Coincremental

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Coincremental is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Fractal Forge and was released on August 1, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Coincremental is an incremental clicker game where your goal is to complete a collection of 2,297 U.S. coins. Data on coin mintages and values was implemented to account for rarity of the different coins. There are common, uncommon, rare, and ultra rare coins to find, and searching is as simple as a mouse click. Features of the game include: Leveling and upgrade system to give you more power to …

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game offers a satisfying incremental gameplay experience with a beautiful UI and a sense of progression as players collect coins.
Players appreciate the unique aspect of seeing real-life coin images, which enhances the enjoyment for coin collectors.
The game is affordable and provides a fun experience for fans of idle and clicking games, with long-term goals and achievements to pursue.

The seeker and gold buffalo system is frustrating for some players, detracting from the overall enjoyment and progress in the game.
Gameplay can feel repetitive and shallow, especially with the requirement to reach level 100 multiple times for various challenges.
The late-game progression is described as incredibly slow, which may discourage players from continuing to play.

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The gameplay has been criticized for its shallow and repetitive mechanics, which detract from the overall experience and motivation to complete the game. Players find the automatic resource generator frustrating due to its random resets and time-gated levels, while some appreciate the gradual incremental progression and unlocks, albeit with a focus on collecting coins.
- “Nice gradual incremental gameplay and unlocks, and I am apparently really interested in coins?”
- “It's cheap, so there's not much downside to picking it up, but the gameplay pattern is so shallow and repetitive that it doesn't encourage me to complete the game.”
- “Additionally, the automatic resource generator mechanic requires resetting at random periods, and the levels on them are both time-gated and can randomly be (partially) lost due to the random resets.”