Coination

Literally identical to a game called Incredicer that released just two months ago, except it looks & runs worse. And guess what? Names for some achievements [strike](none of which work, BTW)[/strike] are exactly the same to Incredicer. It's curious that in a game where you're flipping coins, there are cheevos for unlocking different [i]dice[/i] when there are are no dice present whatsoever. [i]...cough, cough...[/i] I thought 2025's glut of games ripping off Nodebusters was an awful trend. This game's "inspiration" takes that to a whole new level. Edit: Achievements work after a patch; they're still named after dice instead of coins, though.

Fun little idler. But they should add a setting to turn off the animated values - I got lag in the late game.

Needs some work. You're flipping coins but they are called dice in the upgrades menu and are somehow 6 sided. [strike]The game seems like it could be fine but it lacks any video options. alt+enter works to deactivate fullscreen but the window remains locked to the monitors resolution. You can move the game onto another monitor and press alt+enter to resize it to that resolution. The game doesn't run when it's out of focus.[/strike] - dev fixed this within 48 hours per steam discussion engagement. Huge Win imo! Gambler's Table is this game but more well put together. Here's hoping the dev keeps working on this and I can swap this rating around. I like this kind of game. Edit: I went back and reinstalled Gambler's Table and Incredicer after reading the other review. I haven't made it terribly far into Coination since it currently cannot be played Idle but .... It's very much similar to the concept of Gambler's Table with the dice mechanics (and achievements, and pointers, and menu layout) of Incredicer. Not sure if I'll end up flipping this review. Hoping Dev has plans else this feels too much like rehashing someone elses stuff. To be entirely fair though this genre can get pretty samey and there are a ton of asset pack on public marketplaces. Just extra weird that Incredicer and Gambler's Table are both Godot and both... well essentially open source whether they meant them to be or not. more edit: New update, giving this another go. Thank you Cinderbyte! I'm flipping my review. Dev shows care and effort. Game is low priced. Hoping it finds a little more of its own identity but otherwise its more of what I enjoyed about the other games mentioned above.