I’ve been playing Coin Master for a while now, and it’s honestly really entertaining. The mix of spinning, building villages, and raiding friends keeps things exciting and unpredictable. It’s super easy to pick up and play, which makes it great for quick breaks.That said, the game definitely pushes in-app purchases pretty hard. You can still enjoy it without spending money, but progress can feel slow at times if you don’t. Also, running out of spins quickly can be frustrating.Overall, it’s a fun and addictive game with a good social element—just be mindful of how much you spend!🙃😜🤓🧐🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

There are obvious spots on the board game where the dice’s like to land on the majority of the time. When there’s a high goal, your chances of landing on anything but coins is so low, literally looped around the board game 3 times (multiple times) just getting coins so it’s not worth spinning high rolls just to lose all your spins so they can dump a bunch of micro-transaction ads asking you to spend 25 bucks for some dookie rewards. They say they have those pop up so we don’t miss out on what they have to offer but those ads stay on the main screen all on the left side so i don’t understand what i’d be missing out on if you don’t pop up like 10ads on my screen everytime i run out of spins. Check the % probability of what you’ll receive if you do spend the money so you can see it’s not worth it before dropping a buck. Some of the side rewards is rigged too. it’ll say “spin for a chance to win” but doesn’t show you what you’ll need to land on or look out for or how many points left you need to secure it. it’s just luck if they want to give you the points for the micro event bc you can land on the same spot they gave you points last time but the next time you land on that spot again, you get nothing. you’ll see that the bar is close to full but still need to spin ab 3k to actually get that reward. I would have issues where it says i’m getting points towards certain micro events and even those icons do a little emote to show where it’s going but i don’t see any points added to it. Their service reps are just bots bc when i reached out about it, i got an automated response less than a minute later saying they “looked into it and found nothing.”

This game is fun if you're below level 80 or don't have a competitive bone in your body. After almost 5 months of giving this game a chance, I can confidently say it's not fun anymore. The prices for packs are absurd, considering how quickly resources are expended in this. You won't be able to win a "Rapids Rush" event without spending minimum 175k energy. I've calculated it numerous times. My board is at 287, and it's a struggle to level anything on it. Stupidly, i've sunk literal hundreds into this game because i'm competitive. But won't anymore because it gets you absolutely nowhere. Don't like pop-ups? Too bad, you'll be flooded with them anytime your sparks or energy are low. Then you get to close 9 different ads pushing you to spend at least $30 or "invite more friends". Which also isn't worth it for the rewards you get. I've done it. All of the events for guild and personal are all super close together too (every 2 days), so good luck saving any resources ever to win any personal event. I WANT to support the game, because it is cute. With all of the mentioned problems though, I can't sit here and encourage anyone to play this game.

The game itself is fun and offers lots of different ways to earn energy without having to spend money, which I really appreciate.My issue is with the friend invite system. I invited a friend, but because we are connected through Facebook, he automatically appeared on my friends list in the game. Since he was already listed as a friend, I couldn’t complete the “invite a friend” step. Customer support told me I didn’t receive credit because I didn’t complete every step of the process, but I couldn’t complete the last step due to the Facebook connection.I explained this to support, but they were unwilling to help or offer any solution. It’s frustrating because the game is enjoyable, but the invite system and customer service experience need improvement.This keeps the review little less than fair: you praise the fun parts while clearly explaining the issue and why you’re frustrated, which usually carries more weight than a full-blown rage review. Humans tend to listen better when you don’t sound like you’re trying to launch the game into the sun.I explain the issue to coin masters rep again and they are not willing to compensate for the problem I had with the friend invite. I everything required except the last step because of the Facebook friend are automatically added to friends list. This is not my fault for not finishing the last step. For this reason I am leaving my review at two stars!