RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike

Ah, revenge for all the times I wasted money on run down arcades as a kid... Ok so, it's entertaining enough when you get insane combos going, whether it's flying chickens, bombs, or tornadoes, and this felt like a fair enough price for it. However, if I'm honest, I'm not sure it has quite the replay appeal of Balatro or Slay the Spire. Roguelike genre games have such breadth of scope, play style and general mood that one size never fits all. Some are hyper, some are chill, some require more reaction time and others more strategy (and some, like this one, require a bit of both). That said - I like this title, and I rated it accordingly. Card games and arcade games - digital or old school - have a totally different type of intensity and focus, and real-time actions/decision making comes at a different pace. I like both, so it's okay for me. My main critique, however, is that the tutorial really could be a bit longer and more comprehensive. Additionally some descriptions, such as that for the Origin Coin, should be improved as they aren't particularly clear. Anyway, there are a TON of options here, and even experimenting with one character yields a lot of ways to play, which only expands as you unlock more options...this has, of course, a up and down side. You'll pick it up as you throw yourself to the wolves and experiment, but given the myriad ways you can play each character, expect a bit of a learning curve before you "break the game".

如果有保存功能就好了，200多回合推到10的4k多次方舍不得退出。

TLDR: It needs a lot of work on the balance. There are many ways to win a run, but some (I have one in particular in mind) that are simply infinitely better and easier than the rest. There are a few infinites that can be achieved from what I've found, but the round goals in endless ramp up so fast that you have to sit there for hours (unless you're using certain strategies) and it makes most builds just not work past a single round of endless. It's very frustrating. You might find a build that you win the run with super easily, and easily beat the first round of endless. But then you proceed to the next round, and you cant even get anywhere close to the goal. For the record, I'm not saying the game is difficult, since you can just get return mult coins on any character and get to e300 with little difficulty or luck. Compared to the seemingly intended builds for each character, I have found this to always be the best strategy. I was on a run that scaled coin tower height and score rate, and had a pseudo infinite setup. It required an auto-clicker, because there currently isn't any way to automatically launch coins as they come into your clip. I had to leave my computer AFK with the game running for 3 hours to beat the 4th round in endless, even with over 3000 score rate and the game running on the fastest speed. You cant even do anything else besides watch something on the second monitor with the game on if you find an infinite, because even on a windowed setting, the game pauses the second you tab out. In addition, the game isn't that well optimised, and you will probably experience lag whenever a lot of coins are being scored or moved around. The game is fun, but it needs a lot of work to provide meaningful runs and re-playability, and could use multiple QOL changes. I wouldn't buy this right now. Wait until it's in better shape.

High quality brain rot game. It does kinda seem like most of this game is RNG driven, more so than Balatro, so it's hard to say whether there's really much strategy involved in winning. Either way I'm obsessed with coin pushers in general so this definitely scratches that itch.

hot damn

one of the best to ever do it. plays a liiiittle bit wonky but that's the intent and you have to get on board with its wonk to have your fun. and boy, there's a lot of fun. what the heck do i mean by this? balatro says "i'm gonna give you random items in a random order and you're gonna craft a build out of them. you might *want* to go flush mode, but you should pivot in the direction the randomness *tells* you to go." raccoin says "every character has like, 3 or 4 infinite happiness combos that you can pretty reliably get going every single run. find out what those combos are! some are obvious, some are not." is this better or worse? it feels less... organic, but in many ways it's just as rewarding. raccoin just wants to pat you on the back and give you the serotonin you need to live. i love you raccoin!

Game scratches THAT itch. A little more complex to learn than Balatro but just as fun once you understand it.