Fall Pops App Review: Earn $132+?

Welcome to my Fall Pops app review.

I was playing some games when some ad popped up for this game.

It featured a woman of Asian descent calling out teens and lazy people who want to get rich without working for money.

She proceeded to say that all you need to do is download Fall Pops on your phone while holding numerous notes in her hand.

While some people will watch an advert and dismiss it, a lot of people will go ahead and download the game to see if it will help them do the same.

This is where I come in, as I have reviewed many games just like this one, so I know what to look for with legitimate or non-paying games.

If you are wondering if Fall Pops, this post will give you more of an idea of what they are about and whether they are worth it.

 

Fall Pops Review Summary

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• Owner: Infinite Play
• What Are They?: Merging Game
• My Worth It Rating: 2/5

 

What Is Fall Pops?

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So Fall Pops is another game that is ball themed and involves merging with other balls.

This concept has become familiar with other developers creating games like Stack The Numbers, Merge Number Plus, and Hyper 2048.

With those games, I listed above, what they all have in common is that they claim you can make $100’s from merging items. Whether that is cards, blocks, or balls, it’s normally the same.

Fall Pops, which is owned by Infinite Play, has been advertised a lot recently and, as a result, has 50k installs while only being in early access.

If you search the game on the app store, it will say it’s yet to be released; however, from what I have heard, apps are doing that so no one can leave negative comments.

Without comments, it makes games like this one innocent, and therefore people are more likely to play the game.

The Fall Of Pops

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While Fall Pops’ works are not new in that all your doing is merging balls, there is a discrepancy between the gameplay in the advert and the game itself.

This is because what Infinite Play is advertising is nothing like what users actually see in-game. Let me explain exactly what I mean by this:

You see below is a screenshot of the advert that many people see before they download the game:

Whereas here is an image of what I see when I open up the game.

As you can see, contrary to what’s shown in the first image, there is no value on the balls that you merge.

So if you were to connect those four green balls with the cursor over them, you wouldn’t get $32 from connecting all four even though they make it seem the case originally.

If you do the same action within the game, you still get money, but you aren’t getting big sums like initially portrayed.

You can understand that it’s just a misleading advert that they have created, but if you’re even slightly switched on, it will click that making hundreds of dollars in seconds drawing lines from ball to ball is not feasible.

Playing The Fall Pops Game

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You have a container that fills up with colored but also numbered balls. The goal is to connect balls of the same number by joining them to each other.

To do this, you just drag your finger from one to another, making a chain. When you do this, the total amount you pop will make a new amount.

Let’s say you joined 4 of the blue balls together that have number 2 on them; you would then make a green 8 ball.

When you make these connections and merge balls, you will get level rewards in the form of non-transferable cash.

This aspect remains the same with the advert, as you will still get money in Fall Pops frequently.

For every merge I did, I did get a few USD added to my balance. However, whether or not this theme continues, I don’t know.

Here is an example of one I received:

All of which were in the same region, and I managed to get the amount a handful of times.

But as you may have noticed, there is a video symbol on the collect button. This means if you want to claim what you earn, you must watch a video.

It’s Fall Pops, a subtle way of getting you to watch adverts while playing. It’s also the reason why making money is so frequent.

 

How Do They Pay?

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With Fall Pops, if you get to $200, you can convert that cash into either PayPal money or an Amazon voucher.

In the small terms, it says you only get paid once you have reached a certain level. However, that level is not disclosed.

It also says how anything you earn will accumulate as you play the game and that you can cash out; however, there is no information on delivery times.

If you are at this Fall Pops app review, want to know if they pay, the answer is unlikely.

 

What You Need To Know About

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1. Cash Per Pop

While this is technically correct in that for most pops, you win $4-5, this is the case early on anyway.

However, when you compare the game in the advert, it makes it look like you could earn up to $32 in a second just from doing one action.

This is not true in the slightest; instead, you will pick up dollars like is the case with every other game.

But you are always fighting a losing battle in the end, as the earnings drop down and you end up not even reaching the threshold.

However, once you have got to that $190 mark, they have got the ad revenue out of you, plus Fall Pops aren’t even obliged to payout.

So it leaves you without a leg to stand on.

The money they claim people can earn is ridiculous because no one can fund it.

Think of it like this: 50 thousand people are downloading this game, ultimately with the same objective to make money.

However, if everyone gets the $200 payout as promised, the company would be looking at 5,000,000 payouts.

Do you think an app developer as small as this one can afford to pay that out even with the ad revenue?

Not a chance!

There are just no limits when it comes to the claims that these games make, and to be honest, I wouldn’t be surprised if one app came my way, saying you can make $100 just through clicking your fingers.

But at the end of the day, they only say the things they do to get your attention and exploit you for your eagerness to earn money.

 

2. Making Money Requires Work

An aspect I feel is worth addressing is to with the advert; this is where the lady says that these games are for lazy teenagers who want to make money.

This is very clever because they are targeting this demographic, as it’s one that typically struggles for money. I would know myself having recently been one.

But this whole idea of not having to work for money is again lies, as I am yet to come across a way of making an income that doesn’t require effort.

You may come across opportunities where you can earn passive income online, but even then, there is work that goes into it to get it going.

It’s not just Fall Pops who say this, but many other developers do too, which is again to exploit people.

 

 

Conclusion

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While it would be cool to make lots of money playing a game like Fall Pops, it’s unfortunately not feasible, especially with the amounts they bring up.

As I mentioned earlier, if they were to pay out every user, it would put them out of pocket big time. That in itself is how I know games like this one don’t payout and likely never will.

The game itself is fine, and I could understand if someone enjoyed playing it; however, the developers give people the wrong impressions with money and make it seem like it is straightforward to attain huge sums of it, which is not the case.

As you can see, this game is only worth playing if you intend to have fun with the game, as making any money is nearly impossible.

If you want to learn about fair apps and payout, check out this list I made of ones I recommend.

Closing Off

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Thanks for taking the time to read this Fall Pops app review. I hope it helped you out.

If you have comments you would like to make, do let me know below 🙂