Old Coin Pusher Friends 2 Reviews

un jeu de "pièces" comme dans les fêtes foraines. Il y a même une partie rpg dans laquelle on peut améliorer son lanceur, son bac de réception etc. C'est très relaxant.

lots of fun 4/5 Just keep shooting coin to collect prize and exp to upgrade, once the result could be predicted, the fun is gone. upgrade the JP, and shooting interval. once go into the "jackpot" mode, focus on gold coin bundle to extend the mode, sooner or later you would have finished all the upgrades ...

This is a little gem of a game. It looks nice, is simple to play, has an auto-coin launch option, is very chill, but also quite exciting if you *choose* to take on the little bosses or catch everything that falls. There are collectibles and upgrades to add some longevity, and the online co-op works well. Thumbs up.

It's fun for about a week and a bit, which came out to 9.9 hours total playtime for me, then it drops off pretty hard. But that's ok cause the fun I had playing this with a friend (who also bought it) was absolutely worth the on sale price I bought it for. Decent 6/10

Mixed feeling, it's kinda fun in multiplayer. Except when it disconnects during jackpot in multiplayer, super frustrating when it happens multiple times. I wish there was a reconnect method or switch to single player when it happens.

This is the game you saw at the county carnivals/youth fairs in the 1970's with a modern twist. Controller friendly. Use your controller to direct the coins and move your bucket (set coin shooter to auto). It's an easy pick up and play game. Absolutely, no barriers to entry. https://steamcommunity.com/groups/indieretrogamers On a closing note, "pinch a loaf".

Time is an illusion. There is only coins. The "with friends" design is actually really interesting for a coin pusher. You can view it as co-op, or as a competition. While you and your friend can both be seen on screen moving your buckets and shooting coins, you each have your own "coin universe" as it were. Your own game instance where prizes and coins only exist for each player. HOWEVER, players are in fact shooting their coins into all game instances. This can be both helpful or annoying. They can help you shooting in the same area to get prizes faster, but they can also be shooting on the opposite side causing prizes to fall while you are trying to catch something elsewhere. There are also bosses, Yokai, that appear periodically. This is in fact a light competition as the most damage done will earn a player a first prize award. Bosses drop their own unique boss prizes for all players when defeated, regardless of who wins though. The best "boss" though? The mighty bucket. Jackpots are everything in this game as they SHOWER YOU with prizes. One of the "boss" instances is a spinning bucket. Each coin you manage to shoot into the bucket will grant you a Jackpot Koban. Collect enough Jackpot Koban and you will activate the Jackpot which makes it RAIN coins and prize pouches. While these Koban can also be collected in rare circumstances through the prize pouches, the bucket can give you enough Koban for two jackpots back to back if you and your friend sink enough. So what do you do with all this stuff? Upgrade to get more stuff faster of course. After 10 hours I personally still have a lot of upgrades left to unlock, so there being goals to reach definitely helps the replayability. If you like coin pushers you will love this game. Plenty of dopamine to go around.

Best FPS of 2023! * The sfx of collecting coins is satisfying. * The only thing I find strange is that the coins are easily landed vertically. I know the machine shoot the coin in a vertical way and it is possible, but seeing a rare event irl happen so often is still a bit wired. Overall a good game to kill time or just put there as an idle game.

Tried after seeing Pekora and Okayu playing this game. I have fond memories of playing coin push games in arcade. So I just had to try it. This game made me stop playing Zelda for a day. You did the impossible task.

Probably the best of the STP pushers, the theme is nice, the environment is pretty and it carries a lot of lessons learned from past games. You can't mess up your team mates at all any more, Old coin pusher friends 1 pretty much was there with this, but the edges of the catcher boxes were solid so you could still slightly mess each other up. Finally this is not the case so you are just working together and not messing each other up at all. The bosses are fun to fight and the magatama collection system works, its fun to progress. The only downside is this is probably the longest of the STP pushers to 100% as killing a level 60 yokai takes quite a long time, at least the journey is fairly entertaining.