I know that because Sweet Bitcoin itself pays you crypto for playing, and it doesn’t come anywhere close to that kind of payout. The downside, of course, is that you have to pause to watch obnoxious ads for scammy-looking games, some of which promise to pay you hundreds of dollars a day for playing them.
Sweet Bitcoin is a free-to-play game too, but it’s anchored around full-screen video ads that you’re forced to watch after each and every level you play. In fact, it feels less prone to serious difficulty spikes-a trademark feature of Candy Crush that’s tied to its freemium model, thus potentially nudging players to spend real money to buy more in-game lives instead of waiting to play again. Image: Decryptīling’s facsimile packs in hundreds of levels, and from the few dozen I played, Sweet Bitcoin amiably recreates the real deal. Screenshots from Sweet Bitcoin on iPhone.
Here, you’re still trying to match three or more like-colored candies on a grid, with the aim of completing some basic objective-clearing X number of this candy, or spreading a bubble-gum sheen across the whole board by making matches-within a limited number of moves. Sweet Bitcoin doesn’t fuss with the classic formula.
In this case, however, Bling Financial’s copycat game nails the basics while rewarding you with bits of Bitcoin or Ethereum along the way. Like so many iOS and Android games, it’s a pretty convincing knockoff that matches the feel and flow of the juggernaut franchise. Granted, Sweet Bitcoin isn’t an official Candy Crush Saga game, and it’s not created by mobile giant King.
And now there’s a version that pays you cryptocurrency for playing it. Deep down, I know that Candy Crush Saga isn’t a particularly clever or inventive puzzle game-but nearly a decade after first savoring its specific brand of freemium dopamine hit, I still can’t help but get lost in its mindless, color-matching glow from time to time.
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