Comparison of Apple and Android versions – Lucky Coin Pusher Review

1. I have never not known these games to have ads in them. What I do know is when I can click out of an ad. Do you need this ad for a boost coin or free spin wheel token? Let it run. If not, click out, it changes nothing and increases your gameplay time. 2. I saw someone else mention their coins were suddenly worth 2 coins instead of 1, and this was shortening their gameplay considerably. This is an optional version in the menu you can unlock at level 25 called ChipDozer. You now have the option for all coins to be worth 2 coins when you lay them down, and thus when they’re collected towards your total, OR you can go into your menu and switch back to the classic version of the game. When you first hit this level, the game does demo this option, but you are not stuck here, and can leave and never return. 3. I am a big fan of the boost coins, the spin wheel, and the quests. It can be a very brainless game or you can apply a lot of strategy to this game and use your keys, your boost coins, dozer dollars, and how you lay down your regular coins quite thoughtfully to keep this game going as long as possible. I have never once paid actual money for an in-game micro-transaction, and at most have used their offers for more free DozerDollars or coins to continue my game, which can be as simple as “watch this video for 9 coins”. Tapjoy never seems to be in a state of not triplicating their rewards, and you can contest your outcome to them if they haven’t paid out pretty easily. I’ve never had an issue getting my coins or DozerDollars, just my goblets from completed offers, but it’s a silly game I don’t pay for, it’s not that big a deal. It’s something I do to pass the time. All in all, I give this app 5 stars, it’s the first mobile game that I’ve downloaded as an offer for tokens a different app to make money, and the only one I didn’t delete bc I got so hooked on it. Actually, I would like to concede a point someone else made in a review I read earlier also; you cannot sell the prizes back for coins on the original CoinDozer. I have also downloaded CoinDozer: Casino and that one still maintains that feature, Between Android and Apple, the graphics and animation are far sharper, the ads run more smoothly, there isn’t an ad every 3 minutes, there’s a choice to speed up or slow down the dozer I have never encountered on the Android version, and the Apple game is overall far sharper, with way less ads, and offers for in-game micro-transactions, allowing me to take advantage of the coin walls to their fullest extent. If you are frustrated with how long you get with the coin walls and the screens popping up preventing gameplay, I suggest you play the Android version, and you will soon see there is very little to complain about comparatively. I give this game 4.5 stars, but the 5 will have to do, since I think 4 is too low.
Review by Laquietta McNeely on Lucky Coin Pusher.