Coin Pusher World Reviews

awesome passive game for streamers

Not sure how I missed this for 4 years but always imagined this exact thing on twitch. To go even further the customization is on point! Twitch audience doesn't have a drop of unlike for this, and neither do I!

If you enjoyed going to the game room as kid your should remember the coin pushers or sometimes called dozers then your going to love this game. It's a Twitch game that can be played with the your streaming community. CPW now has 2 DLC packs. I really enjoy the 2 table with the 4 pusher DLC. You can customize your coins with a coin skin after earning enough tickets to do so. Don't like how your luck is going you can always kick or punch the machine.

A great idle time game or side game for your community - custom leaderboards at will - can customize the pusher to match your stream - supportive community!

Coin Pusher World – A Promising Game with Room for Improvement Coin Pusher World offers a unique and engaging experience, filled with creative game play elements and exciting potential. Yet, my experience has been marred by a couple of significant issues that I believe need addressing. First, I’ve encountered technical challenges on Windows 11. Specifically, coins sometimes get stuck on the pusher bed, causing the game to become unresponsive—an issue that did not occur when I played on Windows 10. This performance inconsistency creates a noticeable disconnect between environments and is a frustrating hitch in the otherwise enjoyable experience. Equally concerning is the disparity in the command system. The game team, admins, and moderators have access to commands that are off-limits to regular players. In one instance, a team-exclusive command was used during play, which cleared my coins from the pusher entirely. This uneven distribution of control not only disrupts fair play but also undermines the competitive spirit of the game. If I could, I would choose a "Maybe" when asked whether I recommend this game. The binary yes-or-no option offered by platforms like Steam doesn’t fully capture my mixed feelings. I appreciate many aspects of Coin Pusher World and see its potential, yet these issues leave me hesitant to give a full endorsement. I’d recommend a couple of improvements: better performance compatibility on Windows 11 and greater transparency or fairness regarding team-only commands—perhaps even an in-game notification when such commands are used. Despite these drawbacks, I genuinely believe Coin Pusher World can evolve into a fantastic experience with the right updates. I look forward to future improvements that address these concerns so that the game’s promise can be fully realised.

Game says it's an interactive chat game designed for Twitch, which leads one to believe it's designed to garner engagement, what it doesn't say is that it has to be played on Twitch. Totally bogus