Mobile Games for Money – can you really make money?

I decided recently to check out some mobile games that promise to pay you for playing.

Do mobile games really make money?

In this example, I tested “Fish Blast” actually advertised in another game I was trying out.  The advertisement showed a lot of money.

In the image, you can see that I played the game up to $90.21 USD – when I started playing the game I was getting $10/$15 per win. AMAZING but as time went on this amount dropped down the closer I got to $100 withdrawal.

So basically it’s like a honey pot scam where you appear to win big to start with but as time goes on you cannot withdraw money or it gets more difficult to earn. I will say the levels did not get more difficult. But I do seem to be watching a lot more videos to earn a tiny amount. At this rate to make it to $100 USD it’s going to take me another tedious 20 videos and levels. Which if each video is 30 seconds is going to be a total of 600 minutes or 10 hours of watching!

Lucky Plinko

Another game I tested was Lucky Plinko. I managed to collect 4 Amazon tokens and £34.54 but it was pretty slow going. Although it had moments when it dropped a mass of these tokens. But the story does seem to be the same – watch a pile of videos and earn small amounts. I ended up turning the sound off mainly because I have autism and it was getting too irritating.

I found Lucky Plinko quite entertaining actually for the first hour.

Mobile game verdict

To be honest there are far less time-consuming ways to make money. I’ll update you when I get to $100 USD in Fish Blast to see if I actually get paid.

There are many of these supposidly money making games but I am told some of them it is impossible to withdraw.

Ignore the Reviews

As there is no real verification of reviews it really means you can’t rely on them. So if you have a few hours to spend. Give it a go. But to be honest you’d be better off getting a job. Mobile Games? Fine if you have the time.