

CoinPit
Trollix Games · 2026 · Roguelite, Simulation, Psychological Horror, Strategy, Multiple Endings
PC
Mixed65% · 23 📉 Recent reviews down 42%
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About CoinPit
Thrown into this eerie bar with no idea how you got here, you find the key to the exit comes with a price tag in plain sight—30 million. Gamble your life, fire up the coin pusher, and seize your one shot at escape… or stay here forever.Drop coins, build towers, shake the machine—feel the rush of a coin pusher when luck explodes in your favor!Mix unique items and BUFFs to forge your very own coin-pushing playstyle.Experience the surreal thrill of coins pouring down like waterfalls and stacking into towers, accompanied by their crisp clinking sounds.This machine is always hungry. Feed it coins to awaken its greed, but be prepared for unexpected returns.Earn 30 million, claim the key, and get out alive.Some secrets and powers demand a price far heavier than money.An eccentric bartender, a tight-lipped merchant, a locked restroom… a dark story hidden behind the coin pusher waits to be uncovered.How many rounds can you survive? As your debt snowballs, will you go all-in, or unravel the eerie mystery behind the machine to find your ultimate escape?
In CoinPit, you can experience:
- Chain Reactions — Items, the wheel, and BUFFs trigger one after another. Enjoy the "coin tower frenzy" you could never have in real life!
- Light Roguelike — Easy to pick up, but don't get cocky—any round could be your last!
- Cross-Run Progression — Every bit of effort you put in will pay off.
- Endless Combinations — 100+ items and 50+ BUFFs synergize freely for countless possibilities.
- Multiple Endings — Gather scattered clues across different routes and piece together the dark truth of the story…
- Reality-Linked Easter Eggs — Discover playful Easter eggs tied to the real world for surprises you won't expect.
How many rounds can you survive?
Your choices will decide whether you escape alive—or become part of the coin pusher.
P.S. Is this a gambling game?No, actually... it's a game about quitting gambling...COINPIT is a rogue-lite horror game, not a coin pusher gambling simulator. Our coin pusher is designed to challenge you, offering a unique, thrilling experience, and will never ask for real money!What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Womp womp Was hype and have impulse bought cloverpit, raccoin, and pretty much every other game the past few months with a roguelike/gamble gameplay style. This game misses every mark. The coin push is super jank, raccoin is a masterclass on how to nail that. The items, the setting, and the weird bass in the background all feel like ai generated cloverpit with no substance. The graphic on the screen of combat? Idk its so out of place and i feel zero incentive to care about whats happening on that screen. Sound design is a specific complaint, but cmon, these games are built for neuron activation, the sound design is non existent. Give me some noise!!! Overall i just cant recommend, Its cheap but I'm refunding it. No part of this game caught my attention upon playing, none of the items feel exciting to try, and i found myself just wondering why id ever play this instead of something actually polished and entertaining. In its current state, i wouldnt even play this for free. Definitely feels half baked with ai, but maybe im wrong on that part4 found this helpful
This game is just terrible and after a couple runs boring, it is clearly based on CloverPit but it doesn’t do anything nearly as good as CloverPit. The gameplay loop quickly gets boring and in the end it doesn’t really feel like anyone actually cared about making a good game. It feels like they did the bare minimum when it comes to releasing a game. The game feels shallow and unlike similar games like CloverPit it just doesn’t give you the feeling of needing “just one more run”. The game also uses AI yet doesn’t disclose it at all on the Steam page. Honestly though, this isn’t a surprise to me for a couple reasons. First let me make one thing clear. This game is made by DreamArk Lab, they just keep making new dev names to keep releasing poorly done games trying to capitalize on actual developers ideas. They made Final Word Royal which is a blatant ripoff of Final Sentence, they made Blind Box Shop Simulator (under the dev name NovaraGames) which is a low effort attempt at jumping on the hype TCG Card Shop Sim created, they made Gore Sword which was pulled from Steam after 1 day of release due to stolen assets and code, they were threatened with legal action after releasing a copyc…3 found this helpful
half baked trash full of ai slop2 found this helpful
Ok, I've finally reached the good ending... maybe, and I've spent just shy of 21 hours in game. That whole time I didn't run into any noticeable bugs, or problems of any kind. I did need to get some help from the group discussions to figure out how to get into the restroom. I maintain that there is a double meaning to the clue that gets you in, but that's all in the discussions. The game play is fun. I love the drinks and the different relics or power-ups or whatever they're called. Learning how to juggle all of them to thoroughly break the scoring system was really fun, and the story leaves me wanting to know more. I would place this game solidly in the casual category with overtones of horror and strategy, and the bones of a Roguelite. Three thumbs up. Well done.2 found this helpful
Loved the demo and purchased the game as soon as it became available. I really appreciate that the devs are responsive to any and all feedback. Can't wait to see more improvements and learn more about the story as I keep progressing!1 found this helpful
Game feels very randomly put together, things don't mesh or make sense, progression is unclear and there's quite a lot of bugs.
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