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How to Earn From Puzzle Games: A Complete Walkthrough
Updated on Jul 4, 2026☕️ 3 Mins Read
Written by
Pat Avery

A puzzle offer is a contract with three parts: an install, a set of milestones, and a window. The advertiser pays when your device reaches a milestone inside the window, and TryRewards passes a share of that to your balance. Nothing about it is subjective — either the milestone event fired against your install, or it did not.
That framing is worth holding on to, because almost every problem people hit is an attribution problem dressed up as something else. If the chain from offer link to install to milestone stays unbroken, you get paid.
Step two is the one people skip. A reinstall of a game you played two years ago carries an old advertising identifier, and most campaigns filter those out as existing users. If you genuinely want the offer, uninstall, then check the offer terms for whether a reinstall is eligible at all.
Once tracking is confirmed, the rest is scheduling. Most puzzle ladders have an early milestone inside the first hour, a mid milestone somewhere around a weekend of casual play, and a long milestone that takes a few weeks. Aim at the mid milestone first and decide about the long one after you see how the difficulty ramps.
Credit is not always instant. Some advertisers batch their postbacks, so a milestone you hit at midnight may show up the following afternoon. Give it a full day before you treat it as missing.
First, confirm the milestone actually matches the wording. Offers say things like "reach level 40" but mean the level counter on the main map, not the sub-stage number inside an event. Reading the requirement literally solves a surprising share of cases.
If the milestone is genuinely met and a full day has passed, open a support ticket with your screenshots, the offer name, and the date and time you completed it. That is everything the advertiser needs to look the event up on their side.