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CasualIndieSimulationStrategyIncrementalAutomationMinimalistManagementGambling

159 playing

Peak in the last 24 hours: 271

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Game description

Gamblers Table is an incremental game where you toss coins to earn money. Buy bigger and better coins, unlock upgrades and hire little helpers to automate the process and take care of all the busy flipping work for you. Simple. Satisfying. Strangely compelling...

Basic info

Developergreenpixels, Bossforge
Publishergreenpixels, Bossforge
PlatformsWindows · Linux
Steam DeckVerified
Release dateJan 11, 2026
Price

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Minimum specs

OSWindows 10
Memory4 GB
Storage100 MB
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Review Analysis Score

Based on 446 reviews from the past 1 year

70.3/ 100
Bottom 30%

Review analysis summary (Reviewed Oct 31, 2026)

An idle clicker about watching numbers climb across different tables, Gamblers Table scores 70.3.

👍 Strengths

168 reviews find it fun, and the most upvoted enjoys discovering new things early on. 50 praise charming visuals and the satisfying appeal of numbers going up. 20 like the strategy of tables that offer unique buffs and interesting synergies. Visuals & Sound ranks 876th of 1249, and Tech & Support ranks 508th of 1399. Some call it a small but satisfying game.

👎 Where it falls short

Content Volume appears in 62% of analyzed reviews and ranks 1175th of 1351. 99 reviews say the content runs out quickly, and some finish everything in a few hours or find no real ending. 78 say progression feels weak, with skill tree points that barely change a run and upgrades that do little. A few find early progression grindy. 46 find it repetitive and monotonous, and a few say little sets it apart in its genre. Gameplay ranks 1192nd of 1396, and Pricing & Fairness ranks 810th of 1399.

“finding new stuff at the beginning is fun” · 168 reviews
“charming visuals and satisfying numbers go up appeal” · 50 reviews
“new coins have no scaling, most skills useless compared to hassle” · 27 reviews

How it holds up

−50+5

Controls, difficulty, progression and depth
Mentioned in 63% of reviews · Bottom 20% of the games we've analyzed

Progression -0.73 · Leveling, unlocks and gear — is growth rewarding or a grind?
Negative “skill tree points barely affect runs, minimal meaningful progression” · 78 reviews
Positive “skill tree adds new mechanics” · 15 reviews

Difficulty 3% · Onboarding 5% · Freedom 3% · Strategy 30% · Controls & feel 8%

Plot, characters and the world

Not enough data — only 2% of reviews mention this.

World +2.07 · Lore, atmosphere, and how immersive the setting is

Story 1% · Characters 1%

How much there is to do, variety and replay value
Mentioned in 62% of reviews · Bottom 20% of the games we've analyzed

Variety -2.34 · Fresh content and situations versus repetition
Negative “feels like a run of the mill incremental game with not much making it special” · 46 reviews
Positive “diverse mechanics and processes add variety to the game” · 3 reviews

Volume 52% · Replayability 6%

Graphics, art style, music and sound
Mentioned in 20% of reviews · Bottom 30% of the games we've analyzed

Visuals +2.73 · Graphics, art style, and animation
Positive “charming visuals and satisfying numbers go up appeal” · 50 reviews

Audio 7%

Playing with others, the community and servers

Not enough data — only 0% of reviews mention this.

Community — · Who you play with — how many, and how friendly

Playing together 0% · Servers & Connection 0%

Pricing, cheaters, balance and matchmaking
Mentioned in 27% of reviews · Bottom 50% of the games we've analyzed

Balance -0.32 · Whether classes, weapons, and builds are evenly matched
Negative “new coins have no scaling, most skills useless compared to hassle” · 27 reviews

Anti-cheat 0% · Pricing 18% · Matchmaking 0%

Bugs, performance and developer support
Mentioned in 14% of reviews · Top 40% of the games we've analyzed

Stability -0.08 · Crashes, freezes, save loss, and game-breaking bugs
Negative “bug caused complete progress loss” · 10 reviews

Performance 2% · Developer support 10%

Grey means too few reviews mention it to trust. — means almost no reviews mention it.

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