Gamblers Table tasks you with flipping coins to generate income, then spending earnings on better coins, upgrades, and idle helpers that automate the work. The core loop involves purchasing incremental improvements and managing automaton workers, though progression heavily relies on unlocking skill tree points at a slow pace. Best suited for players who enjoy watching incremental systems tick over rather than those seeking active engagement or frequent meaningful upgrades.
About this game
Gamblers Table is an incremental game where you toss coins to earn money. Buy bigger and better coins, unlock upgrades and hire little helpers to automate the process and take care of all the busy flipping work for you. Simple. Satisfying. Strangely compelling...
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended2 hrs
I had this game on my wishlist and was really looking forward to its release.
Unfortunately, it turned out to be little more than a prettier but grindier version of Incredicer, with only a fraction of the available upgrades. Most of your time is spent waiting to earn another skill tree point, which in most cases barely affects your next run, aside from maybe one or two exceptions. What you see in the first ten minutes is pretty much what you’ll be doing for the next two hours, which is about how long it takes to finish the game. After that, you’ll need to spend a few more hours just to unlock the remaining achievements. I also found the music loop quite irritating after a while.
I did, however, like the idea of the different tables, each offering their own buffs.
If the developers had put as much effort into creating meaningful upgrades (22) as they did into adding an unnecessary number of cosmetic hats (149 lol), it might have been worth playing. For me, this one isn’t worth recommending.
I love watching my little guys flip the coins, they're just little guys that keep flipping coins, it's so cool, they're just little fellas, small guys that keep flipping the coins for me, no compensation or anything, just for pure love of the grind
The beginning was fun, finding new stuff is always fun but each thing in this game doesnt have many upgrades so its pretty slow. the worst is there are a lot of waiting buffs, for example theres things like "dont click a coin for 5 minutes to multiply coin value by 4 for 1 minute" it is not fun to play a game that punishes you for playing the game
New game coming!Hey there! I'm super happy to announce another game prototype coming out. Back then, Gamblers Table started out the same way and I'm excited to know what you think of this one.Scam Artist is an idle building game where you place down slot machines that never actually pay out or sell trading card packs that never have any hits and slowly build up your riches to upgrade your apartment until it looks like the most professional scam operation ever!You can play the prototype for free in your browser over on itch.io and let me know what you think: https://greenpixels.itch.io/scam-artist-prototypeWishlist it directly here to let me know you're interested:Quick rundown of the gameplayYour scamming adventure starts in your moldy decrepit apartment - with a good old shell game. In this game you drag and drop machines, structures and more stuff that people lose their money on - and then you just collect your earnings! "Where is the ball? ... WRONG - Money gone, sucker!"But the one pulling the strings in the background is your awful landlord. Hopefully you can make enough money to give him the boot eventually.When did this guy last shower man ...You can decorate your apartment. Decoration is not just something visual. It changes the gameplay and makes everything faster, more profitable and more impressive.And don't worry: You can add on more than enough space to to fit in just about everyone.If you're interested you can show it by wishlisting the game on Steam and feel free to know of any ideas you have for the game!Thanks for reading and until then!- greenpixels
Its finally here: The big 2.0 update for Gamblers Table is live! Thank you so much to all the testers who gave us their feedback during the last months!TLDR - What is new?3 New Coin Types with unique mechanics: Poker Chips, Nuclear Coins and Crypto Coins3 New Minigames: Slot Machine, Mining and Horse RacingReworked and expanded Talent Tree with over 200 TalentsOverall faster, more streamlined progressionThis is a very fundamental overhaul, so we recommend starting a new playthroughOur goal with the new updateThe feedback on the live version of Gamblers Table has been a bit divisive. While many people liked the game, there was also a lot of constructive feedback, with the two main points being that the game feels a bit too stretched and with too little content to support the playtime. With this update we set out to fix those issues by adding a bunch of new content and by overall accelerating the playtime. Its important to note that this update brings mainly new mid-game content and introduces new fundamental systems. While your old save file carries over, we highly recommend starting a new playthrough because if you had finished the live version and continue from there, you'll just blitz past most of the new content. Expanded Talent Tree:The Talent Tree has been substantially increased, with many new passive and active talents to unlock. The original tree had 22 Talents, the new one has 222. The new tree is so big, I can’t even take a good screenshot of it. A good chunk of these are passive talents but they will allow more strategic choice and specialization on different coin types, depending on your strategy. And there is also a bunch of brand-new talents that introduce completely new mechanics (see below). The amount of unlockable talent points has been adjusted accordingly and you will now unlock talent points much more frequently.Poker Chip:Poker Chips are a mid-game coin, that unlocks between the Gold and the Platinum Coin. Their unique mechanic is that they are...
Exciting news everyone: We have been quietly working on a major content update for Gamblers Table and it is live right now for you to test on the public Steam beta branch. There is a small guide of how to access a testing branch at the end of this post. PLEASE NOTE:The content on the testing branch is still in active development; some graphics are still missing or placeholders and there might be bugs and balancing issues. If you play the new build, please give us as much feedback as you can, so we can make the update as great as possible! TLDR (I just noticed that this post got waaaay too long):- 3 New Coin Types with unique mechanics: Poker Chips, Nuclear Coins and Crypto Coins- 3 New Minigames: Slot Machine, Mining and Horse Racing- Expanded Talent Tree with over 200 Talents- Please give us feedback!Long Version:Our goal with the new update:The feedback on the live version of Gamblers Table has been a bit divisive. While many people liked the game, there was also a lot of constructive feedback, with the two main points being that the game feels a bit too stretched and with too little content to support the playtime. With this update we set out to fix those issues by adding a bunch of new content and overall accelerating the playtime. 1. Expanded Talent Tree:The Talent Tree has been substantially increased, with many new passive and active talents to unlock. The original tree had 22 Talents, the new one has 222. The new tree is so big, I can’t even take a good screenshot of it. A good chunk of these are passive talents but they will allow more strategic choice and specialization on different coin types, depending on your strategy. And there is also a bunch of brand-new talents that introduce completely new mechanics (see below). The amount of unlockable talent points has been adjusted accordingly and you will now unlock talent points much more frequently.This new style of talent tree has been public on the testing branch for a few mo...
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