Raccoin: Coin Pusher Roguelike | Announcement Trailer (www.youtube.com)
from simple@piefed.social to games@lemmy.world on 06 Sep 17:23
https://piefed.social/post/1235784

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underline960@sh.itjust.works on 06 Sep 17:44 next collapse

I remember seeing these in malls, and I didn’t think they were a game back then, either.

I mean, maybe this one actually is a game somehow, but… what a thing to take your inspiration from.

simple@piefed.social on 06 Sep 18:11 next collapse

The children yearn for the gambling machines

zo0@programming.dev on 06 Sep 18:13 next collapse

EA won :(

Devmapall@lemmy.zip on 06 Sep 19:28 collapse

I loved coin pushers as a child. More so than every other gambling game in arcades.

I still like coin pushers. The few times I’ve been to arcades (the non good kinds) I’ve had fun with the coin pushers. Not the same fun as a child but still.

Most of the coin pushers on steam suck. Coin Push RPG is halfway decent. I’ve played enough to get my money’s worth.

I have this game wishlisted. I’m sure it won’t be the same as a kid but hopefully the extras will make it fun.

As a side note on the gambling thing, I sometimes play the lottery but I definitely have a problem with gambling. I stay away from real gambling as a rule. I know myself.

ReallyActuallyFrankenstein@lemmynsfw.com on 07 Sep 12:22 collapse

I think it’s genius. The machines are a dopamine bomb. Seeing the coins makes you think you can strategize, and the connection between action and winning is much more visceral and feels more controllable than a slot machine or other casino games. I have similar memories of seeing them in the arcade and thinking they were very tempting, but no way worth putting in real coins.

A game done well is going to be extremely addictive, but if done in the service of a full, fun, not-micro transaction-pushing format, I fully support it. I think it’s going to be huge.

bungle_in_the_jungle@lemmy.world on 06 Sep 22:29 collapse

I’ve played the demo of this and it’s extremely moreish!