The
Viking Coin Master is a new
mobile app that has become quite popular in the United States and has been downloaded millions of times. The reason for its popularity is its unique ability to create winning virtual
coins using your iPhone and it's many potential benefits. Since the company that created the
Coin Master Game decided to make a sequel they are able to feature even more
cards, and add more features like Stocks, Cash, a
Mobile app game, and even more World Domination
cards. I have actually tried out all the other
cards and found them to be quite fun and addictive. However, the World Domination card seems to be the one that is most difficult to gain a hold of so I have chosen to review this particular card.
The World Domination WD card allows you to place a card from your hand on the playing area of your phone, which when selected will place a specific amount of WDs onto the playing area. This card allows you to flip over various boxes that are located in several
levels of the
game board and then has the option to place a certain amount of WDs into each of these boxes. The exact amount of WDs that you can place into each box can vary based on how many
coins you have placed on the playing area so keep that in mind when looking for the right WD value to place in the WD boxes. Once the WDs are placed in the correct boxes and they are all matched, they will either be a Victory or a Loss depending on the direction that the WDs go. The only way to get these WDs to be in the right direction is to continuously
spin the same pattern that is available within the
game board.
For the most part I found that the WDs in general were pretty easy to get but the World Domination WD was a little tougher because the
coins can not move quickly from one card to another while the WDs on the
coins move fast. You do have a chance to see which card wins the
coin, and what the final outcome of the WDs is when you press "Back" on your phone and look at the screen where the winning card is located. This is also true if you lose and choose to
spin a different pattern that is available within the
game board. There are still more elements within the
game such as Skill
Cards, additional themes to choose from, and even an Achievement Leaderboard. The only problems that I have with this
game are a lack of graphics, and an audio portion that I haven't really found that interested me.
The actual
gameplay in this
game is still quite addicting. Many individuals that I have talked to about this
game have told me that they still play it even though it is so new and there are so many features available. It is a great new version of a classic
game and can be downloaded from the
App Store and I have found several iPhone
app reviews to go along with it. The overall
game play is very addictive and is not very easy to play at first but after a while it does become fairly simple to pick up. Once you pick up the
game you will find that it requires a lot of skill and reflexes but with enough practice and perseverance it can become quite enjoyable.
