
Push money into a hole, and do it quickly. If you are squeamish about using your left mouse button, beware! This is a tactile, satisfying, short 20-40 minute experience.
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. Copies below reflect the player base, not paid sales.
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Coin$ Pusher Ltd. is a game about pushing money into a hole as quickly as humanly possible. There is chill jazz, a handful of minigames, and a definitive ending.
This game is for YOU if you want to get deeply involved in pressing some shiny buttons, make lots of numbers go up, and play with a big magnet.
It will take about 20-40 minutes to reach the ending, although my personal record is 11 minutes. See if you can beat that record!
If you are using touchpad, it may be a struggle as this is quite the click-fest, but it is worth a try.
Coin$ Pusher Ltd. supports touchscreen and stylus pens, but is intended to be played with a mouse.
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Languages: English
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title checks out 3/10
I got 14m47s on my first run. Definitely a fun little game.
Thank you, that was fun.
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Good if you need a dopamine boost from hitting a lot of buttons.
Around 22:13, not bad but did I fumbled quite a few times so I could improve it. Worth the game play though, so take a tip 👍. (Reset button or summit like that would be nice - i want faster times)
fun little game got 14.04 on my first attempt could be better if there was automation aspects
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Another piece of trash that crawled out of itch.io and onto Steam.
a fun little game
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