Cosy Coin Pusher
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Cosy Coin Pusher

Time your drops so the moving shelf pushes coins toward the collection area, then spend points on minigames. Cosy Coin Pusher mixes physical collisions with prize collecting; this guide covers drop timing, resources and the three key-card colours.

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Overview

Cosy Coin Pusher is a physics-based coin pusher by CursedSolutions. This guide covers the moving shelves, collection zones and minigames in the v1.3 prerelease.

Dropped coins travel through the machine and collide with the pile as the shelf pushes them toward the edge. They must reach an active collection area to earn the corresponding reward.

Collecting coins and winning minigames earns points, which can also be spent on minigames. Silver coins advance the jackpot; red, green and blue key cards unlock the Mega Prize. Use the prizes you still need to guide your next spend.

Controls

Mouse
Click the on-screen buttons to drop coins or choose a minigame. Minigames cost virtual coins or points; check the cost shown on the button.
TILT
Click TILT to nudge the machine.

Before you play

  • Drop a small batch and let the shelf complete a cycle. Watch which part of the front edge is closest to collection before adding more.
  • Check minigame costs and your key cards first. Work toward an unfinished prize while keeping some coins for ordinary drops.
  • When a reward adds a large pile, let the next push finish before dropping more so you can see where another coin might help.

Known limitations

  • Large piles of coins can slow the game down; try spacing out your drops.
Edited by: Game Rerun editorial teamUpdated: Oct 19, 2026

FAQ

How do board coins, balance and points differ?

Board coins are physical objects involved in collisions. Your coin balance is available currency, while points fund prizes and minigames. After coins fall, check whether they reached an active collection area and which counter changed.

Does No Limits mean unlimited spending coins?

No Limits means there is no fixed cap on the number of coins on the board. Your available coin balance and points still rise and fall under the game’s rules.

Why do some fallen coins give no reward?

The collection edge has a deadzone that changes with accumulated points. Check its markers before dropping and aim to push coins into the active collection area.

Will a minigame always repay its cost?

Minigames include random outcomes. You may win a reward or lose the resources you spent, so choose based on the cost and your remaining balance.

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