Turn-based strategy meets casual sports simulation in this indie gem, where players clash in attack and defense rounds using coins and finger flicks. On your attack turn, smash the 20-cent coins with the Euro coin and pick one to advance, then optionally intersect the remaining pair to edge toward the foe's box before striking it. Skip the intersect for a riskier direct shot, or switch to defense and slide your middle finger to block incoming hits. Single-player and multiplayer modes keep matches quick and replayable.
The first to land five strikes claims victory, perfect for strategy fans craving simple, competitive simulation on PC.
3 Coins at School is a simple and funny game that can be played in both single and multiplayer mode.
The game is turn-based, attack and defense.
The attack turn can be divided in 3 parts:
1 - Break the "20 cent" coins with the "Euro" coin, then choose which 20 cent coin to pick to start the next step.
2 - Intersect the other two coins to get closer to the opponent's box.
3 - Strike in the opponent's box
The 2nd step is not mandatory. You can break the coins and directly strike in the opponent's box, but as you are far from it, will be more difficult to score.
When playing the defense turn, try to stop the opponent' strikes by moving your middle finger.
The first player who scores 5 times wins the game.
