Star Matching App – Review:
You may be wondering if Star Matching is a scam or 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 encourage you to read the entire article before commenting; you’ll find the answers you’re looking for here.
If this is your first time visiting the blog, please note that this site is independent; we have no affiliation with the app or the studio that published it. On this blog, we test apps that offer money and share our experiences so other users have a guide or a clearer idea of what they can find. We, like you, are users; we look for apps that actually pay, and we understand how annoying it is to find a junk app, which is why we always try to help you avoid them.
On the other hand, it hasn’t all been bad. Throughout our search, we found several apps that pay and can help you generate extra income from your phone. The apps that work are compiled in lists so you can easily find and compare them. Just keep in mind that none of them will make you a millionaire or replace your job. Okay, now let’s see if Star Matching is a scam or actually pays.
What is Star Matching?
Star Matching is a simple game, too simple that consists solely of tapping colored blocks until the screen is completely empty. Of course, the more tiles you can remove per block, the better, but the main objective is to eliminate them, regardless of whether they’re in large groups or not. This game probably sounds familiar to you, as it’s quite common to find similar themes when looking for an app to earn money.
While this game might be confused with several I’ve reviewed previously, it was published by Bigtink Digital Creations, a studio that, while familiar to me, doesn’t have any similar games. So far, this company has three other games, two of which I’ve tried, but none of them offered any real reward or the possibility of making money in any way, so they’re just huge disappointments. Bigtink Digital Creations is the kind of company that will use any strategy to attract public attention, even if it involves deceiving users.
If I had realized from the beginning that the game was published by this company I wouldn’t have even wasted my time testing it, a company that lies once lies always.
Installation and registration in Star Matching:
Finding this app is easy, although it can be confused with other projects, so I recommend checking the name of the company that published it to avoid any mistakes or confusion. If you don’t see the option to install it, it may be due to compatibility issues with your phone.
You don’t need to register to access the app; your details can be added later.
How does it work?
Playing Star Matching is the easiest game you’ll find on the Play Store. You just have to tap blocks of a single color to remove the tiles. The goal is to completely empty the screen. When you open the app, you can see what I’m talking about: you’ll see several tiles randomly placed, some forming colorful patterns, and others are sandwiched between groups they don’t belong in, but you can easily find a way out.
When the game starts, I recommend you calmly review the tiles on your screen. Once you’ve figured out how to remove them, you can proceed to tap the group you think is most convenient. Remember that the more tiles you remove in a single move, the higher your score and the amount of money you’ll earn. However, it’s not mandatory; you can remove just two or three tiles and nothing will happen. You can select the block you want to remove by tapping one of its tiles; the app will take care of the rest.
Keep in mind that the tiles must be placed in a row, without any interruptions, and diagonal tiles don’t count. Once you complete the game, you can claim your reward.
Payments:
You can request payment through PayPal, Pix, Pagbank, VISA, MasterCard, and American Express or at least those were the options that appeared on my menu. The minimum payout for all methods is $500, and while it can be a great extra income, we must keep in mind that it’s completely unrealistic.
You can spend entire afternoons on the app and still reach your goal, as you’ll receive less and less money, and when you reach the required amount, you’ll be asked to watch ads in exchange for starting the withdrawal process, a process that never happens.
Does Star Matching pay?
I’d like to tell you yes, but the reality is that Star Matching doesn’t pay; it’s just a scam like other games we’ve seen in the past. As I told you, the company that published this app is a company I’ve known for a while, when I reviewed Carsinline Release and Sliding Card 2048, projects that were failures, so I wasn’t expecting anything good from this new game. The best thing to do when you see an app created by Bigtink Digital Creations is to walk away; none of their apps work.
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: