You Can Earn More by Playing These Free Games

[shanhaigamefi]

With Bitcoin recently rebounding after months of fluctuations, surpassing the $67,000 mark, now is a great time to accumulate Satoshis (the smallest unit of Bitcoin, with 1 Bitcoin equaling 100 million Satoshis). Many “Play-to-Earn” games offer opportunities to earn Satoshis, making it easy for players to enter the world of cryptocurrency.

Bling Financial
If you enjoy Sudoku puzzles, Bling Financial’s Bitcoin Sudoku game is a great choice. This game is not only intellectually stimulating but also features longer puzzle-solving times with fewer intrusive ads. By playing this iOS and Android game, you can accumulate Satoshis and redeem them in your ZBD wallet.

SpaceY
SpaceY is an idle asteroid mining game for mobile and tablet devices. Simply tap asteroids to scan and mine them, upgrading your spaceship and technology over time. The innovation of SpaceY lies in its non-mandatory ad-watching system, where ads reward you with free bonuses or resource boosters. This system allows you to progress faster and earn Satoshis that can be redeemed in your ZBD wallet.

Elf Garden
In Elf Garden, players invest their elves into mining operations and receive returns that at least double annually. As the value of the $DRN token rises, returns increase exponentially. Additionally, you can form teams and invite friends to join, which significantly boosts mining efficiency and rewards. The game is ad-free, easy to play, and time-efficient.

SHANHAI
As a flagship game in the UTON ecosystem, SHANHAI offers diverse gameplay and rich storylines, integrated with a blockchain economic system. Players can earn $DRN and NFTs by completing tasks, participating in events, and engaging in battles. The game’s economic system is robust, turning every effort and investment into tangible rewards.

Zavod
Zavod is a virtual factory game where players complete tasks, upgrade tools, and level up to earn platform tokens $ZP. Developed by MarsDAO, Zavod is part of a web3 product ecosystem designed to help users achieve financial goals.

City Holder
City Holder is a “build-to-earn” Telegram mini-program game. Players can build their cities, compete with others, and earn $CITY tokens. Created by fintech entrepreneur, cryptocurrency enthusiast, and investor Slava Semenchuk, this game allows players to attract residents and grow their cities.

[holiday14]

Are they gamefi all? I don't belive in them

[betswift]

With Bitcoin recently rebounding after months of fluctuations, surpassing the $67,000 mark, now is a great time to accumulate Satoshis (the smallest unit of Bitcoin, with 1 Bitcoin equaling 100 million Satoshis). Many “Play-to-Earn” games offer opportunities to earn Satoshis, making it easy for players to enter the world of cryptocurrency.

Bling Financial
If you enjoy Sudoku puzzles, Bling Financial’s Bitcoin Sudoku game is a great choice. This game is not only intellectually stimulating but also features longer puzzle-solving times with fewer intrusive ads. By playing this iOS and Android game, you can accumulate Satoshis and redeem them in your ZBD wallet.

SpaceY
SpaceY is an idle asteroid mining game for mobile and tablet devices. Simply tap asteroids to scan and mine them, upgrading your spaceship and technology over time. The innovation of SpaceY lies in its non-mandatory ad-watching system, where ads reward you with free bonuses or resource boosters. This system allows you to progress faster and earn Satoshis that can be redeemed in your ZBD wallet.

Elf Garden
In Elf Garden, players invest their elves into mining operations and receive returns that at least double annually. As the value of the $DRN token rises, returns increase exponentially. Additionally, you can form teams and invite friends to join, which significantly boosts mining efficiency and rewards. The game is ad-free, easy to play, and time-efficient.

SHANHAI
As a flagship game in the UTON ecosystem, SHANHAI offers diverse gameplay and rich storylines, integrated with a blockchain economic system. Players can earn $DRN and NFTs by completing tasks, participating in events, and engaging in battles. The game’s economic system is robust, turning every effort and investment into tangible rewards.

Zavod
Zavod is a virtual factory game where players complete tasks, upgrade tools, and level up to earn platform tokens $ZP. Developed by MarsDAO, Zavod is part of a web3 product ecosystem designed to help users achieve financial goals.

City Holder
City Holder is a “build-to-earn” Telegram mini-program game. Players can build their cities, compete with others, and earn $CITY tokens. Created by fintech entrepreneur, cryptocurrency enthusiast, and investor Slava Semenchuk, this game allows players to attract residents and grow their cities.

Thanks for the heads up! I will look into City Holder, as city builders are pretty good in a gameplay sense, in my opinion. I can see there is a huge community over here by their website, and there is nothing much to see at it, only on their socials. I will take a closer look and keep an eye on their updates, a closer analysis is needed.

[betswift]

Are they gamefi all? I don't belive in them

You will need to give them a better look to see if there is a chance of getting something out of them. There are lots of games nowadays pumping with the same idea but a different interface, so it's obligatory to do some research and only then invest time and effort into some.

[evichi]

It all depends on the game design. In my opinion a good player earn more. Some of the game environment are designed to enable promotion or advertisements. It is an opportunity for projects to advertise there products - as being partners or sponsors of the game. As more players engage in the games and demonstrate their expertise, they are rewarded - with the potential to attract more players. While the project/game owners have the potential to attract more viewers to see their products. It is a win-win for both players and project owners. Precisely, you can earn more by playing some of the free games.

[shinratensei_]

It all depends on the game design. In my opinion a good player earn more.

this is double edged sword though, because if the airdrop allocation depended on how good a player is, there will be so many cheaters coming into the game and try to exploit the game into giving them the advantage.
it will then destroy the entire gaming scene and make people stay away from the game.
fortunately, most of the game are just mini game that's based on telegram as it seems, so the cheater haven't figured out the way to cheat the game but most of them already using some kind of automation.

[betswift]

It all depends on the game design. In my opinion a good player earn more.

this is double edged sword though, because if the airdrop allocation depended on how good a player is, there will be so many cheaters coming into the game and try to exploit the game into giving them the advantage.
it will then destroy the entire gaming scene and make people stay away from the game.
fortunately, most of the game are just mini game that's based on telegram as it seems, so the cheater haven't figured out the way to cheat the game but most of them already using some kind of automation.

Yeah, or a swarm of referrals who would do these tasks just because they were invited by the influencer

[GxSTxV]

Honestly, I am already playing few games of this list you are sharing here, and mostly, I prefer Telegram bot games after the great success of NOT. There are thousands of these games in a form of airdrops. Most of them have already announced the launch date, and listing in very known and large crypto platforms.
It is not a recommendation from me to even invest in them, but for me I did with small amounts for each project, and all you have to do is searching about a valuable and games where they collaborate with bigger successful projects, listing in good platforms, even looking up for famous team members that have good records before.

These kind of games are very popular and trending these days, and it is a chance for everyone who wants to spend a fun time in his weekend with the possibility of getting a chance to earn some money.

[betswift]

Honestly, I am already playing few games of this list you are sharing here, and mostly, I prefer Telegram bot games after the great success of NOT. There are thousands of these games in a form of airdrops. Most of them have already announced the launch date, and listing in very known and large crypto platforms.
It is not a recommendation from me to even invest in them, but for me I did with small amounts for each project, and all you have to do is searching about a valuable and games where they collaborate with bigger successful projects, listing in good platforms, even looking up for famous team members that have good records before.

These kind of games are very popular and trending these days, and it is a chance for everyone who wants to spend a fun time in his weekend with the possibility of getting a chance to earn some money.

Yeah, I agree, the main thing is not to be lost in their quantity, as you won't be able to distribute efforts and investments effectively. And even afterward, there is still the chance that the allocation won't be that good and something you wished would be better.

[aioc]

These are Android games if I'm not mistaken; I was once hooked on these games some three years ago. Yes, you can cash out on these games, but it takes a lot of time, and there are so many ads. Bing Financial was launched in 2017 and is still in operation.

Actually, there are so many games on Android that you can play that can earn you satoshis if you have the time and effort and can ignore those ads.

Now, competing Android-based games are Telegram-based games. If you notice, the Crypto community is going gaga over these tapping minings. It's the new trend now, but still do your research. Some of these are not worth just using people to increase their social media accounts; I will not be surprised if, after a few months, we read a lot of complaints about these tapping minings.

[betswift]

These are Android games if I'm not mistaken; I was once hooked on these games some three years ago. Yes, you can cash out on these games, but it takes a lot of time, and there are so many ads. Bing Financial was launched in 2017 and is still in operation.

Actually, there are so many games on Android that you can play that can earn you satoshis if you have the time and effort and can ignore those ads.

Now, competing Android-based games are Telegram-based games. If you notice, the Crypto community is going gaga over these tapping minings. It's the new trend now, but still do your research. Some of these are not worth just using people to increase their social media accounts; I will not be surprised if, after a few months, we read a lot of complaints about these tapping minings.

I agree, ads are a big breaker here. And it's a trend, surely. In my opinion, it's like that because it's so easy for people to think that they will be rewarded for doing activities or playing some simple games, that's like a dream of many out there, and many are ready to put time and effort into projects, not reading into the details of them.

[Qiubell5]

Honestly, I am already playing few games of this list you are sharing here, and mostly, I prefer Telegram bot games after the great success of NOT. There are thousands of these games in a form of airdrops. Most of them have already announced the launch date, and listing in very known and large crypto platforms.
It is not a recommendation from me to even invest in them, but for me I did with small amounts for each project, and all you have to do is searching about a valuable and games where they collaborate with bigger successful projects, listing in good platforms, even looking up for famous team members that have good records before.

These kind of games are very popular and trending these days, and it is a chance for everyone who wants to spend a fun time in his weekend with the possibility of getting a chance to earn some money.

the latest developments must be followed by many, that's because all the people who always want to know the latest developments, with the many games that appear, and always want to try it and that's a recent trend that they follow, with something they want I think they enjoy it with the time that is always used hoping for a little luck, so it can attract more players to enter it.

[EarnOnVictor]

With Bitcoin recently rebounding after months of fluctuations, surpassing the $67,000 mark, now is a great time to accumulate Satoshis (the smallest unit of Bitcoin, with 1 Bitcoin equaling 100 million Satoshis). Many “Play-to-Earn” games offer opportunities to earn Satoshis, making it easy for players to enter the world of cryptocurrency.
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Thanks for at least letting people know about these opportunities, but at the same time, I think I'm done with all these games and airdrops that are earning little money for us with huge stress and some annoying tasks attached to them. Some will never pay even as many will take almost a year (if not more) to finalise the payment, it has always been one promise over the other.

Besides, as you listed them with many attached to the ZBD wallet, don't you think something is fishy? I wonder why it must be earned and transferred to the ZBD wallet which is also an app for similar programs like games, surveys etc.

[Webetcoins]

Considering the price of Bitcoin and the amount of satoshis such games provide, it's not worth the time and effort put into them. They are getting money because players watch ads but players aren't getting compensated well for their time and efforts. I know that they can't provide a lot of money, which is why I never recommend spending money on these things because you will only be wasting your time.

We used to have faucets back in the day when we used to claim small amounts of Bitcoin each hour or each day, even those faucets used to give more satoshis than these games and you wouldn't even have to watch ads to get it from faucets.

I don't know if faucets still exist or not because I have not checked from a long time, these games have probably replaced them.

[betswift]

Considering the price of Bitcoin and the amount of satoshis such games provide, it's not worth the time and effort put into them. They are getting money because players watch ads but players aren't getting compensated well for their time and efforts. I know that they can't provide a lot of money, which is why I never recommend spending money on these things because you will only be wasting your time.

We used to have faucets back in the day when we used to claim small amounts of Bitcoin each hour or each day, even those faucets used to give more satoshis than these games and you wouldn't even have to watch ads to get it from faucets.

I don't know if faucets still exist or not because I have not checked from a long time, these games have probably replaced them.

I didn't too, but I agree with the points above. It's more about getting the founders a good chunk of profits from the ads (believe me, if we are talking even about 100k people, it's a good sum for making something new for the project or just putting in your pocket) and only a portion of this money (which are already not that big, in the bigger picture) diversified amongst those who are doing the tasks given. It's a shame, really.

[Plaguedeath]

@OP share your experience after playing these games instead of giving pointless description.

People here don't care with buzzwords and how long your explanation, but how to play, how much you can earn per day, how to earn quickly and where to sell the token are the most important thing if you want to discuss about making money via playing.

So, how much you earn per each games?

[Mustang Shelby]

@OP share your experience after playing these games instead of giving pointless description.

People here don't care with buzzwords and how long your explanation, but how to play, how much you can earn per day, how to earn quickly and where to sell the token are the most important thing if you want to discuss about making money via playing.

So, how much you earn per each games?

He probably can't earn anything from the games. Right now, the games played on Telegram don't generate any income. The trend that started with NOTCOIN continues, that's all. Those who create these games probably earn a lot of money. We can't be mad at them because they are creating a project using the existing popularity. As long as they don't deceive people, they can all create their projects.

[Fiatless]

He probably can't earn anything from the games. Right now, the games played on Telegram don't generate any income. The trend that started with NOTCOIN continues, that's all. Those who create these games probably earn a lot of money. We can't be mad at them because they are creating a project using the existing popularity. As long as they don't deceive people, they can all create their projects.

I have two of these games that I play in my spare time. Considering the worth of these airdrops, I think it is just a waste of time and energy. People shouldn't engage in these tasks as a full-time business because they might not be a fortune to make profit from this hussle. I suspect that some of the developers of these coins do not have good intentions for gamers. They want to use these hyped games or airdrops to gain downloads or views on their social media platforms. With this, they can make money from the activities of their social media platforms. However, I will keep engaging in these games, since they are just for my relaxation or entertainment.

[gunhell16]

I am not familiar with the games you mentioned, and I have tried playing none of them, honestly speaking. Although, recently, I played some of the tap games in the telegram, and those I did were only for a short time.

I noticed that after notcoin success, I have not seen any tap games that fulfilled their promises accurately, because most of them failed in their promised announcements on their official telegram channel.

[Mustang Shelby]

I am not familiar with the games you mentioned, and I have tried playing none of them, honestly speaking. Although, recently, I played some of the tap games in the telegram, and those I did were only for a short time.

I noticed that after notcoin success, I have not seen any tap games that fulfilled their promises accurately, because most of them failed in their promised announcements on their official telegram channel.

Telegram games have no future anyway. As we mentioned before, dozens of copycat projects that started with a solid effect of a game. I doubt that these will make money. I played a few of them and I still play a few, but I have no expectations. I will quit completely soon. The founders earn in this system. The developers of the game earn very serious money with the size of the community from a $ 1 sale transaction.