Fit check
Is Cash Cow DX worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade fans who want a challenging game with no continues
- Speedrunners who want a dedicated speedrun mode
- Retro-action players who want multi-screen levels with bonus stages and secrets
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who need continues will hit a wall when they reach the no-continues rule
- Players seeking a long campaign may find the five-level scope too limited
- Players looking for multiplayer play may find the described modes do not address that need
Our take on Cash Cow DX
Players who expect to continue after a mistake may bounce off at the no-continues rule. The game also presents five multi-screen levels rather than a larger stage count, which may be a stopping point for players seeking a longer arcade campaign.
What is Cash Cow DX?
Cash Cow DX is an 80s-inspired arcade adventure about reclaiming Cash Cow’s riches from the Pig Pockets.
Players run, jump, and slide through five multi-screen levels, with bonus stages and secrets. Normal and turbo speed settings offer two movement speeds. Arcade, speedrun, and marathon modes provide three ways to play, and the game includes worldwide leaderboards. Its music is credited to Vincent Verger, also known as Tuï. The game is described as highly challenging and has no continues; players can keep playing, but the source does not specify how a run ends or how progress is handled.
How Cash Cow DX plays
- 01Five Main Levels
- The multi-screen stages include bonus sections and secrets.
- 02Speed Settings
- Players can choose normal or turbo speed.
- 03Three Play Modes
- The available modes are arcade, speedrun, and marathon.
- 04Worldwide Leaderboards
- The game includes leaderboards with worldwide scope.
- 05Chiptune Music
- The music is by Vincent Verger, who also goes by Tuï.
Cash Cow DX compared to similar games
Cash Cow DX focuses on running, jumping, and sliding through multi-screen levels, with arcade, speedrun, and marathon modes. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is described as a runner with shooting elements, while Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a metroidvania.
Cash Cow DX: platforms & release
Is Cash Cow DX worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade fans who want a challenging game with no continues. Skip it if: players who need continues will hit a wall when they reach the no-continues rule.
Where can I download Cash Cow DX?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cash Cow DX's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cash Cow DX on?
Windows and Linux.
