Small Street Cheats & Hack for Credits, Coins & Cash

Small Street is a Casual Builder game developed by Glu, a company well known for apps such as Racing Rivals, Cooking Dash or their latest release Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. The game has 4 and a half stars on Apple’s App Store and a rating of 4 out of 5 on Google Play and it has been downloaded for about 2 million times. In order for Small Street to run smoothly it is necessary an Android version of at least 2.1 or for Apple devices, iOS 3.1 or later.

In Small Street you take the role of a mayor (I think it’s much to be called a mayor) that it is responsible with developing a street with successful business and lovely households. For people familiar with PC games you will see an uncanny resemblance with the Tycoon Games series but Small Street is different enough to be an authentic game.

The game does not require a mandatory sign-up but it requires an active internet connection to run correctly because it uses Feint application. I strongly recommend a sign-up though because, like always, it ensures no data loss and it is more secure that way. You can do that with Facebook or Google+. Also, it is worth mentioning the fact that the game is ad free.

In Small Street the main currency is called Coins while the premium resource is called Credit. You can buy both of them with real money. Coins are available starting from $0.99 for 25,000 and going up to $7.99 for 2,000,000. Credits are available starting with 25 for $0.88 and going up to $9.99 for 2,000. You can also buy special stuff like the City Builder Pack which contains 200,000 Coins, 100 Credit and a purple taxi for $13.99.

Small Street Hack for Credits, Coins & Cash

If you are having fun playing Small Street, then you might want to think about how important the credits, coins, and cash are in terms of getting you through the game. You can get coins, credits, and cash in the app store, but you will have to spend real money in order to purchase them, and this adds up quickly. Due to the popularity of the game, we have decided to add Small Street to our hack database, which means you can get all of these items for free just by downloading our hack tool.

If you look at the image below, you will see how easy the Small Street hack tool is to use. The credits, coins, and cash that you would like to add simply go into the options menu.

Download the Small Street hack tool, which takes about 30 seconds, and then wait 30 seconds while it automatically downloads on your device. You then need to choose either Android or iOS, and then enter the credits, coins, and cash that you would like to see in your gaming account.

Finally, when you are ready to begin, press “Start” to begin the hack tool, and this process takes about 30 seconds to complete. You can then open up the app on your device and the credits, coins, and cash will be sitting in your account ready for you to use.

Tips & Tricks

Always match a citizen’s dream job with that job if it is available. Not only that you will receive the maximum potential of that inhabitant but it will also unlock achievements for you.

Don’t rush in hiring your citizens to random jobs. If you can’t offer their dream job at least try to match it with their skills.

When you are not sure what to do next, follow the Tasks. They should get you going.

Use the taxi every single time. That’s the way of getting coins and new attendants.

You can restock only one item per business at a time. If you are planning on staying in the game for a while a good idea would be to restock items that have a lower cooldown.

Use the star visitors wisely. The ones who buy an entire business should be dropped to buildings with 3 items in stock, the ones that help you with the cooldown of restocking should be sent to the buildings with the longest cooldown and so on.

After you buy one type of each business, you should check the demands of your citizens before building and chose the next business accordingly.

Use Credit only on upgrading your buildings or activate your statues. There is no need to decrease the timers on anything.

Don’t focus only on statues. Build billboards and gardens too. There is no winning strategy for them but an even number is always a good idea.

Small Street Review

Small Street is one of the games that I always wanted to review but I didn’t because it was exclusive for Apple products for a while. After it was developed for Android as well I totally forgot it existed until now. I played the game for a while and I must admit I really liked it. The game is casual but catchy especially if you like this type of games.

What I like the most about the game is the fact that it can help (the basics and just theoretically) the younger audience to see how a business is developed. You must have suited employees, enough space, satisfy the customer demands and so on and even though the game is childish I think that it helps. I like the diversity of characters, jobs and different items for each business – it really copes with the experience of the game. I was pleasantly surprised by the occurrence of some random events from which you get free credits (for example delivering a letter to a certain employee or a generous tip from a client you drove to the destination). I like the idea of billboards and advertising the in-game businesses even though it requires Credit to run. I also really like the fact that every block of flats has its own personalized theme and stands-out because I was expecting the same building over and over again (there are buildings such as the Bachelor Townhome or the Tech Townhome). I really think that all this small things are making the game enjoyable.

I am not really sure if I like the idea of a taxi driver that is controlled by the player. I mean it is funny at first but if you think about it you will see that it is weird that you have to do the job of a driver while you are running such a successful business. I despise the fact that Small Street still uses Feint for saving and for the leaderboards – I know that a lot of games still do this because it is more convenient but in my humble opinion it is an old surpassed technology. I also don’t like the fact that I can’t choose what kind of restaurant or services my new building will offer. Finally, I think if they would have implemented a sort of level-up for the characters (for example staying at a job that they are not good will result in a skill increase) would have made the game a lot more interesting and challenging.

Overall, Small Street will most likely offer the player a good experience so I would probably recommend it. Go ahead and download it – you may like it.

Our Overall Ratings

Artwork: I give Small Street 7 out of 10 for its artwork. Everything in the game is colorful and cartooned and it looks like a game for children. The design is rather cute than interesting but the things in-game are still looking pretty modern. The characters are funny and even though the developers tried to personalize, they are looking more or less the same and the buildings concept is a bit dull while the background is static. I don’t think there are any animations in the game so I can’t really rate their quality. Small Street is a game where the artwork does not play an important role so it is fair to say that even though is doesn’t have the latest graphics available for mobile devices it is still a good-looking one.

Music & SFX: Small Street gets 8 out of 10 for the music and the sound effects. I honestly think that this game has one of the best background music I have ever heard. This ambient music does not really match the game’s theme (I expected something more loudly) but it doesn’t matter because it gives Small Street a very classy touch. The sound effects are represented by the coin dropping noise and the pop-up messages that arrive from time to time. The game is pretty simple so it can’t have many sound effects and the rating basically reflects the developers great taste in music.

Story/Originality: The game gets 6 out of 10 at this section. Unfortunately, Small Street does not have a story whatsoever. The only thing you know for certain is that you have an empty street in your propriety and that you want to grow successful business on it. As I mentioned before, the game is most likely inspired from Tycoon series where you practically do the same thing as in Small Street – build an empire from nothing while you must keep your citizens/employers happy. The game brings some new ideas and mechanics but I don’t think it’s that original. However, that does not mean that Small Street is not a good game because it is.

General Gameplay: I give Small Street 8 out of 10 at this section. The gameplay is pretty straight-forward and there are no good or bad things to do in the game because as long as you follow the Tasks you should be fine. At the beginning there is also a tutorial that will help you accommodate with the game mechanics. Everything about Small Street is intuitive and simple to access, the menus are helpful and there are no vague things in the game. In terms of gameplay, the game looks really good. Even though there are a few complaining users on the Play Store comment section, I have not encountered any problems at all with the game and that includes no bugs, no freezes and no crashes so maybe I was lucky or they have some faulty devices.

Addictiveness: The game gets 7 out of 10 for its addictiveness. Small Street is a pretty addictive game but not for everybody. You must be a fan of this type of games in order to play it for a long time because it does not offer lot of content besides the default experience. However, I think that casual gamers that are not familiar with this kind of games can still enjoy it because it is easy to play and it doesn’t require any particular skill to be enjoyed. Small Street is suited for every age even though it is children-oriented because the game is very “helpful” when you need to pass some time.

Overall, Small Street gets a rating of 7.2 out of 10. It is a solid game with a lot of interesting things to offer even though it has its limitations and flaws.