$9.99Coin Tavern Flip coins, build wild combos
Coin Tavern is a roguelike deckbuilder where your deck is a purse of quirky coins. Every round you toss them: heads triggers the coin's trick, tails pays out its face value. You add, cut, and tune coins and relics to hit each stage's debt, so every run becomes a small economy of combos that either pays off or goes bust.
Is Coin Tavern worth it?
Coin Tavern is worth it if…
- you like deckbuilders about drafting, trimming, and chasing synergies
- you enjoy luck-plus-planning games where builds snowball late
- you want something chill with no timer to run in the background
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A deck you flip, not play
You start each run with a handful of plain coins and grow it one pick at a time. After each round you take one of three offered coins, and between stages you manage the purse: keep the earners, smash the dead weight with hammers, and stick gems on favorites for always-heads flips or extra value.
The tension is simple. Heads fires the skill, tails banks the cash, so you are always deciding which side you actually want. A Wolf that eats a Sheep coin is great when it lands right and an empty chair when it stays in the bag. Thin the purse to around twenty coins and the coins you built around actually show up.
Factions, relics, and silly combos
Coins belong to Humans, Monsters, Beasts, and Machines, each with its own tricks: spawning low-tier coins, devouring neighbors, flipping again, fusing together. Cross-faction mixes are where the money happens.
Relics bend those rules further, boosting certain coins, growing values, or spawning coins and hammers. Pair the right relic with the right pack and income snowballs fast. Runs stay randomized and replayable, with new coin pools by stage theme, and the look stays colorful, cute, and retro while the numbers bounce around the table.
Good to know?
How does a round actually work?
You toss up to 20 random coins from your purse onto the table. Heads triggers that coin's effect, tails collects its face value, and some effects fire at round start or end instead. Then you pick one of three random coins, adjust the build, and go again until the final round, when your cash is checked against the stage debt.
Can you customize a run once you know the coins?
Yes, after finishing types you unlock custom mode, where you build a pool from 20 chosen coins outside the common set, plus an ultimate mode with 60 chosen coins. Challenge modes with toggles for extra debt or coin penalties open after clearing level 6 of a type.
