

Coincremental
Fractal Forge Gaming · 2025 · Casual, Incremental, Simulation, Idler, Relaxing
PC
Positive93% · 14
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About Coincremental
Coincremental is an incremental clicker game where your goal is to complete a collection of 2,297 U.S. coins. Data on coin mintages and values was implemented to account for rarity of the different coins. There are common, uncommon, rare, and ultra rare coins to find, and searching is as simple as a mouse click. Features of the game include:
- Leveling and upgrade system to give you more power to find rares
- Coin collection featuring front and back pictures of all coins
- A running feed of all your finds and activity
- Special unlockable methods for coin searching (with perhaps surprising mechanics)
- Automated searching capabilities
- Statistics and probabilities about your finds
- 200+ achievements
- Classical music selections to set the mood while searching for the coins minted throughout U.S. history
- Prestige system with unique permanent upgrades and bonuses
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game as a solid, satisfying incremental title with beautiful UI and engaging coin collection mechanics that appeal especially to real-life coin collectors. However, opinions diverge sharply on late-game progression: some find the slow grind acceptable for an idle game, while others criticize the repetitive level 100 resets, frustrating seeker/resource generator mechanics with random resets, and shallow gameplay that doesn't justify pushing through all nine challenges.
It's cheap so not much downside to pick it up, but the gameplay pattern is so shallow and repetitive that it doesn't encourage me to complete the game. Having 9? separate challenges that require me to go to level 100 all over again just to unlock them and discover their restrictions and rewards doesn't entice me to continue the game. Additionally, the automatic resource generator mechanic requires resetting at random periods, and the levels on them are both time gated and can randomly be (partially) lost by the random resets. And they aren't very good generators anyways. So a game that is 1) Repetitive, 2) Shallow, and 3) Not Idle does not appeal to me.6 found this helpful
This game is exactly what you pay for, a coin incremental. It's a little slow progression later stages, however, you can just afk to collect coins. It's great to build a collection of coins and get rare ones, also getting incremental upgrades makes it very satisfying to see the difference from the start to the end of the game. Good game :) Edit: IT IS INCREDIBLY SLOW LATE GAME4 found this helpful
Solid incremental, semi-idle game. Beautiful UI. Very straightforward to get started. The game unfolds itself very well, especially after you reach level 100 the first time and can start specializing. There is a good bit of clicking, but you can also advance a decent amount with the Seekers running and just checking in with the game every so often. You don't have to enjoy coin collecting IRL, but it is cool to see all the pictures of the actual coins as you collect them. Overall it is a great addition to the incremental game genre.2 found this helpful
I am greatly enjoying this game so far. Nice gradual incremental gameplay and unlocks and I am apparently really interested in coins? My one request would be an option to "zoom in" on the coin images. I like seeing the front and rear face, but I would really enjoy being to see a larger picture of the front and back.2 found this helpful
Played for 16 hours the first day. I collect coins irl so it is cool being able to see up close the coins you are getting. My biggest complaint and the reason why I will not be finishing the game is the seeker and gold buffalo system. HATE HATE HATE this mechanic. Causes nothing but frustration. If this wasn't in the game I would be going for all the achievements but as it stands they can keep them. But I do recommend trying this game out.
I am completely fine with the use of generative AI in these kinds of indie games. I wanted to save this review for after I reach lv100, but this game needs to reach more people sooner, and that happens with more reviews.
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