rows, and install the stone well, winch, bucket, and stepping path.
- Stage 1: Plant rice shoots in the upper water basin and vegetables in the fenced rows, then add terrace rocks, shrubs, banana leaves, and the left willow.
- Stage 1: Set the rakes and hoe beside the well, finish the irrigation plants and hay bundle, and clear the first Stage.
- Stage 2: Build the thatched cottage on the left, then add the rear tree, stone wall, right fence, lower gate, and cliff stair.
- Stage 2: Arrange the chopping block and axe, firewood pile, ladder, clothesline, haystacks, water tub, clay jars, and rocking chair around the yard.
- Stage 2: Mount the grain circles and cats on the roof, hang corn and clothes, then place the nest, geese, dog, and remaining cat.
- Stage 2: Add the swallows above the tree and cottage to finish the animal courtyard and trigger the second clear.
- Stage 3: Build the upper-right pond and left stone wall, then add the trees, roofed food shelter, pond fence, and round table with stools.
- Stage 3: Place the cooking pot, grain basket, drying rack and trays at the left, then set the white stone mill, bucket, sieve, and work stool in the center.
- Stage 3: Dress the table with tea and buns, load the rack with grain and food, and put the jar and long-handled net beside the pond.
- Stage 3: Add lotus, fish, reeds, hanging corn, tree nest, and the final cats, then confirm the third clear card.
Colors in this level:
Rice green, Water jade, Straw gold
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dropping Stage 1 crop seedlings into the paddy or leaving the well tools away from the fenced garden path.
- Confusing Stage 2 straw roof decorations, tied haystacks, chopped logs, and hanging corn because they share the same tan palette.
- Mixing Stage 3 dining food and drying-rack grain with the stone mill equipment or pond-side fishing gear.
Quick Tips for Oops! Tidy Up Level 51 (quick clues)
- Keep rice shoots in the upper paddy basin and vegetable seedlings inside the right-hand fence.
- In Stage 2, separate roof grain circles, right-fence haystacks, chopping-block logs, and the ladder by their visible anchors.
- Use the Stage 3 shelter, drying rack, white mill, and pond as separate destinations for food, grain, tools, and fish gear.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Stage 1 divides a tiered paddy and lower stream from a fenced crop plot and well. Stage 2 surrounds a left cottage with a tree, wall, gate, hay, firewood, and animals. Stage 3 places a pond at the upper-right and a roofed food-and-grain work area at the left.
- Goal
- Complete the paddy irrigation and crops, every cottage-yard tool and animal, then the pond, mill, cooking shelter, dining table, drying racks, fish, grain, and waterside plants.
- Opening
- Stage 1: set the terraced water basins, crop fence, and well. Stage 2: build the cottage, tree, wall, gate, chopping area, and hay storage. Stage 3: install the pond, wall, shelter, table, drying rack, and stone mill.
- Danger Zone
- Stage 1 water levels overlap the terrace faces; Stage 2 repeats tan hay, roof, grain, and wood pieces; Stage 3 separates table food, drying-rack grain, mill tools, and pond objects into four close anchors.
- Mechanics
- The chapter moves through three connected farm systems: irrigation and planting, a domestic animal courtyard, and a misty pond terrace that combines fishing with grain and food preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I divide Hillside Farm Stage 1?
Use the front-left terraces for rice and flowing water, and reserve the upper-right fenced rows, well, bucket, and rakes for the vegetable plot.
Where do the animals go in Stage 2?
Geese stand in the cottage yard, cats occupy the roof and nest area, the dog guards the lower gate, and swallows fly above the rear tree.
What belongs around the Stage 3 pond?
Place the jar, long-handled net, lotus, fish, reeds, and pond fence there; keep tea, grain, and milling tools at their separate left and center stations.