MatchLand – Review:
You may be wondering if MatchLand actually pays after seeing ads for it. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place. I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the app. Before continuing, I want to clarify that this article is based solely on my own experience.
If this is your first time visiting the blog, I invite you to check out our other articles, where you’ll find reviews of other apps that also offer money. Our goal with each of these articles is to inform and help other readers make the best decision for each project. We, like you, are users; we’re not affiliated in any way with the game or the studio that published it; we only seek to inform other users. You can also tell us in the comments section about your experience and whether it worked for you or not; just remember to do so respectfully.
On the other hand, if this game isn’t what you’re looking for, don’t worry. At the end of the article, you’ll find some lists of paid apps that can help you. All the apps on the lists are safe and pay; check them out; you’re sure to find one that catches your eye. Anyway, let’s see if MatchLand pays or if it’s a scam.
What is MatchLand?
If you haven’t noticed yet, MatchLand is a simple game where you have to match three tiles until they’re all removed from your screen. This game is quite common, and if it reminds you of anything, it’s because you’ve spent too much time looking for an app to earn money playing it, or because you’re familiar with mahjong, the game it’s inspired by. Over the months, I’ve seen this game with different names and slight variations, but the result has always been the same, and this time seems no different.
In case you’re wondering, this particular game was published by OTW Developer, a studio that has five other publishers. I was looking through the company’s profile and noticed that their other games are pretty generic and don’t really offer a great experience or reward that warrants your play; they’re just lackluster games that aren’t worth your time. It’s clear that the company has been trying to get the public’s attention for some time, but for some reason their project hasn’t taken off, and frustration seems to be starting to rule the roost.
We can’t forget that games are often advertised as revenue-generating options with the sole intention of attracting audiences. None of these games have the true intention of paying or rewarding you in any way.
Installation and registration in MatchLand:
Finding this app is easy, but I recommend checking the name of the company that published it to avoid any errors or confusion with other projects. If it doesn’t give you the option to install it, it could be due to compatibility issues with your phone. There’s no solution for this; you should look for other options that may work on your phone.
You don’t need to register to access the app; your information will only be requested when you begin the withdrawal process.
How does it work?
When you enter MatchLand, you’ll have access to a short tutorial where you can learn how the game works and what each on-screen tool does. The app’s interface is quite simple, although it does have a menu and a waiting room where you can take a break from the game. However, if you start a level, you must finish it or you’ll lose your progress. Levels are further divided into categories that can present a greater challenge, but we’ll get to that later.
Once the game starts, all you have to do is start looking for possible groups. For this, I recommend taking a look at the options before making any moves. At the bottom of the screen, you’ll find some spaces that you can use as wildcards to place pieces while you find new groups. This way, you can clear part of your screen and later complete those groups. Keep in mind that the spaces are limited, and if you fill them all without achieving your goal, you’ll lose and have to start from scratch.
Once you’ve removed all the tiles from your screen, you can access your reward . This process only takes a few seconds and is almost automatic. You may be required to watch ads in some cases.
Payments:
Here comes the most disappointing aspect of the app: despite being marketed as a revenue-generating option, it’s not real. This app doesn’t offer any payment methods; the few coins you manage to collect are only valuable within the game; outside of it, they’ll have no value.
The game was designed from the beginning to generate income for its creators, but in no case will users be rewarded.
Does MatchLand pay?
No matter how much we wish this were real, the reality is that MatchLand doesn’t pay; it’s just a junk app. The ads you may see indicate it’s a monetized app; the only problem is that the money goes solely to the company’s coffers, leaving users behind. Personally, I recommend deleting the game from your phone and looking for other options that might actually be helpful.
Rating:
0/5
THIS APP DOES NOT PAY
Next I will leave you a list of apps that if they paid you, you decide which one best suits your needs:
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