4 Brand NEW Reward Apps in 2025! - Are They Worth It?
- Vince
- Jul 19
- 3 min read
Match World 3D – Is the Reward System Worth the Grind
When I first launched Match World 3D, I noticed the two main currencies right away — Coinbase coins and diamonds. But to me, it’s the Coinbase currency that really matters, since that's what links to PayPal here in Australia. 10,000 coins only equals 1 cent, though, so keep that in mind. The gameplay itself is pretty standard — match three of the same object, beat the level, move on. It’s not bad for passing time, honestly, but yeah, after each level, you’re hit with an ad no matter what. Even when you try to collect without boosting, the ad still plays. That part felt a bit sneaky. I did manage to get some coins out of it, but the pace felt really slow for what you get back.
Score Masters – Satoshi Rewards Through Soccer Gameplay
Score Masters definitely stood out a bit with its soccer mechanics and the whole Satoshi reward system. You get your own little squad, and the matches are against AI. You can actually move your player around and try to score goals, which I thought was a nice change from typical tap-only games. There’s a stamina system and a timer, so you’ve got to think fast. The rewards came in Satoshi, and I redeemed 34 of them using a Zebedee wallet. It was about 6 cents USD, and yes, it did arrive straight away for me. But just like the others, the ads hit hard — pretty much one every minute — so depending on where you live, the experience might be different.
Gem Racer Update – Leaderboard Season 2 Now Live
Just a quick update on Gem Racer, everyone — Season 2 of the Super Gem Champion leaderboard is now live. If you’re new to it, this is a game I built for the community where you dodge hazards, collect trophies, and trade them for super gems. The top three players this month will score some rewards, so definitely give it a try if you're into that kind of challenge. You can change your car skin, use abilities, and even buy extra gems to boost the prize pool if you want to. The download link’s in the description — hope to see some of you climbing the leaderboard!
PlayOffline – Does the First Payout Come With a Catch
PlayOffline looked really promising at first. I liked that it had a few different game types — Solitaire, Block 2048, Crossmath — and you didn’t need to install anything extra. I started with Block 2048, and right away I was hit with an ad. That pretty much continued every 45 seconds or so. Still, I powered through and ended up cashing out 30 cents USD, and it actually arrived within 24 hours. But then things changed. The next payout minimum jumped to $5, which honestly felt like a bit of a bait-and-switch. It took nearly two hours to earn that first 30 cents, so I’m not sure how fair that jump is going forward.
Onet Jackpot Tap & Match Tile – Frequent Ads for Small Gains
Onet Jackpot Tap & Match Tile is another one of those match-three style games with gem rewards that supposedly convert into PayPal currency every three hours. I found it super straightforward — just match the tiles, try not to get stuck, and move on. There's a timer on the screen and powerups at the bottom if you need help. The levels took me about two or three minutes each, but the ads just wouldn’t stop. Pretty much every level ends with an ad, and even some mid-level too. I did get 5 cents out of it after about an hour, and that did arrive in my PayPal — but it’s a lot of time and a lot of ads for not much in return.
Final Thoughts – What These Apps Delivered (and What They Didn’t)
So after testing all these out, I’ve got to say — most of them gave something back, even if it was small. Match World 3D and Onet Jackpot definitely felt slower on the payout side, especially with the constant ads. Score Masters was more interesting with the gameplay and Satoshi rewards, and Gem Racer’s leaderboard is still going strong for those who want to compete. PlayOffline started strong but changed its rules fast after the first payout, which is something to watch for. At the end of the day, it really depends on how much time you’re willing to invest for tiny returns. Hopefully this video helped you figure out which ones might be worth exploring yourself.
