Oh, I found this interesting thing about games that actually make money. Like, there are several apps that really pay via Pix, but it's kind of a lottery which one works best for each person. I tested a few and basically it's this: you play, complete tasks, watch videos, and accumulate balance to withdraw later.

The thing is that most don't pay directly through Pix - they go through PayPal or gift cards first. There are some exceptions like Cash App that releases Pix more directly, but people say it's really slow. Apps like Make Money, CashPirate, AppKarma, Big Time, FeaturePoints - all work, but each has its own way. Some focus on mini-games, others on surveys or app downloads.

Toloka is different, like real tasks (classifying images, validating data) - pays in dollars and withdraws via PayPal. Gamee and Big Time mostly work with raffles, so the prize isn't guaranteed. There are also Premise, Cash Alarm, Easy Bucks... the truth is none will make you rich, but it earns extra cash if you're patient.

What nobody talks about much is that these money-making games really require consistency - like daily check-ins, doing tasks properly, referring friends. The minimum withdrawal amount varies, but it's usually low. My advice: don't expect to replace your salary, but to earn a little extra while killing time on your phone, it works.

If you want more real earnings, most apps recommend then moving on to investing — stocks, ETFs, those kinds of things. But that's another level, requires more study. For now, these money-making game apps are more like fun with a return than serious investing.