For at least a year, I have loathed that Japanese coin pushers like the one on the right have been leaving arcades in Australia. Why? It’s because their complicated, I know that may seem daunting, but it really does make the experience more enjoyable. So I decided to take the matter in my own hands and make; Egyptian’s Treasure.
I plan for this game to be a new Japanese-style coin pusher, but in order to play it properly, I’ve created this page to explain all the different features.
base game
There’s 3 aspects to the base game; the Progressive Jackpot on top, the Key Counter on the bottom, and the slots in the middle. The pay table for the different fruit and number wins can be seen below.
When the green Zeros match a ball is despenced onto the field, when a ball drops the Ball slot feature is awarded for more keys and features.
Tomb raiders
When 10 keys are collected then the Tomb Raiders board game is awarded, to award a feature or a chance for the Jackpot
If 6 of any one symbol are collected then the acociated feature will be awarded, see the features below
jackpot chance
Within the different symbols there is one special symbol to represent the Jackpot Chance; the Pyramid.
Once in the feature, the objective is to land on the star three times to win the Jackpot before the question mark space ends the feature. The first star adds 50 coins, the second star starts the Legend’s Gold Mega Streak if the feature ends with 2 stars. The third star replaces the Legend’s Gold Mega Streak with the Jackpot whoch can be anywhere from 500 to 2000 coins.