Are you looking for a great time killer to play with your friends? Say no more because I would recommend you play Coin Master. An epic multiplayer game that you can play with your Facebook friends. It's light and a family-friendly game. What are you waiting for, spin, raid, build, and attack?!
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Coin Master is a free mobile phone game compatible with iOS or Android users. Players spin slot machines to win coins, shields, and weapons so they could attack and raid villages. They can also build their own villages. Characters travel to different magical lands and they could be anything they want from a pirate, king, or even an astronaut. This app uses Facebook to connect the player with their friends and encourage players to connect with others. Players build their way to the top!
(Coin Master Icon)
I would warn you that this application contains ads and just be patient although out when pop-outs appear from nowhere. It also offers in-app purchases to speed your way up to the top. Wouldn't recommend purchasing power-ups though just save your money. Since this game is connected to your Facebook account, you need a good Wi-Fi connection to play this game.
(Coin Master Loading Page)
Have you played casual gambling games such as POP! Slots-Free Vegas Slots? Coin Master's gameplay is similar to any slot machine games except its graphics give out a cartoon style in nature and a cleaner look for easy gameplay.
The Slot Machine Function
The game is a virtual slot machine. You collect spins to win coins, spins, and shields. Actually, this is the first thing you will see when you open the game (After the loading page, of course). This is the main gameplay of the game. When you spin the slot machine you'll receive the following:
(Right: Slot machine, left: Rewards)
Building your village
(From left to right: village map, your village, shop)
You'll first start as a Viking and build your village. It is easy to level up and upgrade your buildings in this stage. You just have to spin, attack, and raid. Strengthen your village and you can move up to the next level. It's just that easy!
Raiding and Attacking villages
(This is raiding your friend would look like. You'll get a pet once you get to village/level 5. The pet will help you with gaining more coins.)
This is the fun part of the game. You get to attack and raid not just spinning the wheel all day. Steal your friend's or foe's coin to earn more. Save enough to improve your village or to move up to the next level. You only get to attack your friends when you got 3 pig head. Moreover, you can only get to attack your foe when you got 3 hammers. Wait a minute, what's the difference between attacking and raiding? Well, raiding your opponent means you get to steal coins by digging up holes in other villages. Whereas attacking your opponent, you get to strike their buildings. When they have shields put up, you can only obtain a minimum amount of coins.
(Left: This is what attacking another village looks like, Right: When your village is attacked)
Takeaway
Coin Master is indeed a fun game to play with. Invite your friends and keep annoying them with random raids and attacks. You can't do many fun things with this game. sadly, there's no in-game messaging service so you have to log-in to your Facebook account to chitchat with your game friends. For a beginner player, you don't have to worry just relax and have fun spinning and winning. Try it out for yourself and have fun. Let's play!
Note: I completed a task in and it involves this game. The task aforementioned inspired me to write this article. Thank you for reading my first article please leave some comments down below. It took me some time to write this and not just Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V my way. Pictures are screenshots from the game itself. Did I miss something from the game, just comment it down below? What should I write next? 'Til next time!