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Coin Collector

Game Categories:	Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:	Flash

Play Coin Collector on www.kongregate.com

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Game Description
Quick and fun game where your main goal is jumping and hitting blocks, which gives you coins. As usual for idle games, you can upgrade coin value, jump height, move speed, add more characters to jump etc. There are 2 coins you can earn - yellow and red. Yellow ones are easy ones as they fall out of blocks, but red ones are only given for different achievements and for game resets. While the game is fun at first, it's not very well balanced and you can earn more and more coins very quickly. Their choice for huge number is a bit strange (after trillions/t it goes to AA, AB, AC, ...), but easy to understand. So you will upgrade to some AZ coins very quick and reset is mostly useless as you earn quickly enough not to really need red coins. But overall, this is fun even if for a short time. Enjoy!

Game Description

Quick and fun game where your main goal is jumping and hitting blocks, which gives you coins. As usual for idle games, you can upgrade coin value, jump height, move speed, add more characters to jump etc.
There are 2 coins you can earn - yellow and red. Yellow ones are easy ones as they fall out of blocks, but red ones are only given for different achievements and for game resets.
While the game is fun at first, it's not very well balanced and you can earn more and more coins very quickly. Their choice for huge number is a bit strange (after trillions/t it goes to AA, AB, AC, ...), but easy to understand. So you will upgrade to some AZ coins very quick and reset is mostly useless as you earn quickly enough not to really need red coins.
But overall, this is fun even if for a short time. Enjoy!

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