Kick the Buddy is an arcade game developed by Chill Fleet, the co-creator of Happy Racing. The major game goal is to use a large range of weapons and other objects —in-game resources to bash up and defeat a doll character that is both extremely optimistic and temporarily mortal. Although this game is relatively easy to play with loads of stressless gaming contents, Kick the Buddy is at the same time featured with numerous unlockable items and achievements to challenge players all the way and push the game progress forward. What’s more, there is also a virtual-point system from those bucks earned by clobbering Buddy. In this sense, this game is largely reliant on the disposable items and resources players possess. Therefore, this guide provides a number of tips for players to gain more stuff that they can use to cope with the challenges.

To begin with, there are two types of currencies in Kick the Buddy— Bucks and Gold. The former is not a free or rewarding currency because it can only be obtained through direct purchasing by real cash, or occasionally, it might be earned as a one-time log-in bonus. Bucks can be gained through in-game purchase and log-in gift as well, but it can also be collected simply by playing the game where players get reward when they beat Buddy.

With both types of currencies, players can purchase the in-game items and resources they need with either gold or bucks which are not interchangeable for different items. Meanwhile, players should not ignore the easiest and cheapest way to earn free currency and free resources. Simply log into the game on a daily basis and the freebies will come to the arsenal. Some times there are even large sum of log-in bonus players can take advantage of each day.

Indeed, like many other games, players can definitely spend real money to purchase in-game currencies with which they can further purchase useful stuff. However, it is not recommended to do so because the war with Buddy is everlasting. thus it is better for players to find a more sustainable way of earning resources instead of reaching into the deep pocket constantly.