Raccoin expands to consoles

Raccoin, a hybrid video game that blends carnival-style gameplay with roguelike elements, is expanding to consoles after gaining popularity on PC. The game has already attracted over 100,000 players on personal computers and will be available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2 by the end of 2026.

Consoles get Chaos Max edition

The console version of Raccoin will be called Chaos Max and will include all updates and balance changes made since its initial PC release. This edition aims to provide a refined experience tailored for console players.

Gameplay replaces chance with strategy

Raccoin replaces the random outcomes of traditional carnival coin pusher machines with deck-building mechanics. Players use special pieces with unique effects to create chain reactions, adding a strategic layer to the gameplay.

Players choose from multiple avatars

Players can select from six different avatars, each with unique abilities. These avatars, combined with 150 passive items, allow players to approach objectives in varied ways, emphasizing synergy and strategy.

Goal is to break the machine

One of the primary objectives in Raccoin is to break the machine through effective use of items and avatar abilities. This goal is achieved by creating chain reactions and optimizing the interactions between different game elements.