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Bones and Coins Wiki

Hero builds, skill tree routes, and loot guides for the Steam auto-battler.

Party builds, skill tree routes, hero blessings, and loot tips for Bones and Coins, the Steam auto-battler dungeon crawler.

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Bones and Coins combat HUD: torch timer, party DPS, flying loot, and a packed isometric skeleton room
6
Recruitable heroes
16
Weapons with unique attacks
8
Dungeon rooms
180
Skill tree nodes
Official trailer

Bones and Coins official playtest trailer

Game overview

What Bones and Coins actually is

Bones and Coins dungeon room with the in-game Start Looting banner over an isometric skeleton pack

Bones and Coins is a single-player incremental auto-battler dungeon crawler from solo developer Troyd Games, published by Rogue Duck Interactive and Gamersky Games. You hover a torch over skeleton packs, bank coins, and spend them on a huge skill tree while a recruited party fights for you. The Steam full release on 7 September 2026 adds eight dungeon rooms, sixteen weapons, six heroes, hero blessings, and Expeditions. Start with the getting started guide, then lock a party and check the hero tier list.

Quick facts

Developer
Troyd Games
Publisher
Rogue Duck Interactive, Gamersky Games
Platform
PC (Steam, Windows 10+)
Genre
Incremental auto-battler dungeon crawler
Release date
7 September 2026
Playtime
About 4–5 hours for an optimized run
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Hubs organised around the searches players actually make: heroes, builds, skill tree, and dungeon rooms.

Tools

Bones and Coins party planner: slot order, default comps, and a checklist before you spend blessing slots or extra tree capacity.

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Links

Bones and Coins official links: Steam store, demo app, publishers, and the news hubs where patch notes actually appear.

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Featured guides
Guides

Getting Started

First-hour Bones and Coins plan: torch runs, income upgrades, party slots, and recruiting your first Guild hero on Steam.

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Heroes

Party Building

Bones and Coins party building: slot order, Barbarian plus Shaman plus Bowman, and how synergies beat extra melee.

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Updates

Launch Notes

Bones and Coins is out on Steam: 7 September 2026, 25% launch discount, full contents, and the first positive reviews.

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Guides

How to Play

Bones and Coins controls and HUD: mouse-only combat, torch timer, End Looting, party DPS portraits, and room XP.

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Tier List

Build Tier List

Bones and Coins build tier list: economy-first cores, Shaman mark comps, and which launch parties actually print loot.

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Guides

Skill Tree Guide

Bones and Coins skill tree routes: spawn count, coin value, party slots, chests, and when to buy weapon nodes.

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Latest updates

Launch notes, demo history, and what changed for the full Steam release.

Guides

Bones and Coins Review

 Updates

Demo Patch Notes

 Tier List

Weapon Tier List

 Heroes

Enemies and Drops

 Heroes

Blessings Guide

 Guides

System Requirements
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  1. Guides Dungeon Rooms Walkthrough
  2. Guides Loot and Economy
  3. Guides Expeditions Guide
  4. Guides Blacksmith and Weapons
First loot run

Five steps from the opening torch to a working three-hero party.

  1. 1

    Learn the torch loop

    Open a dungeon room, hover your cursor to damage skeletons, and respect the torch timer. The how to play page covers HUD, End Looting, and mouse-only combat.

  2. 2

    Spend coins on income first

    Early skill tree nodes that raise skeleton counts, coin value, and party slots beat raw weapon size. Economy first, then combat.

  3. 3

    Recruit a frontline hero

    Unlock a party slot, visit the Guild, and bring in the Barbarian. The hero roster explains Bowman, Shaman, Wizard, and how they split roles.

  4. 4

    Add mark support and ranged damage

    Shaman marks make the next hit hurt more; Bowman (listed as Archer in Next Fest notes) executes low-health packs. See party building for slot order.

  5. 5

    Push rooms, then bless the party

    Room XP and bonuses are how you stay in later catacombs. After the core loop feels stable, read blessings and the build tier list.

FAQ

Wiki FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Where should I start in Bones and Coins?

Read the getting started guide, then the how to play page so the torch, coin pickup, and party slots make sense before you open the full skill tree.

Is Bones and Coins a Roblox game?

No. It is a paid single-player Steam game by Troyd Games. There is no Roblox experience, no redeem-code board, and no in-game script hub. Buy and play it from the official Steam page.

Can two people play Bones and Coins together?

No. The campaign is single-player. Steam lists Remote Play Together, which is a streaming feature, not a second local or online adventurer.

Which languages are supported?

This wiki supports: English, Français, Deutsch, Español. Configure locales in site.meta.json and run npm run generate:i18n.

How long is the full game?

The developer expects an optimized playthrough around four to five hours. Experimenting with heroes, weapons, blessings, and Expeditions can stretch that much longer.

Do I have to click every coin?

No. Developer Kemal confirmed coins collect automatically, and a later skill also auto-loots items. Until that node is bought, hover items. Details live in the loot and economy guide.

Ready to loot the catacombs?

Use the getting started guide for the first hour, the hero roster to pick a party, and the skill tree guide so coin upgrades actually stack. When you are ready to min-max, open the build tier list.

Start with the beginner guide