Coin of Lust

Coin of Lust Coin of Lust is a casual shooting adventure where you pick a hero, collect cards and coins, and dodge enemies and traps. Progress through levels to unlock characters, upgrade your cards, and survive longer.

Coin of Lust

Coin of Lust is a straightforward shooting game where you can pick the hero you like and jump into an adventure. Along the way, you’ll gather cards and coins, dodge a variety of enemies and traps, and use what you collect to upgrade your cards and last longer.

As you clear more stages in Coin of Lust, you’ll unlock additional characters. Just be warned: if you lose, the game plays a matching defeat cutscene—and you’ll also unlock new, exciting H-scenes. If you’re into adult-themed shooters, this one is worth checking out.

Features

• Run your shop by stocking it with special items, then selling them to townspeople.
• Design your store layout so customers feel welcome and keep coming back.
• Grow your business by sourcing new goods, drawing in more visitors, and boosting profits.
• Build connections with a range of colorful characters across the fantasy town.
• Finish quests and deliver items that match what the locals need.
• Unlock special content—interactions, events, and surprises—as your reputation rises.

Changelog

• Fixed menus not reaching the full edge of the screen.



• Fixed transition issues in certain edge cases.



• Resolved some problems with text rendering/display.
• Fixed Ultrawide resolutions not appearing correctly.
• Added Monolith Forest and a preview of the Monolith mechanic.
• Added a second section of town with new buildings (tap the signpost to enter).



• Added transition icons for situations where there’s more than one transition.
• Additional minor bug fixes.

Player Comments

• “Can’t wait for the game. The graphics look great. The gameplay feels pretty limited right now, but I know it’s a demo. The art style is top-notch—hope something really good comes out of this.”
• “Love it, but there are a few issues. The spikes blend too much with the ground, so they’re hard to spot. Also, enemies barely drop any gold (10 per kill for skeletons would help more than the current amount). Is there a way to see how many cards you have, or what you’re missing?”
• “So far, my only complaint is that it took me around 3 runs to realize I was getting killed by ground spikes. Even now, I still struggle to see them even though I know they’re there.”
• “I played more—this feels like a side project, but here are some thoughts. First, change wording like ‘collect a total of 1000 coins’ to something like ‘possess 1000 coins.’ Also, you have to press ‘level up’ to unlock her, which is odd… and even after unlocking, I can’t start with her since the select option won’t work. The second girl also feels weak—maybe let her unlock different cards or add something like a screen-clearing bomb so there’s a reason to pick her. Grinding gold for levels is slow too; maybe duplicate cards could award gold as well. Still a fun distraction, though. One more note: I thought the gray cards were skeletons shooting spikes because I was too focused on avoiding spike traps.”