What matters in this game
Daily playtime reports are a promising research lead. Count the total hours before treating the advertised reward as easy money.
- Reports describe a long recurring commitment, not a quick one-off payout.
- A 120-minute counter can reportedly update while a shorter counter does not.
- Another player reports a support correction; failure is not universal.
Choose your approach
Judge the next achievable milestone, its deadline and the full effort required. The largest advertised reward is not an expected return.
Free to play
Read daily active-play tasksLong daily commitments; country, OS and paid status often missing.
Strict €0 means no purchases, including purchases funded by previous rewards or gift cards.
With purchases
Calculate what you would actually keep.Subtract every pack, booster and resource purchase from the credited reward. Read the purchase conditions in the source examples below; missing costs cannot be treated as zero.
A faster paid completion does not establish a free-to-play completion time or a positive net return.
Freecash milestones & conditions
These are dated source examples. Country, device, provider and account can change the targets, rewards and deadlines.
Historical daily goal described by Federal_Director9295
Historical community offer description, not official terms or a live FR offer. Credit states are attributed claims.
| Milestone | Reward | Deadline | Purchase conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 minutes a day for 5 days | Not documented | Reported goal expires that night; full deadline not documented | Not documented |
Time estimate in the source: 5 qualifying days required; no verified completion time.
Country, OS, full offer version, complete spending and current availability are not established.
How much time does it take?
- Active play
- Reported task requirement: 30–120 minutes daily; measured active time not documented.
- Elapsed days & waiting
- One commenter describes a 90-day offer period; not a completed 90-day result.
Public reports do not document measured active time and complete spending together.
