Top 5 for my favorite idle games, get it if you are a fan of the genre. I just wish I could change the FONT used in the game. My eye sight is not great and I can't read some of the words too well and it actually ends up straining my eyes so I stop playing. If you make the game resolution something smaller or run a window the font just mushes some of the words together and it looks bad. I know its minor as its more of an idle game but its not great and I love every thing else about the game, its amazing. Please add a default font or something for those of us who don't wan't something that looks like cursive and could be hard on the eyes. EDIT: 2 days later after my review they added a patch to change the font in game. Absolutely amazing communication between players and the developer here. The game is constantly being updated and improved upon. Absolutely worth a buy. Get it today! Thank you so much again for listening.

It's a curious game. You drop coins to drop more coins. It is a little bit simple at first, then it gets slightly more involved, but overall it's a relaxing and surprisingly engaging experience. I wonder whether there'll be some hidden layer to the game? Having an idler unfold every so often is like a magnet for idle game fans. My few minor gripes are these: You have to input -dx11 in the launch options for it to actually work on non-dx12 systems. Some resolution options would also be nice to have, including an option to switch between fullscreen and borderless windowed. These aren't dealbreakers by any stretch of the imagination.

Fun little game until you run short on coins. Waiting 20-30 seconds for 1 additional coin is boring. Update to the DEVS suggestion - I have put pts in the the coin regenerator and the corresponding button. Additional coins still come at way too slow of a rate. Also, not willing to sit there and madly click the coin button 10 times for 1 coin to be added. Please increase the rate otherwise there is no purpose in just sitting there staring at the screen.

upgrades are crazy expensive and often trivial, huge amounts of treasure need to be invested in unlocking features, click intensive and slow. Interesting idea but it needs a large amount of refinement and removal of pointless bloat. Powerdowns are pointlessly ruthless and have no real counterplay.

I'm trapped in a dark room, putting coins into a slot, and hope good things happen. I stare at the screen, drop coins and wonder ... ... "The act of repeating the same action over and over, hoping for something good to drop. This must be what the old grandpas at the Pachinko feel." ... But to be serious, Coin Treasure is superior to others in the same genre and theme. Although the price could be considered a little excessive when compared to the other "one dollar meme games", this game is not a meme. It has some serious substance behind the seemingly simple game loop. Basically, it's just like the "coin dozer" games you find on mobile stores, but with more features and no ads. (The "plus" button besides your coin count is a "mash to refill" button, not a cash shop.) It could use some further polishing and added features, but I think it is of quality and ready to be published without the Early Access distinction. The developer is extremely responsive to user opinions. This is a...

brings back all the nostalgia from the first coin dozer mobile game with the added dopamine levels of your average idle game.

This is a great rendition of an old coin-op device turned into an idle game. It's great for when you just want to play something for a while that doesn't require much thinking beyond, "what's the next thing I can buy that will make buying everything else beyond it more efficient?" 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. Some themes of artifacts look better than others, but overall the detail of most of the artifacts is gorgeous. While any Early Access game will have its issues, the developers are very responsive and are currently releasing updates on pretty much a daily basis.

I've been a big fan of Idlers since I just let them run in the background. This one requires minimum effort and has come a long way. The Devs are super fast in fixing bugs if you spot any and very quick to send out little patches throughout the day. They are very helpful and kind. :)

This is a neat more visual take on relatively simple incremental mechanics... and it kinda works. TLDR: The game has some issues, but I find myself still playing it after 5hours+, and still enjoying 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. And if you enjoy more visually appealing incrementals, then it's definitely worth a try - although the current price might be a tad high compared to other games in the genre based on content alone, I found it more than worth it - and especially if the dev sorts out some of the below issues it'll definitely be justified. PROs: - A cool visual representation of your wealth/progress (I'd recommend to dev to even emphasize this, and start with close to 0 of starting treasure to make this more impactful) - The combinations of Powerups and Powerdowns makes for some really satisfying burst of activity - When you unlock SOME of the bigger unlocks it feels more r...

Fun and relaxing game, Graphics are great and It's fun to watch all the Artifacts build up in the room. My only Suggestion to the Devs would be to add an option to Move the Artifacts once they're in the room. So we could move them and set them up instead of them just randomly spawning somewhere. I also think some of the prices on the upgrades are a bit too steep for what they give you. Overall though I'm very surprised at this little game, Excited to see what else the Devs add!