Candy Crush Saga, the highly addictive 'match-three' puzzle video game developed by King Digital Entertainment, has more than seven million daily users and makes more than $900,000 in daily revenue within the US market alone according to Think Gaming. It is ranked #2 on the site's Top Grossing Apps. With an estimated daily install of 34,000, it is also #19 on the site's Top Free Apps.
Basically, the game is monetized through in-apps purchases. Players can buy new "lives" or "boosters" which can help them win levels or extend play for a lost level. Or, they take pains to study Candy Crush Saga cheats, tips and tricks. If you Google search "Candy Crush Saga Cheats websites," you'll get more than four million search results. While many of these sites offer helpful tips and hints on how to play the game better, others provide outright cheats that are downright "cheating." Why play the game in the first place if you know you'll already winning? Tweaking your phone's time setting so you can "steal" five new "lives" just takes the fun out of playing.
Some of the Candy Crush Saga cheat sites even offer free apps which you can download and install on your mobile device. For those who want, tech site Heavy provides links to the top ten best Candy Crush Saga cheats apps for iPhone and Android. However, Hypnet in a post last year "warns that ill-willed developers have started cashing in on the game's popularity by creating fake Candy Crush apps containing the code for the Leadbolt & AirPush ad networks."
In any event, the Candy Crush Saga cheats sites are all ad-supported so they are not really giving you something for free. Clicking on the link to their site and liking them on Facebook earns them money from their advertisers.
