Million Coin Vault

The first room in Million Coin Vault puts a heap of 10,000 coins between you and an empty safe. This first-person collecting game turns that pile into a practical problem: gather coins, carry a limited load, deposit it, and decide which improvement will make the next trip easier. Your wallet and bag are separate, so picking up money is only part of the job.

Collect, carry and deposit

Follow the opening tutorial, aim at the pile and hold the left mouse button to grab coins. The bag meter shows how much you are carrying; the starting capacity is 25. Take the load to the deposit machine to turn collected coins into spendable money. Watch both the remaining-vault counter and your bag rather than expecting every handful to appear immediately in your wallet.

On desktop, WASD moves your character and the mouse controls your view. Use the number keys 1–4 or the mouse wheel to select an available tool. The game also lists Q for Coin Burst, P for Pocket Bank, C for Coin Chute and E to use. K opens skills, U opens the shop and J opens the treasure album. Esc accesses the menu; when the game asks you to click to continue, return focus to the play area before trying to move.

Spend on the part of the job that slows you down

The shop offers larger carrying capacity, a shovel, a coin magnet and a mini excavator. These tools are purchases, not equipment you begin with. Compare their costs against your banked balance. If frequent deposit trips interrupt collecting, a larger bag addresses a different problem from a tool that gathers coins faster.

The Pocket Bank provides a deposit point near the pile, while Coin Chutes introduce another way to move coins. Check the skill requirements before planning around a locked purchase. Clearing every coin opens a larger vault, with the later Dragon's Hoard adding a sleeping dragon and a reason to watch noise.

Prefer arranging coins in a puzzle instead of exploring a vault? Try Color Coin Merge for a different coin-themed challenge.