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Money Idol Exchanger

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Also known as
Money Idol Exchanger マネーアイドルエクスチェンジャー

Combine coins to form higher values and clear the board before it fills.

Money Idol Exchanger was originally released in arcades in 1997 by FACE, and the Game Boy version was also released in 1997 in Japan.

About Money Idol Exchanger

Money Puzzle Exchanger is a puzzle game where the player controls a character at the screen's base to manipulate falling coins. The objective involves preventing these coins from stacking to the bottom, which results in a loss.

Gameplay centers on grouping coins of identical value that are touching vertically or horizontally. Specific quantities of lower-value coins combine to create a single coin of a higher denomination, such as five units of one forming a five. This chain of combinations continues through several coin types, with the highest-value coins granting points when paired.

Originally an arcade title for Neo Geo hardware, its mechanics share similarities with other falling object puzzle games. In a competitive mode, creating these combinations can generate attacks against an opponent.

Money Idol Exchanger Screenshots

12 images
Main Menu
Mode Select screen
Stacking the digits together
Mode Select, Super Game Boy image
Exchanger
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Coquetry, player win
Coquetry, player lose
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Cherrybeiter, player win
Cherrybeiter, player lose
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