CryptoMoneya

Promised crypto paradise, got a boredom simulator instead. Graphics look like a PowerPoint presentation, gameplay duller than reading terms of service. Only upside – learned to fall asleep faster. 3/10, even for blockchain game fans this is too much.

A game on the theme of cryptomining, made on the engine for visual novels. Everything is simple: we open symbols in pairs on the playing field and collect pairs, gradually clearing the playing field completely and moving to the next level. Memorization is not difficult, in fact, you go through everything in a row and collect the nearest pairs, so you do not have to memorize long. The timer doesn't get in the way in any way, there's plenty of time for everything.

A week ago I was diagnosed with MSD and the doctors have given me a year at best. I'm so glad I was able to play this before I go. I don't know how many people will see this; but I recommend to you to play this game if you do see it. Gameplay, atmosphere, graphics. everything is masterfully crafted. If you read it, thank you and good bye.

CryptoMoneya is a small, tongue-in-cheek puzzle title developed and published by the azimuth team, built around the recognizable—but heavily simplified—concept of cryptocurrency mining. Rather than attempting to simulate the real economics or technical complexity of crypto, the game takes the theme and transforms it into a light, arcade-style matching experience that revolves around speed, pattern recognition, and incremental upgrades. It’s the kind of game that announces its intentions immediately: this is a casual time-killer with a humorous premise, not a deep strategic simulation. Players who approach it with that expectation will find a straightforward, accessible experience that can fill short play sessions without demanding much focus or investment. The core mechanic is a matching puzzle system in which players must identify pairs of cryptocurrency icons under time pressure. As you “mine” by matching icons, you accumulate coins—an in-game currency that allows you to purchase small upgrades or boosters that slightly adjust the pace or efficiency of future rounds. There are two difficulty modes, but the distinction between them lies mostly in the pace and reward multiplier ra…

Simple matching game with misleading features, unresponsive upgrades and repetitive gameplay

for the steam level