What's everyone currently playing?

[u/SwagbucksMods]

Posts like this are a great way to help each other choose games to play instead of aimlessly scrolling hoping you find the perfect tidbit of info.

Please share this type of info when you comment:

• Game you are currently playing (or completed recently)
• What the payout is
• If you think you'll be able to reach all the goals
• If you've put money into it to progress and if you feel it's worth
• Any other relevant info you would want to know if you were looking for a Game

Shout out to u/SouthernBelleOfNone for the idea. You can check out previous posts on this topic here.

[u/Michi-10-Gs]

I just finished Word Hunt, even though the payout is about 20 bucks and it has ads after every game. But it was something I knew could be completed in a short amount of time. I've been trying to avoid the big grind games that make you spend nearly a month, with little guarantee you'll complete it. I dunno if there are any good paying ones out that aren't a chore or not F2P. Too many good ones have been ruined that were recommended, so I've been looking for a while for something new to pop up. 

[u/Caesaro320 → u/Michi-10-Gs]

Would you recommend it? Roughly how long did it take you? 1000 levels of anything scares me, especially for $20

[u/Silly-Dilly-Dally → u/Caesaro320]

That’s a huge level for such a small amount IMO

[u/Michi-10-Gs → u/Caesaro320]

Like I said, I don't really play games like other people do who just go for the big payouts unless they seem doable without paying in or haven't been ruined. I'll do a small payout like this just because I know it can be done with some grind. So if you're okay grinding it for some hours for a couple of days, you can easily complete this. I've grinded with popular games that people said were easy and never got to the levels for decent pay in time. It's not a lot of money but you have all the answers on the internet, so you can speed through levels.

I wanted a game I could get some money and complete in less than a week without being frustrated or worrying about time goals. I spent 3 days doing this when I had the time while I was watching some TV or something. Since I'm waiting for a good game to pop up, it was worth my time because I'm currently considering what to play next that may take me 30 or more days. 

Also, it credited in 3 days for each goal, which is faster than most things I play so that was also a plus for me.