I haven't played this in more than a year and thought I'd jump back into it, but the latest version won't run. When I try to run it, Windows says the executable can't be found, and afterwards it's deleted from the folder. Have any of you had the same problem?

You do not need good rng for the fireworks one.

I think you'd give back 2 silver coins.

@Lucas1 no it doesn't, but if you naturally suck at it like me, it's the only way lol.
@josephweakland what they mean by that is after you complete the railroad game, the path has been extended for more games, and after those new games is the end square.

I wonder if using the cash from the moneybox might be a good idea for unlocking games that are overly frustrating. If I could have done that, I would have used it on "Bonuses and Bulls". Took me damn near forever to unlock that one, oh, and also on the math related games. It would have to be expensive of course, or you could just go through an easy world and unlock everything, but that would make a nice use for all those coins.

I have always wondered what the cashbox is for. I mean, I have over a billion coins in there, and for what. Yeah, the change game confuses me as does the mirrors game. I thought Bomb the robots was the worst game ever, but sadly I was proven wrong.

Ugh, I just saw Give the Change and I can't. If someone could help, I'd greatly appreciate it!

So in this case, I'd try to do the following...
First count what the customer has to pay:
150*16 gold = 2400 copper
2400+10*8 silver = 2480 copper
Add the remaining copper to that. In this case we don't have any though.
Then we count what the customer actually gives:
150*17 gold = 2550 copper
Then we work out the change:
2550-2480 = 70 copper
Then real overload kicks in, how do I work out what 70 copper is? Is it 70/10 = 7 silver, or is it 70/15 = 4 silver 10 copper? My brain gets all tied up trying to repiece together the gold = silver = copper system. Lol.

The only time I had any success was when I got this: 1 gold coins = 10 silver coins = 100 copper coins. Then everything was 10-based and was easier to work through. I actually got 20 points that time, so I did unlock it. For better or for worse.

In any case though, my brain is fried. Both by having to multiply these huge numbers in my head, and also with the insane number juggling I'm attempting. And I stress the word attempt, because it never goes well. Maybe I'm daft, but I see no other way.

If it was pennnies, dimes, knickles and quarters, I'd have no problem with this because I can visualize the coins and attach them to their cent values. That stuff is hard coded in my brain though. And of course, the pressure of a time limit isn't messing with me either!

But yeah, can someone  let me know if there's an easier way to work this out or point out where I may be going wrong? I'm generally good at mental math (I've gotten over 50 in addition/multiplication games sometimes), so it's kind of stinging a little that I'm at this much of a loss trying to puzzle this out. To be fair though, anything more complicated than 2-number problems wasn't really my strongpoint, but I liked to think I was decent anyway. If the number juggling I went through above was actually the way to do it, then I'm genuinely intrigued over how anyone can play this, especially when you consider that you only have 60 seconds to complete the puzzles. If you want to get a positive score, you have to complete 3 of them, if you want to unlock it you have to complete 4 of them, and if you want to fully pass, you have to complete 5. So potentially, you have to work out one of these puzzles in under 12 seconds!

LOL right, the problem is getting the amounts right. I funally unlocked the elevator operator game, but I had to use cheat engine, so it doesn't really count. There is just too much going on in that game with no time to do it. Slowing the speed was the only way I managed to get 20.

Where is this base jump thing? I hope it isn't like that stupid jumping penguins game. I still haven't unlocked that.

I played about 12 rounds of crazy fireworks, getting 20 almost every time. So I know how to play it, but converting that into computer logic is not fun.

hi,
Regarding the change game,
if the difference only 1 gold, like in the example above, you only need to adjust the silver, then spam the up arrow on copper.
but not that you don't only subtract silver because there is copper involved.
so if the customer has to pay 8 silver and some copper, you would give back only one silver, then spam the copper up. assuming that each gold worth ten silver.
good luck.