Pocket Pusher

I don't get it. You mindlessly click to release marbles. You spend about 70 marbles, get a ticket to buy 100 more. Then you repeat, repeat, and repeat until you get five chests with 150 tickets. Then you repeat it again. And what’s the point of a flipper that has no effect, a marble dropper that has no effect, and a coin pusher that just pushes? This isn’t a game — it’s an idler designed to waste time and CPU cycles.

This is an incredible game! It's a wonderful blend of pachinko, coin pushers, pinball, and a gambling game with slots, tickets, points, and chests! I've never encountered anything like it before, a unique blend with enjoyable gameplay. - Large 3D isometric fields with various themes - Excellent optimization - Excellent controlled gameplay - Free, but it really should be worth it. I bought the DLC for a small fee. I'm amazed at how well the developer understands the player's needs. Just when I was thinking it would be nice if the balls launched themselves, something magical happened: at a certain point, they started launching themselves in a specific, reasonable situation (there's an option to always launch the balls, but I was against it; I wanted to launch them myself). It was a real pleasure. In short, I still wonder why I didn't find it on Steam before, even though it was already available there. Google AI and a festival of games in this field helped with the search. A huge thank you to the developer for a wonderful game with excellent game design and visuals, which is a pleasure to play. The only issue is the occasional minor stutter at 120 fps, but it's not at all critical.

not much meat in this game. spam ball button, thing happenes, get ticket. not much opposing or challenging you. but it seemes to be free throughout. if ya like a mindless button pusher with the touch of salt that is the minor optimization ya can try on a busybox. random minecraft mod bird model out of ten. gambler's cocomelon and not much else

"Pocket Pusher" is surprisingly quite far from the worst of the amateur junk that exists on Steam because Steam Direct has no QA, but that's still almost a compliment... this is, however, barely a game, it's more of an incrementer/idler meets slightly surreal "coin pusher" game. You know the gambling machines you often see in arcades and other places where there's a bunch of coins and a moving platform, and if you put your own coins in, then [i]maybe[/i] more coins will come out than you put in... and there lies the scam, of course, because those machines are rigged in the house's favour, of course. But I digress a little, and first and foremost while this is deceptively pushed as a free game when it isn't, there's at least no attempt at actual gambling here, no cash shop, no in-game currency etc. Instead you just watch the coins and eventually increment your way up to the rather shallow and unrewarding unlocks. The gimmick instead lies on this being an absurdly supersized version of those coin pusher like attractions, which is interesting for about 30 seconds. And there's a few environments you get for free, but you do have to pay money to unlock the full "experience", and on…

Serotonin pusher be working well, it could use more progression or flashy power button for maximum brain good feels! Still 5 hrs of fun before everything is done and bought, the auto play feature turns it into a interactive screen saver, still great

Thanks for the free dopamine 💥