What they share
Both use connected candy clusters, cascading symbols and multipliers attached to marked grid positions. The memory belongs to the cell, not the candy occupying it.
What changes
Sugar Rush
The original’s documented position multiplier reaches 128×. It establishes the position-memory format without the later variant’s enlarged ceiling.
- Position memory
- Connected clusters
- Persistent bonus grid
Sugar Rush 1000
The 1000 edition raises the documented position ceiling to 1,024×. A larger ceiling describes a possible feature value, not its frequency or a typical result.
- Position multipliers
- Seven-by-seven grid
- Persistent bonus marks