A snappy arcade game about flicking coins across tricky boards and chaining perfect shots.
We play mobile games on our own phones, then tell you honestly which ones are worth your evening. This week we spent hours with Coin Strike and wrote down everything we felt while playing.
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Arcade · 4.6★
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«A snappy arcade game about flicking coins across tricky boards and chaining perfect shots.»
«A hand-drawn RPG about wandering a broken kingdom and choosing who you become.»
«A slow-burn strategy game about building outposts and defending a shifting border.»
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