Bitcoin Apps and Smartphone Games

We are all part of the smartphone generation. Some call it a revolution, some call it a curse. Whichever way you look at it, you’ve probably still got a smartphone that you use for pretty much anything and everything.

I mean, who doesn’t love an app?

Whether we’re on the move, commuting to and from work, or sitting at home on the sofa, the simple joy of thumbing away at a smartphone game is a secret obsession that most of us have. Kids, teens, and grownups, pretty much everyone spends at least a few minutes of every day on their smartphone, wiling away the hours playing a game of some kind.

It could be attacking some temperamentally challenged birds you’re into, or stacking up and knocking down colorful collections of candy, there isn’t really any theme that’s off limits when it comes to smartphone gaming.

For Bitcoin enthusiasts and aficionados then, putting this type of game together with the potential to earn Bitcoin sounds like a dream come true. Here are some games where that dream is actually a reality. Enjoy!

Takara

In the same style as the much loved PokemonGo, Takara uses geolocation to allow you to collect coins from specific locations in your area. You have to make sure you keep your wits about you though, to avoid walking out into the middle of the road or face first into a lamppost, but it’s a cool way of bolstering your wallet.

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You may even get your steps in for the day playing Takara, so it’s a game with the potential to earn you Bitcoin and keep you fit at the same time. Special education practitioners were pretty vocal about the benefits of PokemonGo for getting people living with autism to venture out into the world around them, which is pretty cool for a game.

No one is expecting Takara to have quite as much of a positive social impact as that, but for Bitcoin enthusiasts, it could be something well worth spending some time on.

Oh Crop

The definition of an addictive game, Oh Crop allows players to duck, dive and dodge from an array of different missiles. At Coindoo we absolutely love this game. We’ve even been tempted to recreate it in real life a couple of times, but as you’ll discover when you read about it, that would just be wasteful and we’d end up with a huge mess to clean up.

The missiles you need to dodge in this game come in the form of different vegetables and farm crops, as the cleverly worded title suggests. Just be careful how you read that out loud. That’s an intentional similarity to a curse word right there.

The aim of this ever so addictive game is to steer clear from a range of pesky, evil plants, whose mission and sole purpose in life seems to be to kill you.

And we thought that eating your veggies was supposed to be good for you.

Collecting game tokens and power-ups at every available juncture will help improve your chances of survival and tackle the enemy plants in the process. The longer you survive, the more points you can win, and the player with the most points at the end of the game will receive the highest payout of Bitcoin.

You get to use a really neat intuitive virtual joystick to control your selected character in this game, which is a really cool feature, but the icing on the cake has to be the earning potential.

Ending up in the top 15 on the leaderboard will earn you the most reward, but if you don’t manage to make that list, don’t worry, the game enters new cycles every couple of days. The leaderboard will be reset when this happens and you’ll have another chance to shine.

Storm Play

If you’re looking earn a range of coins or tokens like STORM, Bitcoin or Ethereum, you could try your hand at Storm Play, where users earn rewards for trying out a host of different games, reviewing products and sampling services. Your earnings can be transferred to your preferred wallet whenever you wish, meaning you can cash out as soon you get bored and head off to interpret the day’s latest crypto signals to your heart’s content.

If the new stuff doesn’t suit you, you can’t go far wrong with the two addictive games mentioned previously. After all, they’re just a few thumb taps away.