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My Piggy Bank
by Deanomyite
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My Piggy Bank
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Description
Collect money to put in your piggy bank. Rebirth in a nutshell: Buy and get $.01 put to deposited. When you click rebirth that amount is added to all coins worth. pennies become .02 dollars become $1.01.
How to Play
Click to purchase money improvements.
Comments
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silkyD
Dec. 03, 2014
auto save is not working at least for me
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JM8706
Dec. 02, 2014
I like the concept. However, I make money just for the sake of making money. I'd recommend adding in an "end game" objective or system to keep people hooked, and this game can do well.
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Deanomyite
Dec. 02, 2014
Rebirth in a nutshell: Buy and get $.01 put to deposited. When you click rebirth that amount is added to all coins worth. pennies become .02 dollars become $1.01.
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tema6387
Dec. 03, 2014
Good Game. Update, update, update ! :)
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Koopacooper
Dec. 06, 2014
I'd like to add a comment to the "needs balancing" issue. The problem is, adding a cent to each coin's value rapidly increases the value of a cent, but not anything else. Adding, say, a dollar, increases the cent 101x, but only doubles the dollar's power. Instead, perhaps we should buy "savings bonds" that increase all the coins by a proportion of their own values, say 5%. Then a 1 cent -> 1.05 cents, 1 nickel -> 5.25 cents, 1 dime -> 10.5 cents, 1 quarter -> 26.25 cents, half dollar -> 52.5 cents, $1 -> $1.05. Using simple interest ($1->$1.05->$1.10->$1.15, not compounding the % rate). Then, all the coins would go up proportionately and the 1 cent coin wouldn't come to dominate the gameplay.
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