
My Own Advice on How to Get "Magic Sort" Free Coins Without Going Crazy.
Hi everyone, and happy return to the blog. We need to talk about my current obsession, Magic Sort, so grab a snack and settle in. You could have a warm beverage of your choice; I currently have a slightly too-strong cup of coffee next to me. It's a game you know. The tubes, the potions, and the calming plink sound when a color is perfected. I take it that this puzzle game is meant to be soothing? Untrue. Alright, so it's soothing until you reach Level 47 and find yourself staring at a tube with a single neon green drop trapped beneath three layers of magenta. At that point, you realize you have exactly zero coins to purchase an additional tube. Yesterday, I literally spent ten minutes staring at my screen and whispering to the magenta potion, "move, please, just move," as if it were a wild animal I was trying to get out of a closet. Whatever. I decided I needed to organize my coin strategy after rage-quitting and then re-downloading the game for the third time last week. Because, let's face it, if you don't know how to play Magic Sort, the in-game economy can be quite harsh. After a great deal of trial and error—and, regrettably, a lot of wasted coins on the "Undo" button—these are my own, well-earned coin-farming tips for Magic Sort.
Even if the Daily Wheel betrays you, make friends with it. Look, I am aware that the daily spin is based on random number generation, and occasionally you land on ten coins when the jackpot is right next to it. It is irritating. However, it's free money, guys. I now incorporate it into my morning ritual. Get up, feed the feline, and turn the wheel. If you're a night owl, my odd piece of advice is to avoid spinning it at midnight. In the past, I would stay up until 12:01 AM to complete my spin, but my brain would register it as "yesterday's" work, so the following day I would forget. Spin it while sipping coffee in the morning. It accumulates.
The "Dishwasher Ad" tactic. Alright, no one enjoys watching advertisements. It makes sense to me. However, Magic Sort offers you the opportunity to watch a 30-second advertisement in exchange for a small sum of money; if you choose not to do this, you are losing money. I don't watch advertisements, which is my secret. I let them run around. I turn on "Watch Ad for 50 Coins," leave my phone charger plugged in on the kitchen counter, and go to unload the dishwasher or clean the counters. When I finish a few plates, the advertisement ends, I tap the X, and I've gained fifty coins. In essence, it's getting paid to perform tasks (in fictional currency). To be honest, I've never had a cleaner kitchen.
Your best friend is a three-star obsession. If you're like me, the first time you play a level, it's a complete mess. All you're doing is randomly adding potions in the hopes of getting lucky. Usually, you have to use the "Add Tube" power-up just to get by. The thing is that when you get three stars on a level, you receive a huge coin bonus. In order to unlock the next level, my approach is to simply beat the previous one. But then? Turn around. You can plan your moves once you are aware that the puzzle exists. It's surprisingly simple to go back to the early stages and 3-star them to get a ton of coins. Last night, I returned to Level 12 and 3-starred it in about four moves. I felt like a master of strategy. An expert in pouring potions.
Get Rid of the Undo Button! Here I am talking to myself directly. The "Undo" button is a trick. Coins are required. And if you're anything like me, you use it, do something else foolish, then undo that, and all of a sudden you've spent sixty coins to get back to where you started. Let it happen if you make a mistake. Sometimes the game gives you a bone, but you can still correct your earlier error with a later move. Restarting the level is free and doesn't require any coins if you completely brick it. Once more: ZERO COINS. Ignore your pride, press restart, and give it another go. The wallet will appreciate it.
Track the Limited-Time Occurrences. Occasionally, Magic Sort hosts these time-limited events, usually on weekends, during which they offer these enormous coin packages in exchange for finishing particular challenge levels. Do them. despite their tough appearance. The payout is absurdly high in comparison to the base game, but I'm not the best player in the world, and some of those event levels have timers that worry me. You typically leave the event with enough coins to purchase two or three additional tubes for your primary game progression, even if you only finish the first two tiers. For this, I now set aside Sunday afternoons. I am aware that I require a life. Let me indulge in my fantasy of sorting potions. etc. In any case, those are my current tactics! I've hoarded roughly 2,000 coins using these strategies, so I can easily fail a few levels without going insane. What about you guys? Tell me in the comments below if you have a unique method for farming coins or if you're just more courageous than I am and don't use power-ups. If so, who hurt you? I'm going to attempt to defeat Level 52 right now. May the odds always be in your favor when using the potion.