Remember that side job to make extra money without leaving home? Well, I found out there are quite a few gaming apps that actually pay, via Pix and everything. It’s not about getting rich, but you can supplement your income with simple tasks, mini-games, and these kinds of things.

The thing is, there are gaming apps that pay in different ways. Some release the money directly via Pix, others send it to PayPal first and then you transfer. I tested several and separated the ones that really work.

Cash App is kind of the most practical because it pays directly to Pix. You do surveys, play some mini-games, complete simple tasks, and withdraw whenever you want. The minimum withdrawal is low, so you don’t have to wait too long to accumulate.

Then there’s CashPirate, which is well known around here. You play, watch videos, download partner apps, and there’s also a referral program. It doesn’t pay directly to Pix but sends it to PayPal, and then you transfer. It works well, and the payments are recurring.

There’s also Make Money, which is basically checking in every day, testing apps, and completing quick tasks. It accumulates in dollars and withdraws via PayPal. It requires consistency, but it’s doable for those looking for extra income.

Toloka is more focused on micro-tasks. It’s not a traditional game, but it’s gamified. You classify images, answer questions, validate information. Each task shows how much you’ll earn. The better your accuracy rate, the more tasks they release. Withdrawals are also via PayPal and then Pix.

FeaturePoints is quite comprehensive. You play, answer surveys, test apps, refer friends. Payments are made via PayPal or gift cards for Amazon, Steam, and similar. It works as a supplementary income.

Gamee offers several free mini-games. You play every day, accumulate tickets, and participate in raffles. Prizes are in real money, but not guaranteed. It’s more suitable for those who enjoy quick games.

There’s also AppKarma, Big Time, Cash Alarm, Easy Bucks, and Premise. Each works in its own way, but basically all follow the same pattern: tasks, mini-games, surveys, and then you withdraw via PayPal or gift cards.

The truth is, paid gaming apps do work, but don’t expect to get rich. The amounts are small—around 10, 20 reais per week if you’re consistent. The key is patience, avoiding scams, and choosing apps that actually pay.

The main thing is to start with realistic expectations. It doesn’t replace a salary, but it gives that extra boost. And if you want to earn more consistently, then it’s worth learning about real investing. There are platforms that let you practice with virtual money before investing real funds.

Here’s how the crypto market looks right now: Bitcoin around 78.41K with a 0.40% increase in 24h, Ethereum at 2.19K with 0.68%, and Dogecoin at 0.11 with 2.33%. But that’s another story.

My final tip is: choose paid gaming apps that you actually enjoy using, because if it’s boring, it’s hard to stay consistent. And always read reviews before downloading anything.