Gamblers Table
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About Gamblers Table
Gamblers Table is an idle simulator where you flip coins to build an automated money-making empire. Developed by greenpixels and released in 2026, it blends point-and-click simplicity with strategy. You start by tossing coins, earning cash when they land on heads. As you upgrade, you hire helpers to automate flips and unlock faster, more lucrative coin types. The game thrives on incremental progress, each cycle of buying upgrades, hiring workers, and watching your wealth compound feels satisfyingly smooth. It’s for players who enjoy slow-burn growth and tinkering with systems. Available on PC, Linux, and web, it’s a low-effort, high-reward experience.
Gameplay
Every session begins with a single click: toss a coin, wait for it to land, and collect if it’s heads. Early on, you manually flip a few coins, but the game shifts focus to automation. You spend earnings on faster coins, efficiency upgrades, and workers who flip endlessly. The key is balancing immediate gains with long-term investments, like upgrading a coin’s base value before hiring more helpers. Each new coin type introduces quirks; for example, a “joker” coin might double rewards but flip slower. The UI is clutter-free, with a grid of coins and a sidebar for upgrades. Late-game, you’ll mostly watch your empire grow, occasionally tweaking synergies between coin types. Resets let you start fresh with new talents, but many players stick to a single run for weeks.
What Players Think
Gamblers Table holds a 4.3/5 on PlayPile, with 82% of players completing it and an average playtime of 14 hours. 68% of reviews call it “relaxing,” while 22% note it’s “repetitive after 10 hours.” The game’s 120 achievements track milestones like flipping 10 million coins or maxing out a helper’s speed. Community moods are split: 45% “satisfying,” 30% “meh,” and 15% “addictive.” One user wrote, “It’s the perfect background game for when I’m doing chores.” Others gripe, “The late-game grind feels too slow.” Despite this, 73% of players say they’d revisit it for the next update.
PlayPile's Take
Gamblers Table is a solid pick for idle fans who like tinkering with systems over endless mindless tapping. At $14.99, it’s reasonably priced, and the 120 achievements add replay value. If you want a game to run while you work or unwind, it fits. But if you crave constant action or deep risk/reward mechanics, it might feel too passive. The community’s polarized reactions suggest it’s a hit-or-miss, but for $15, it’s a low-risk experiment. Stick with it past the first 20 hours, and you’ll likely find the payoff worth it.
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Single player
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