The story of Minute4Money

From the beginning, I also had a bigger ambition: to build a platform where playing well could eventually offer a chance to win real prizes. This was never meant to be a promise of easy money. I wanted time spent playing to mean enjoyment, progress and the chance to achieve something through your own skills.

That is how Minute4Money and my original game, 320°, began. My original idea was a game lasting one minute: a short break, a quick round and another attempt to improve your score. While developing 320°, I realised I could expand the idea and let people play for longer. One minute stopped being a limit, but the name stayed as part of the project’s story.

Building a community is the hardest part

Creating a website is only the beginning. Reaching people, encouraging them to try their first game and giving them a reason to return is much harder.

I develop this project independently. I learn from mistakes, fix things that do not work and look for solutions that make sense for players. Not everything looks or works the way I would like right away. The beta is where I test the idea in practice, and your feedback helps me decide what to improve first.

Good gameplay and trust come first

To consider prizes, I need an active community, sustainable funding and clear, fair rules. I do not want to promise something I cannot yet deliver.

The possibility of winning prizes remains a development goal, not a guarantee. Internal Credits are not money and cannot be withdrawn. If I launch competitions with real prizes, their rules will be announced separately.

Today, my priority is to create a place people want to return to for the fun of playing. If you enjoy a game, share it with a friend. If something does not work or you have an idea, get in touch. Those first games, recommendations and conversations can become the foundation of the Minute4Money community.