Neonball Master App Review: Win $10,000?

Welcome to what will be a Neonball Master app review.

Looking at some of the adverts for this game features a popular TV show called Price Is Right.

You may be familiar with it, as I do believe it’s a big one in the US.

However, what the owners of this app have done, is put a clip from this show which shows a boy winning 10’000 USD.

I honestly have no clue what this show has to do with the game. It is the same with it being based around Plinko.

But that prize amount of 10k has nothing to do with Neonball Master.

So what they’re doing is making it seem like you can win that amount, too, by playing their game.

Anyway, you are probably here to learn whether someone can make money from this new Plinko themed game.

If that is the case, you are in good hands, as here I will go through all the aspects of it you should know.

Neonball Master App Review Summary

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• Owner: Twenty48fp
• What Are They?: Plinko Game
• My Worth It Rating: 2/5

 

What Is Neonball Master?

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Neonball Master is a Plinko game where you can get rewarded with various virtual rewards from dropping balls into slots.

I have seen a few Plinko games in my time, with Plinko Master and Lucky Plinko while made by another developer being the first to emerge in the middle of 2020.

You also have the recent adaptations in the form of Dropping Ball and Lucky Drop. However, while there are a few out there, I am yet to find one that pays out.

Twenty48fp makes this one, and because they haven’t made another game, it looks like the company chose any old name just to get in on this making money game trend.

While the developers have no pedigree or background information that I can find, they have still reached 100k downloads.

For an unknown company, it’s pretty good going. However, I have bigger doubts than ever that this will payout.

There is no privacy policy has that seems to be removed, and it shows me the same page as Magic Dice did a few weeks ago.

So already, what you have is a game where you don’t even know who is even in charge.

It’s why I find it baffling that thousands of users still get sucked into playing it.

How Does Neonball Master Work?

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With Neonball master, you begin with 60 pucks. You can see the count right in front of you on the table.

Here is the table itself:

At the bottom of this table, you have 9 slots. Now ideally, you want to get them into certain ones that give you the best payouts.

For instance, that TV-show I alluded to earlier as their own Plinko game, where if a user lands it in a certain slot, you get a cash prize.

The harder it is to get the puck in a slot, the more you get.

Neonball Master is similar but also not, as you aren’t going to be ‘winning’ everything you get from sending pucks down the table.

Instead, you’re building up your balance, mostly to no avail, to hopefully cash out when you have met the threshold in place.

How Do You Make Money?

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Each slot has a value if you look at the screenshot above.

You will either get gems by landing in the various multipliers. These can go from 1x up.

When you land a puck in a slot, that slot then changes value.

What you can also gain are PayPal cards. This is simple to explain as these are attained when a puck lands in a slot with the icon on it.

To test out the game, I did have a little play around and found getting a lot of money was very easy.

Almost too easy.

After about, I’d say 15 minutes of playing, and my balance showed $140.14.

The threshold is at $200, so it doesn’t seem to unreasonable that I will be able to cash out by just making the further $60.

However, these games give you diminishing rewards 99 times out of 100, so I do continue, and this goes for any of you who have started playing NeonBall Master too. You will likely find this to be the case.

Now there is a threshold in place, as I mentioned, but there are other amounts stated. You have $500, $800, $1000. There is one more amount, which I will talk about in the next section of this Neonball Master app review.

Unnesccarty Subscription (It’s A Rip Off!)

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The minimum amount to cash out is supposed to be $200, but what I found while browsing and I was alerted to with a pop-up is a subscription.

This is a subscription to NeonBall Master’s gold service, where you can supposedly get free perks for paying a weekly fee.

For $8.95, what users get is this:

• A reduced minimum threshold of $100
• No ads
• Finally no barriers

It’s a smart move to put a subscription service in the game, but it doesn’t mean users should pay for it.

I actually consider it a rip off, as you are getting no value what so ever back.

That fee, if paid for a month, equals $39.80, which is stupendous,

If users could withdraw money all the time, you would be earning a lot more than your spending.

But that whole idea of putting money into an app to get more is shady and scammy.

These games don’t payout anyway as it is, so I don’t see why giving them money each week will change that.

App developers are constantly evolving and getting smarter when it comes to monetizing their apps.

First, we had the jigsaw puzzles, and they are becoming prevalent featuring in most money-making apps nowadays.

Now we have subscriptions, and I’m sure more will implement it into their games too.

I would hate to see it, as enough people are losing time, now it will be money also.

 

Conclusion

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For me, Neonball Master is without another ungenuine game that is looking to exploit its users in multiple ways.

Not only are they leading their players into thinking they make $10’000 but there encouraging them to fork out a weekly membership, which, if not canceling, could end up costing users 100’s.

There should never be any membership services on a game or site where you should be paid for playing a game. I know in this case it’s optional, but it’s still shocking.

To add, the app has no background information, so if you’re hoping to get paid, you actually have no idea who is responsible for it.

Apart from the developer’s name, there is nothing else for you to learn more about them.

If you want to save your time plus your money, I would re-think downloading the game. Too many people get sucked into games like Neonball master, but all I seem to find are 100’s of people wondering where their money is.

What Is Better Than Neonball Master

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I can name many sites/apps that are better than Neonball Master, which just tells you how poor this one is.

Essentially any site out there that will pay you, even if it’s $1 and you have to work for hours to get it is better.

However, here on my site, it’s all about people making the most of their time and making as much in what time they have.

So if you’re looking for opportunities that do payout, you can check out this list of games I enjoy and these apps that will make you extra cash.

All of which I have tested and reviewed myself.

 

What Is My Go-To Money Making Program?

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Now there an abundance of money-making schemes out there online. Some will rip you off, while others have the potential to make you a good living.

However, it can be overwhelming with what’s online as there is so much you can do. However, you don’t know where to start.

So what I recommend, and it’s a straightforward way of earning money online, is Affiliate Marketing.

It essentially allows you to earn money by creating your like around the products you are a fan of.

This business model is the one I have relied on to make a consistent income for the past 3 years.

If you want to learn what it involves and want me to take you through it, simply click here.

 

Closing Off

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Thanks for taking the time out to read through my Neonball Master app review! Hopefully, you learned a thing or two about these apps that you didn’t know before 🙂

Now before I go, let me just say my comments are open, so if you have any questions that I haven’t covered, feel free to drop them there!