Game Machines: Arcade Casino

I want to play the machines that I want to play now; not have to slog through the boring ones first. This is supposed to be casual fun not a grind.

Let's get this out of the way, this doesn't appear to be a game where you play a machine of your choosing and earn rewards. Each machine has a win state in which you get up to 2 stars. The more stars you have the more machines are available. Once you complete a machine there is little point to go back to it. You can, however, if you so desire. Graphically the game is passable. Although, there are no settings. None. Zilch. Hope you like fullscreen and stretched (I have a 21:9 monitor and some settings... at least fullscreen/windowed would have been nice). The audio varies by machine. I'm not sure if this is by design or if it's because some are unfinished. Now, let's go machine by machine. [b]Stacker machine[/b] The first machine isn't one of my favorites. It's one of those where you have to press a button to drop digital blocks (on a screen... on your screen... so meta-blocks) on top of one another to reach a certain height. This one is quick to pass and not very enjoyable. The bac...

Very good for the price. Please add a ticket system in so you can earn prizes and put a option in so they you can continue to play if you already have a star for the coin pusher please. Also Please add claw machines and skee ball please.

This game has been abandoned and isn't that great. If you're looking for a good arcade game look into The Coin Game not this.

Completed the current content in 25 minutes.. which is kinda slow :( For now, dont buy.

this was fun with beer and weed, reasonabaly short but reasonably priced, it goes good with any sort of cannabis or alcoholic beverage. then it just ends cause a well, its only 1.99 =( wish i could pay 40 dollars and get 20 times the content and have a full on casino arcade thing in my house p.s. my light saber is not weird looking its deady

I thought I might give this game a review to help it along. The only reason I knew about it is because I have actually gone through every single title in my Steam queue. That's right. All 20,702 at the time of this writing. I feel like this title could use a little more attention. I absolutely love coin-operated machines of all kinds, and I even have a bulk candy vending machine in my office for the use of students and visitors that come by. The opportunity of playing a game that simulated some of these games sounded appealing to me, so I put this on my wishlist. I was delighted when it game out for less than two bucks for early access. Two bucks! I grabbed it up and have enjoyed it so far. For a game of its price point, it does quite well. You won't find a whole lot of bells and whistles here, but what you will find is a game that re-creates many of the ticket redemption games found in arcades very faithfully. At this point in time, there are 5 games, one of which is in testing. The...

there are two games available at the start of the game. you have to complete them to unlock the other games. the only problem here is that i completed both and the other games not unlocked for me. instead of unlocking the other games i got an endless repeating screen of falling money that brought me absolute nothing. the first game stack machine's controlling is absolute horrible. its no fun at all. for the fairness i got to say that i really liked the toy grabbing machine. that made my whole playing time. for that price i cant complain. i just wish there would be a way to play all games from the beginning because i will stuck forever and be unable to play one of the other games. that is why i sadly cannot recommend the game. the money would be better invested somewhere else.

A mildly entertaining distraction, but I'm pretty sure this will never be finished. I'll take down this review if it happens, but I'm not holding my breath.

i beat the game..whoops wrong button