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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I'll try to break it down for you so…

I'll try to break it down for you so you understand what he's doing k? I am like a real life CSI type, i see things other people don't notice, and i can see in body language etc, when someone is lying. This guy is next level weasel, snake and fox, all in one.
So, his games can't all be scams cuz he's clearly not being sued by any of the celebrities in his ads, but, he is a scammer too. SM says scammers are using ai to overlap his ad with their game, that it's not him doing it. There's no way he would allow that to continue if he didn't already know. My best guess so far? He is a trust fund baby of one of the pos's, you know them, and he owns all or most of Unity. He gets the game devs to sign under unity, lets them use him, profits from them and you. Also there's only one version on one type of device, that only uses one cashout method and can only be dl from a certain appstore, etc. For someone to figure out and have the EXACT criteria, device, etc, the odds are PHENOMENALLY huge you won't. That's how hes doing it, 200 scammers, one legit, but so obscure and criteria so precise that the huge payouts people rave about are only 10 people to the 1,000,000 getting scammed. Keeps him looking golden while still sucking up huge amounts of profit. Makes me sick that no one has said anything to him in public! No media expose, no one has attempted to assault him and he hasn't been sued. Hope i help someone....

14 October 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The promise of being paid after…

The promise of being paid after completing 20 levels that had multiple levels in each the level then completing the 20 levels and hitting the cash out button then being told that I haven't reached the min cash out amount and needed to collect another 40 some thousand in earnings to collect any money...its all a big fraud n disappointment

14 October 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Mr beast fake and a big scam

Mr beast, your online games are nothing other than a big scam, you can play the games but you canot withdraw or win, you are a big misleading scam and fake, stop trying to fool people mr beast, to everyone out there who plays mr beasts fake games stay clear away from them , do not waste your tine and energy thinking you are going to win big money, it will never happen, just do not download his stupid worthless games.

9 October 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Everything is wrong about all Mr Beast…

Everything is wrong about all Mr Beast games. He is the biggest fakester and scammer out there. Any game of his you play (and I have tried nearly all of them) are fake. You generally can't withdraw until level 12 or 15. When you get to the required level, you will find that there are at least 10 sub- levels within that level. Once you complete all of those you are generally told you have to perform certain tasks before you can be assessed for any payment. Don't be fooled that Mr Beast is the benefactor of the poor he professes to be. How do you think he became so very rich? It's all because of the self-promotional adverts he has inside his games. So, he is making money from you playing and watching his own ads. I am absolutely certain about what I have said. I have played and played, and given him the benefit of the doubt so many times, but have never been able to withdraw a single penny. Someone needs to get on the inside of his operation to suss out exactly how he is fleecing us all. The phoney benefactor ads you see where he gives money away. I'm sure these are actors getting paid a fee for posing as the same. Have you noticed his teeth by the way? He's had veneers put on and you can tell old bits of ads which are pieced together with new bits. Also, I could swear that in some ads I've seen recently that he uses lookalikes instead of making them himself. I hope I've given you all something to think about before trusting this liar and scammers.

8 October 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

You can play, but you can’t cash out

These seem to be the fake games that everyone tells you not to play. This latest one that I’ve played was a color sort into bottles game. It did say at the beginning that you could cash out after 20 levels. In the beginning, each level was actually a level. Then each level began to contain more and more levels. When I finally got to the 20th level yesterday it self-contained 20 levels that I had to get through. I just completed the last one hit the flashing cash out button and was told that I had to have $16,000 accumulated to cash out. At the time I had nearly half that. I’ve experienced a similar process with the previous MrBeast game. I suspect that we’re right to continue to play more levels to get to $16,000 that at that point there would be another hurdle to Cross. Having spent about 60 hours to get this far I think I’m going to call it a clear loss and delete all of my MrBeast games.

1 October 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fake Game2509

To keep you watching ads they tell you that you need to clear 50 more levels to speed up your cash out then themoney doesn't show up anyway! Fake game

24 September 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The games are fake

The games are fake, the advert says you need cash out immediately, that is a lie, I have waited 6 days and the game still says I have to wait another 5 days. The second game wants me to prove I am a person so I am supposed to complete another 10 levels. I am disgusted with Mr Beadt

22 September 2026
Unprompted review
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