Lucky Coins
Casual
Ratings
Age
4+
Category
Casual
Languages
English
Wed Apr 08 2020
- Support for the latest iOS and extra wide screens
Enjoy, dear Donut fans! :)
Lucky Coins brings the classic arcade coin-pusher experience to your mobile device. Tap to drop shiny gold coins onto the tray and watch as the sliding mechanism pushes them toward the edge. Collect prizes, activate special power-ups like the 'Wall' or 'Coin Rain,' and try to avoid losing your loot to the side gutters. With vibrant graphics, satisfying sound effects, and hundreds of unique items to collect, Lucky Coins is a relaxing and addictive arcade game for players of all ages.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Lucky Coins is a nostalgic take on the 'Coin Pusher' carnival classic. As an expert in casual arcade simulations, I find the physics here to be the real draw—the way the coins stack, slide, and occasionally tumble over the 'side gutters' feels very authentic to the real-world cabinets. It’s a low-pressure game that thrives on the anticipation of a big cascade.
The addition of 'Special Coins' and collectible prizes provides a nice sense of progression that a standard coin pusher lacks. While it can occasionally feel like a waiting game for your coin bank to refill, the excitement of dropping that one perfect coin that pushes a massive pile over the edge is undeniably satisfying. It’s a bright, colorful, and relaxing distraction that perfectly captures the 'casino-lite' energy of a seaside arcade without the real-world cost.
Features
Realistic arcade physics and animations
Dozens of unique prizes to collect
Powerful 'Shake' and 'Wall' boosters
Daily rewards and coin refills
Tips & Walkthrough
Don't just spam the screen. Drop your coins in small groups of 3 or 4 in the center. This creates a more stable forward 'push' and prevents the coins from scattering toward the side gutters where you get no rewards.
Gameplays
Look for the 'Giant Coin' and 'Wall Coin.' The Giant Coin causes a massive impact that can shift stagnant piles, while the Wall Coin prevents any coins from falling into the side gutters for a limited time.
Screenshot
Q&A
No, your coin bank will automatically refill over time, and you can earn bonus coins by completing daily missions.
Ratings & Reviews
Need more players
Tue Jan 08 2019 bingliaI have been the reigning all-time leader for the challenges for more than a year. Every now and then I learned new strategies to improve my score. I believe it is possible to reach 12,000 points. Need more players to keep me motivated!
Love all these games:)
Thu Jul 11 2019 Lena.26I used to play these games from donut games in my ipod when I was younger and now that I’m married and have kids I downloaded them on my iPhone and I really enjoy them and my kids do too:)
My Favorite
Thu May 11 2017 jazoliviaThis one is my favorite iPad game. I beat all of the challenges a long time ago, but I still like to play it.
Amazing, worth 2 dollars
Wed May 26 2021 Just a long time playerNot much to say, donut games take the simplest concepts and turn them into amazing addicting games
I LOVE DONUT GAMES
Wed Apr 29 2020 Caleb73103Y'all make some really simple but addicting games! I've been playing some of your games ever since I was a LITTLE kid! Thanks for the fun times!
love this game!!
Fri Aug 09 2019 helenapretzeli play this game way too much but i love it so much. it’s a really great way for me to calm down when i’m in anxiety provoking situations! especially arcade mode. thanks donut games for putting out great games :)
hooray for new levels!
Thu Feb 21 2013 philbutrinI'm always impressed by the quality of apps from Donut Games, and I'm always excited to see a new update or a new game from them. If you enjoy Lucky Coins, check out some of their other games. Sunday Lawn, Spikey, and Chefs are three of my favorites. Graphics are excellent, and I find that the games tend to stay on my ipad longer than other games, because they're fun to keep coming back to.
Eh...
Sat Nov 28 2009 milkchocltThis game is definitely NO Peggle. It is as it says, kind of a pachinko game. Lucky coins lacks the personality of Peggle, though, which allows the gameplay to feel repetitive. The game gets old quick (tired of it within minutes). This game is okay if you only pick it up for seconds at a time. It gets a three because the mechanics aren't bad, and I got the game for free (wouldn't pay for it). It doesn't score higher because it just isn't interesting enough to hold attention for long.