I recently took a look at how a new iPhone version of the
Coin Master game operates. In the old version of the
game, an iPhone user could change the outcome of the
game to follow any number of stipulations. The rules vary widely from
game to
game, but common ones include waiting for an opponent to have a certain amount of
coins, throwing away
coins (to the right or left on the
game board), or paying a small fee. It seems that only the new version of the
game has changed its rules. Here's how to
Hack the
Game. As in the
game, you start out with an equally sized board. There are
coins scattered randomly throughout the area. In the old version of the
game, players could collect all the
coins on the board without having to wait for their turn. The new release of the
game allows players to move a little faster than before. So instead of waiting for opponents to collect their
coins, you can go directly to your turn.
You can pay up to collect
coins, and then immediately play them. If you want to move, you must spend a move (or more) to do so. However, this makes the
game easier to play. If you move very quickly, the opponents will be able to catch up with you, so you will have less opportunities to get a free move. There is a new twist to the
game that can dramatically increase the difficulty of playing the
game. Every player must collect two
coins (unless they
happen to be a
coin master). The second
coin is usually worth one more point to the player who picked it up. This means that if you run out of lives and have to pay for a
coin, you'll have a chance to regain your lives. Players can choose to toss their extra lives back to the player who picked them up. In other words, it's possible to collect more points if you get a
coin picked up by another player.
The
coins do not
disappear automatically when you're playing as an opponent. Each person starts with a
coin and can toss their extra lives as needed. The
coin is removed from the table when it is collected. When the new release of the
game was first announced, many people speculated that the
coins were actually from the old versions of the
game. In order to find out, I downloaded the latest version and I found out that the
coins were indeed from the old versions of the
game. I found old
coins hidden around the
game. At least one was located near each corner of the board. I also found them hidden in little squares of the board.
Coin collecting has been made more difficult with the addition of the new rules. It seems that the current versions of the
game are very easy to
hack. I spent some time trying to
hack the
game with different techniques. The technique I found most effective involved using the garbage cans that line the street to pick up
coins from the feet of
Coin Master opponents. After collecting the
coins, I would throw them away to the right or left of where I threw them.
