Crazy Coin Overview October 2026

Crazy Coin is a free dice game for iPhone, iPad and Android. You roll to win coins, rob coins from Rich King and attack other players’ worlds. Then you spend the coins upgrading your own world as you follow a circus adventure. It’s been on the App Store since June 11, 2022.

Rolls are what keep you playing, and they run out. The official Facebook page posts free rolls links, and our Crazy Coin free rolls page shows them as cards with the date on each one.

Today’s Crazy Coin free rolls links

Every link here first went up on the official Facebook page. Open them on the device you play on.

The story

A magician named Joker has lost his rabbits. They jumped out of his hat and ran off to cause trouble around the world. You travel with Joker to find them. The rabbits matter in the game too. They're the ones who steal coins from your world.

How the game works

Each turn starts with a roll. A roll can win you coins, or it can set up a robbery or an attack. Robbing means grabbing coins from Rich King. Attacking means hitting another player's world. If someone attacks you, you can take revenge on them later.

You spend your coins on upgrades for your own world. Every upgrade moves your circus adventure along, and surprise events can pop up on the way.

• Rolls. These are what you spend each turn. The studio's own posts call them rolls.

• Coins. You win them from rolls and robberies, and you spend them on upgrades.

• Your world. This is what you build up. Other players can attack it, and the rabbits can rob it.

Coin Dozer and mini games

Coin Dozer is the game's coin pusher. You push bonus coins toward a basket and see how many drop in. The store listing just says to get lucky with it, and it's a nice break from rolling.

The store notes also describe two puzzle games. In One Line, you draw a shape in one stroke without lifting your finger or crossing a line you've already drawn. In Spin Circle, you turn a colored circle to slip knots out through gaps until they're all undone.

Clubs, friends and the Crazy Pass

You can form a club with friends and take on club challenge events together. Inviting friends to the game pays rewards too, and there's a daily welcome gift waiting when you open it.

The Facebook page also announces the Crazy Pass, named by the month. The studio says opening it gives you extra daily rewards. The studio's website shows a Theatre Tournament as well. There's an official Facebook group, Crazy Coin Global Official Group, where players talk about the game.

Who makes it

Both stores list the company as Union City Technology Limited, with an address in Hong Kong. Its website calls Crazy Coin the company's first game and says more will come later. Support is at [email protected].

The game gets regular updates. Google Play's last update was October 15, 2026, and the App Store shows version 2.3.12.

Age ratings and prices

Apple rates it 13+. It lists infrequent simulated gambling and contests, plus loot boxes, ads, and messaging and chat. Google Play rates it Teen, with a simulated gambling label. Both stores agree it's for teens and up, which isn't always the case with games like this.

Apple's list of top purchases is all gift packs, from $0.99 to $14.99. You need iOS 13.0 or later, the download is 352 MB, and the App Store version is in English only. Apple lists Macs with an M1 chip or later, and Apple Vision, as supported too.

Google Play's Data safety section says the app may share personal info and messages with other companies, and may collect personal and financial info. It says data's encrypted in transit and that you can ask for it to be deleted.

Common questions

Company: Union City Technology Limited
Platform: iPhone, iPad and Android
Status: Active

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