- A1: Off The Rails
- A2: Ready Player One
- A3: Super Mode
- A4: Fast Travel
- A5: Floating Platforms
- A6: Moon Logic Puzzle
- A7: Sequence Break
- A8: Infinity+1 Blade
- B1: Non-Romanceable Npc
- B2: Bottomless Magazines
- B3: Lethal Lava Land
- B4: Fission Mailed
- B5: The Cutscene Boss
- B6: 11Th Hour Superpower
- B7: Motion Parallax
- B8: Endless Mode
Made in two versions - classic black and limited multicolor vinyl. Limitied Surprise Edition was pressed in 200 copies and has got an OBI.
After a six year hiatus Twardowski returns with his fourth album on U Know Me Records. The newest outing is a retrofuturistic trip to the author's two biggest influences: instrumental hip-hop and… video games. The new album eschews Twardowski's previous synth-heavy style in favor of multiple layers of chopped and mended together samples, topped off by cuts from U Know Me's own jazz guitarist/turntablist Żyńy. The album invokes video games with the track titles, the LP's title being a homage to coin-ops and via the overall sound: wonky, heavily shuffled, almost-out-of-sync rhythms sounding almost as if the tracks were done sampler in one hand gamepad in the other, over a lengthy, laid back gaming/sequencing session. Maybe if a gamepad was a sampler and instrumental hip-hop was a game, "One Coin Clear" could have been its soundtrack.

