Blades and Boards

Slice Dash has ten blades and six boards to slice over. Every blade leaves its own trail, and seven of them carry a small power. Here is what each one does, what it costs, and how to earn the coins.

How the Shop Works

Open the Shop from the title screen. A blade or board needs two things before you can buy it: your level has to be high enough, and you need the coins. Once bought it is yours for good, and you can switch between everything you own at any time. A blade's power works in every game you play with it, including the daily challenge.

Powers are small on purpose. A blade never plays the game for you; it nudges one part of it, so the right blade depends on the mode you play most.

All 10 Blades

BladeLevelPricePower
Steel1FreeNone. A clean silver edge, and every player's first blade.
Ember2400Critical hits: a lightning-fast swipe lands one 9% of the time instead of 7%.
Frost3700The Ice Banana in Rush lasts 2 seconds longer: 8 seconds of slow time instead of 6.
Neon41,000None. A pink and blue light trail.
Rainbow61,500Every combo pays one extra point.
Thunder82,000A bomb in Rush costs 5 points instead of 10.
Ink Brush102,600None. A calligrapher's brush stroke.
Shadow123,200The Storm Banana in Rush lasts 2 seconds longer: 7 seconds instead of 5.
Petal154,000Relax runs 10 seconds longer: 100 seconds instead of 90.
Gold186,00015% more coins from every game.

Owning all ten blades costs 21,400 coins. Neon and Ink Brush are purely for looks, so skip them until you have the blades with powers you want.

Which Blade for Which Mode

All 6 Boards

The board is the scene you slice over. Boards change the look only, never the game.

BoardLevelPrice
Cutting Board1Free
Marble Counter2500
Bamboo Mat4900
Beach Deck61,500
Slate Kitchen92,500
Night Market124,000

How to Earn Coins and Levels

For the fastest start, collect the daily gift, play the daily challenge, then spend the rest of your session in whichever mode your missions ask for.

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