★ TouchArcade needs your help.Click here to support us on Patreon.★ 'Bitcoin Billionaire' from Noodlecake is the Hottest Way to Mine Fake Bitcoins Since 'Hodappy Bird' When it comes to games where it's possible to mine fake bitcoins, the undisputed leader in the field has to be Hodappy Bird [Free].However, Noodlecake Games and FizzPow Games are ready to pull some oneupmanship with their upcoming game Bitcoin Billionaire.Coming soon, this is a satirical take on 'clicker' games where rapidly tapping the screen will mine them sweet, sweet, fake currency.Or, in this case, fake fake currency.The more bitcoins you mine, the more upgrades you can buy, allowing you to mine while the game is closed, and to mine faster.There will be plenty of cosmetic upgrades to get as well, because you gotta mine them bitcoins in style, like with special hats, and also a kitty.Kitties are the ultimate accessory for bitcoin miners.Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel The game's not just going to feature goofy fake fake currency collection, but also an opt-in ad system for not just incentivized video, but also rewards for enabling banner ads.

We live in a strange era.Sadly, you can't mine actual bitcoins with this game; we're just not ready for that radical of a future.The game's currently in the hands of Apple, so pending approval, it'll be out soon.Bitcoin Billionaire by Noodlecake Studios IncWhen you begin Bitcoin Billionare, you’re a nerdy bitcoin miner languishing in a musty office.But if you play the iPhone long enough, and you’ll transform from a “geeky bitcoin miner to geeky bitcoin miner who owns a private island.” How does one achieve this aspirational lifestyle?(And keep clicking.)The brilliance of Bitcoin Billionaire, from Noodlecake Studios (the creators of Super Stickman Golf) and FizzPow Games, is in how it maximizes the already addictive nature of click games.“Underneath the cute retro 8-bit graphics and cheery chiptunes, the game revels in the fact that it’s just an idle clicker,” writes Animal.The more clicks, the better.Players can click with as many fingers as the screen allows.The more you click, the more valuable your clicks become, generating more bitcoins per click.

Once your mining gets rolling, your geek’s surroundings quickly begin improving, with new furniture, nicer offices, and fancy tech toys.bitcoin faucet ukAnother way this clicker ensures your return is by allowing players to “invest” in objects like robot butlers and hover boards, which accrue value while you’re away from the game.litecoin price 2010Watching ads in the game is optional, but choosing to watch them can exponentially increase the value of your clicks.sell bitcoin western unionIf you want, you can even exchange real money for virtual “hyperbits,” allowing you to shift the proceedings further in your favor.ethereum march 18

In a move of deceptive genius, the game will gift you these hyperbits in exchange for promoting it on Facebook or allowing it to send you push notifications.By incentivizing all interaction, Bitcoin Billionaire becomes impossible to resist–after all, what’s a harmless a push notification if it’s worth few more sweet, sweet coins?box bitcoin faucetWatch out Android users, this time sucker is coming for you next.[h/tbitcoin timeline chartI hate Bitcoin Billionaire [Free] for existing.bitcoin liechtensteinIt's an idle clicker game, where tapping the screen gets stuff that can be spent on other stuff, but I've spent way too much time playing this.bitcoin gold kaufenI've mined way too many fake bitcoins to be proud of myself in any way.bitcoin trade in nigeria

I've had fun, and this game provides some real excitement and does so in a way that can be played for free with innovative incentivized advertising, but again, I feel kind of ashamed about it.Genuinely, it deserves five stars for excellence at what it is, but perhaps one star out of spite for existing.How Bitcoin Billionaire works is that it's about mining fake bitcoins by tapping the screen rapidly to mine them.Then, those bitcoins are spent on investments which get increasingly ridiculous, going from comic books to hyperloops.As well, the miner tool can be upgraded to later levels, which mines more bitcoins per tap.And this all happens while the house the miner sits in gets more ornate and ridiculous, while they sit there tapping away at the keyboard, watching the bitcoins come in.There's fake news that runs across the top of the screen parodying games and tech, and the silliness of you, mining bitcoins.The clicker genre is fascinating to me, in part because it manages to distill what a game is down to a very simple set of circumstances: the challenge is literally how much you can click in order to get more of the game's currency, which you then spend to make it faster.

Most games are less blatant about this being their loops, but clickers wear it on their sleeve.They're about satisfaction and yearning for more of it, and they don't mask it in any way.Heck, Bitcoin Billionaire wears it on its sleeve, making its fake currency about mining (fake) bitcoins.Sadly, we probably won't see a clicker game about mining a real cryptocurrency any time soon, at least on iOS.There was Super Doge on Google Play for a short while.I think that the clicker genre requires a certain mindset to enjoy, the acceptance of the idea that a video game can be about the minimum requirements at all to be a 'game' in any way!But even then, I think I enjoy the absolute lack of barrier to entry.I can pick up Bitcoin Billionaire and play it right away.I can play it casually while watching TV, or read something on the internet while idly tapping, though the game rewards focused play through the random events and the boxes that drop in.As well, multitouch tapping is supported, so you can put some effort into getting those fake bitcoins.

Perhaps it's the utter lack of commitment that I enjoy so much that allows me to dive in completely.I feel just a bit confused by that, honestly.I know how stupid and shallow it is, but I can't stop caring about it.Bitcoin Billionaire is free-to-play, but is definitely a game that can be played without spending a dime or even watching a single ad, it'll just require slower progression.There's a two-tier currency system, but the hard currency, hyperbits, are given out for free, 25 per day.There's incentivized video ads for a number of purposes, but there's also incentivized banner ads, where displaying banners for a certain amount of time will grant a reward similarly to the video ads, like a coin burst based on investment earnings, or bonus tapping rates.The random events that pop up can be enhanced if positive or bypassed if negative by watching a video ad or paying 2 hyperbits.As far as what actual money can be spent on, these include hyperbits which can be exchanged for bitcoins or supercharged boosts.

There's an Auto Miner available so you can tap and hold in order to mine bitcoins.There's a coin doubler and a daily hyperbit doubler.You can also buy a cat for $0.99 or 50 hyperbits.Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel But really, the game doesn't require spending anything on it, it's literally only to speed up progression, which is what this game is all about.The fun is in watching the numbers get higher and buying things to make the game progress faster.The hyperbits are pretty much the only paywall of any sort, as once you run out of the daily allotment, and if you run out of ads to watch, then you'll either have to pony up for more hyperbits or suffer the negative consequences of the random events when they happen.So if you want faster progression without setbacks, well, Noodlecake is happy to take your money.This is truly a free-to-play game, though I admit I have spent a couple of dollars on this.Again, I'm ashamed because I know this game's tricks, I know it's meant to be as shallow as possible and yet I can't stop playing.