Bitcoin Billionaire

This game has character in spades. I had immense amounts of fun with Billionaire in its early stages. The sense of progression is great in the early and middle stages, and the boosts-for-ads and relative access to premium currency can heighten that progress. The graphics are simple, but they work, and the customization options are extensive for your character and the world around you—aka the screen that you’re staring at, which is a welcome change to most of these clicker/idle games. The crown jewel of this game, though, is the writing; the pop culture references and jokes are frequent and hilarious. The news crawl has its share of quality fourth-wall-breaking jokes as well. However...somewhere around the middle, the game becomes a bit too reliant on ad boosts for any meaningful progress. Also, the grind gets quite grind-y in the final stages of the game, namely unlocking the last of the room items and achievements. But the game overall shouldn’t be docked for it; that endgame is there for the sadistic souls, completionists, and those who want to see the last of the film and TV references that the unlocks offer. Overall, it is a pretty fun game, just be sure to follow the cardinal rule for gaming when you’re playing it. If you’re not having fun with it, leave it be.

This game is very fun and entertaining, their are lots of things to achieve and discover. There are many worlds, which take an extended time to complete, making it last for very long. Like most idle clickers, this game is very addicting, and has lots of jokes and flavor text at the top of the screen (FizzNews). I like when idle clickers do this because it keeps you entertained. The downside to this, is that you will see each part of text often, which makes it lose its flavor. But the many types of currency really make you feel like your progressing when you think back to when you had little money. The items achieved by upgrading your bitMiner make you strive to upgrade the bitMiner, which makes you feel like there is a goal. Overall, this game is a great way to spend your downtime. Even if you don’t have the app open, it continues to get money with the investment income you achieve, so even if you don’t play often, you can still get loads of money. This game deserves a four star for its charm and how addictive it is.

After playing this game for a few days now, I can comfortably say that it is a great game. There are no forced ads and you can earn 25 hyperbits (the valuable, money-bought currency) everyday. And that’s without buying the upgrade to get 50 hyperbits per day. I’m pleased with this system for many reasons. It keeps you coming back everyday and makes the game seem fair. Compare this system to the one in PewDiePie’s Tuber Simulator, where you rarely get Bux without buying them, and only use them on decorations and music, and I find myself enjoying this game far more. My only complaint is that when you buy the auto-tapper, there are multiple levels to purchase. So far I’ve bought level one, but I’ll probably buy level two in the future. I highly recommend this game as a great and very fair, free mobile game to both pass the time and actively engage in.