Coin Treasures

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Coin Treasures is a single player casual simulation game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Braincircus and was released on November 8, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Coin Treasures is a game like the classic coin pusher/dozer games combined with incremental progress, realistic physics and stunning graphics. Unlock artifact spawning which will stay in the world after you've won the item. Collect your own treasure room filled with the treasure you find. Unlock powerfull powerups but be careful this also unlocks power"downs". Try to get them off the play area t…

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76%

Audience ScoreBased on 106 reviews

graphics5 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

It's a fun and engaging idle coin pusher game that offers a satisfying experience, especially for fans of the genre.
The game is free, making it accessible for anyone to try without any financial commitment.
There are various strategies and upgrades that can enhance gameplay, providing a sense of progression and achievement.

The game suffers from significant bugs and performance issues, especially when too many items are on screen, leading to crashes.
There is a lack of depth and offline progression, making the gameplay feel repetitive and grindy after a while.
Some players have reported frustrating mechanics, such as artifacts blocking coins and the need for constant clicking to progress.

graphics
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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18%
The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with some players finding them terrible or plain, while others praise their realism, polish, and detail. Many appreciate the vibrant visuals and smooth performance, particularly in the context of upgrades and collectibles, though optimization issues are noted. Overall, the graphics are seen as a highlight for those who enjoy visually engaging gameplay.
- “The graphics are realistic and smooth, and more like the real thing than most of the other coin pushers.”
- “The visuals are nice and feel very polished.”
- “Unlike many idle/upgrade games, this one is actually pretty, and the graphical detail of the machine and the coins and all of the glowy stuff is awesome.”
- “Terrible graphics and physics.”
- “Avoid this unless you can render Unreal Engine 5 graphics with your machine or have a server stack to handle the gigabytes of memory required 12 hours into the game.”
- “The graphics are pretty atrocious... but that's something I can live with.”
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
62%
19%
The gameplay is a blend of active clicking and idle mechanics, offering a simple yet engaging experience that can become repetitive over time. While it features enjoyable incremental elements and a responsive UI, players note that it lacks depth and variety, with some frustrations regarding item placement and slow initial progression. Overall, it provides a casual distraction but may not satisfy those seeking extensive gameplay or complex mechanics.
- “I like in-person coin pushers and this manages to integrate idle click mechanics very well.”
- “Incremental game mechanics are on the slow side at first but the game gears up nicely and finds a good tempo and playability after the first hour or so.”
- “A very enjoyable experience that has unfolding and incremental mechanics layered into a zen-like experience of a classic coin dozer for one single price with no in-app purchases.”
- “Awful gameplay: items fall both behind the coin pusher itself and next to it, even if they fall in the front they stay there 20% of the time never granting the bonus they are worth.”
- “[i]Coin Treasures[/i] is an active-clicking coin-slots game with slow initial gameplay that turns into more of an idler after you spend some time with it.”
- “Don't expect this to be an incremental with tens of new mechanics to unlock over 100+ hours; it is a much more condensed experience.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is described as limited and not particularly exciting, with players noting that it can become dull over time. Additionally, the requirement to unlock music contributes to a sense of barrenness at the game's start, detracting from the overall experience.
- “While the sounds and the music are good, they are limited and can become a bit dull with time.”
- “The music wasn't all that exciting.”
- “Personally, some of the things I didn't really love about the game so far is that you have to unlock the music; it gives it a little bit of a barren feel at the beginning of the game.”
- “I have counted around 6 sound effects, 2 coin drops, 1 'coin get', 1 'coin fell to the side', and the horrible 'artifact drop' and 1 music.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The game lacks a traditional narrative, focusing instead on the mechanics of a coin pusher with occasional quests and artifacts that enhance gameplay. Players appreciate the progression system tied to collecting artifacts and completing quests, which adds a sense of achievement and guides them through the experience. Overall, while the story is minimal, the quest and artifact elements provide a satisfying framework for player engagement.
- “I found the power-ups and artifacts the key part of the package here though, collecting the artifacts and seeing them fill up the room is actually pretty cool and it gives you a cool sense of progression along with the quest system which really does help guide you along in the game.”
- “There's no story or any other premise beyond playing a coin pusher.”
- “Occasionally you will see quests or artifacts drop, or perhaps you will have other bonus items or power-ups, and pushing those items down the collection chute will earn you some extras as well.”
- “Fortunately, the quests help you gain more coins/treasure to be able to make those upgrade purchases.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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While the artwork is visually appealing, the game's optimization leaves much to be desired, indicating performance issues that detract from the overall experience.
- “The artwork looks neat, but the optimization isn't the best.”
- “The game frequently lags and stutters, making it hard to enjoy the experience.”
- “I encountered numerous frame rate drops, which really detracted from the gameplay.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find grinding to be a time-consuming yet rewarding experience, as it leads to satisfying upgrades that enhance gameplay and introduce new features.
- “Tons of time will be sunk into grinding for that oh-so-satisfying upgrade that will make your time playing a lot smoother or add new features to the game.”
- “The grinding feels endless and often tedious, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “I find myself spending hours grinding for resources, which can become frustrating and detracts from the overall enjoyment.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users report significant stability issues, including game freezes that can severely impact system performance, particularly after reaching certain progression points. Additionally, there are concerns about achievements not unlocking as intended, suggesting potential bugs in the game's stability.
- “Once you're past a certain point, you can exploit the game so much that it freezes completely, almost taking your PC down with it.”
- “Another issue I had was with the achievements; a few didn't unlock when they were supposed to, so I'm not quite sure if they're buggy or what.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization model is praised for its absence of microtransactions, allowing players to enjoy the game fully without interruptions or additional costs. While it offers a fun experience reminiscent of mobile "coin dozer" games, it provides more features and lacks advertisements, making it accessible for players to achieve all goals within a day.
- “No microtransactions, fun, a bit too much high tech with the ray tracing options, can complete every achievement within a day.”
- “Basically, it's just like the 'coin dozer' games you find on mobile stores, but with more features and no ads.”