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On January 27, 2010, twelve new maps were released. Six of these maps were Mayan maps. Two new map types, Fruity maps and Golden maps were introduced, with three maps of each type released. The Fruity and Golden maps cost MU$ to purchase. Also introduced this release were "inland" maps, with undiggable tree tiles instead of water tiles.

The Mayan maps released were Lost Fort, The Estuary, Chess Island, Ancient Road, Jungle Maze, and Lost City. The Fruity maps released were Cake Bay, Coco Atoll, and Watermelon Creek. The Golden maps released were Chest Bay, Lost Temple, and Lucky Coin Island. There were also two new treasure sets released as well. These newly released sets were: Benevolent Maya gods and Malevolent Maya gods. Another change to the game that was made with this release was the option to redo a map when all maps were finished. Any redone map only had treasure to dig up, no gold or fruit.

Ancient Road[]

Ancient Road locked

Cake Bay[]

Cake Bay locked

Chess Island[]

Chess Island locked

Chest Bay[]

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Coco Atoll[]

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Jungle Maze[]

Jungle Maze locked

Lost City[]

Lost City locked

Lost Fort[]

Lost Fort

Lost Temple[]

Lost Temple

Lucky Coin Island[]

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The Estuary[]

The Estuary locked

Watermelon Creek[]

Watermelon Creek locked
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