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• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2022

  If this game gets multiplayer it will be the single best game on steam
• gamedeal user

  Jun 15, 2020

  Please add multiplayer.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 22, 2020

  I would absolutely kill for a VR version of this game
• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2021

  New Review: The Coin Game (2019 Early Access, Full Release TBD) Interestingly enough, I thought I would state that this a game that I did not buy on sale/in a bundle/on a third party vendor site, but for full price, and early access to boot. This breaks multiple guidelines I hold for my purchases, but this game really is something special. This is a game that I only discovered recently thanks to BrutalMoose on YT. It scratches an itch that I forgot I had. The best I can describe it is having “Lego Island vibes.” The setup is simple. You are the only human on an island full of robots. You love going to one of the many arcades on the island. That’s the game. You can drive to the arcades, walk, limo, take a bus, however you want. None of the arcade games repeat across locations. You want to play Mini golf? Gotta make it to One Eye’d Billie’s. Your favorite coin pusher, Dunko, is only at Larry’s. Did you want laser tag or go carts? Better catch at a ride to UFO. The main mode of the game, “Birthday mode”, has no time limits, which is refreshing. You can play your favorite game indefinitely, with only needing to stop and play the money phone booth game once you’ve hit bottom. There is plenty to explore and will possibly be added in the future. With this game’s one man development team anything is possible, but if he didn’t add anything else to the current state of the game, I would still say it is worth it’s asking price Original Review: Brutalmoose brought me here. An instant classic! Slightly janky arcade sim, with lots of love. Will pump endless hours into this over the years to come!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 22, 2019

  This game is very realistic. Played some scratch cards, went dumpster diving, followed the rules of the road but got rear ended anyway. Just like my real life. It's amazing. Also shout out to BrutalMoose for doing the video review that made me buy it.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2020

  Satisfies your arcade addiction Pros: -Uncle Phil supports your gambling addiction so you wont go bankrupt -A nice variety of games to play -Ride go-karts, play laser tag, or go on carnival rides -Buy fireworks and set them off indoors (preferably at the go-kart robots they deserve it) -Pawn off your hard-earned prizes for extra cash or hoard it like the loot goblin you are -You get your own house complete with some fish and a pet goose -Goose is potty trained (I witnessed it using the toilet it was pretty funny) and watches TV in its free time -Deliver newspapers for even more pocket change -Ride your very own limo (thanks Uncle Phil) if you don't want to use the bus like a dirty peasant -Shoot robot children with rubber bands -Ride in your golf cart and get hit by cars -Purchase some lottery tickets to lose all your money faster -Dumpster dive for cheesy puffs and soda -Abuse the robots with no repercussions for your actions -Games aren't quite as rigged as in real life (idk about some of those carnival games though) -Survival mode coming eventually if you think you can survive without Uncle Phil -Leaderboards for each game so you can flex the insane amount of time you've spent on that one specific game -Popcorn Pete -Did I mention the goose yet? Cons: -Robot peasants ride in your limo with you -Doesn't seem to be a way to lower the arcade machine sound effect volume (or i'm just dumb which is a high possibility) -No way to skip 'playing' the money machine which can get very annoying -Claw machines physics are a bit weird and the machines don't quite work like they do in real life (still fun tho) -Only 3 claw machines, and only one of those giving plush toys (please give me more these are my addiction and I need my fix) -Some more arcade machines would be nice since they can get repetitive -No multiplayer so you are the lone human against the robot overlords Overall it's worth buying just for the goose
• gamedeal user

  Aug 13, 2020

  For my 18th Birthday I wanted to go to a casino to gamble for the first time in my life. After playing this game, I decided that I won't go. If I am so bad with conserving digital currency, then I really cannot trust myself with my own money. This game changed my life and prevented a potentially crippling gambling addiction.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 29, 2020

  i payed money to play arcade games so i dont have to pay money to play arcade games
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  Allow workshop content. I need to be a superstar at the pizzaplex, dammit!!!! Also Multiplayer would be awesome.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2019

  One of the most unexplored areas of gaming is Midway/Amusement Park emulation. On PS3, they had the Midway (1, 2 and 3. It was big) on PSHome. I never get to go to real carnivals anymore and I love the old school skill games. The best you can do to emulate the experience has been to download a bunch of different apps on your phone or tablet. Each one covering one particular game. But then you have to swap apps between games and none of the points carry over. And then, there's no rides. No ambiance. No real carnival experience. Enter The Coin Game. Currently there are three locations on the map that I've discovered. Two that focus on games and one that focuses on rides. And they all work. The ambiance is spot on. Rides have mechanical sounds. Even the electrical buzzing. The game vendors hawk at you to step up and play. There's prizes to win. And a global leaderboard! But that's not all... The sheer number of games and rides in The Coin Game would be enough for a typical developer... But, this dev goes above and beyond with an open world with a public transport system (with 7 stops) and golf carts, a house to store your winnings, a pawn shop to sell what you don't want anymore, scratch off ticket and a goose (that you can feed). Not only do the games and rides play incredibly well, but I love the driving mechanics that allows you to look around with the mouse while driving with the keyboard. From what I've read, the dev is still adding to the game and I can't wait to see where it goes. Great for fans of New Retro Arcade: Neon (which is a good game to pair this with). Throw in a pinball game (Zaccaria or Pinball FX3) and you have all-round gaming setup for never-ending arcade fun.