Debtbound

Congratulations! You're now $5,000,000 in debt!

And the interest is already piling up.

Welcome to Debtbound, an incremental game where your first goal is to get out of the red. Pick up coins, collect cash, and try to earn enough money to pay off a debt that keeps growing every single day.

At first, every dollar counts. But with the right upgrades, those few coins scattered on the ground could eventually turn into a ridiculously large fortune.

Make money. Spend money to make even more money.

In Debtbound, money doesn't just fall into your pocket. You have to pick it up!

Invest your earnings in a massive skill tree to boost your income, improve your efficiency, and gradually unlock new ways to make even more money.

As you progress, automate certain tasks, unlock permanent upgrades, and watch the numbers grow to increasingly ridiculous heights.

Your goal? Reach the point where the interest on your debt becomes completely insignificant compared to what you're earning.

And why stop at zero when you could become outrageously rich?

Three game modes, three ways to make questionable financial decisions.

Debt Mode — You owe $5 million.

This is where it all begins. Interest piles up every day, and every dollar you earn brings you one step closer to financial freedom. Expand your skill tree, unlock new variations, and use the prestige system to push your progress even further.

Survival Mode — You've got 50 days to make it.

Bills arrive every day, and they just keep getting more expensive. Collect money, choose your upgrade cards, and try to survive random events that could either give you a helping hand or make your life a whole lot harder.

Heist Mode — Time is money.

You've only got a few minutes to make your way through a series of rooms and crack open as many chests as possible. Grab bonuses, boost your earnings, and watch out: some chests contain surprises that could completely change the course of your run.

Big numbers. No big headaches.

Debtbound is all about active gameplay, simple controls, and a satisfying sense of progression. You don't need to spend hours learning the ropes to start having fun.

Sit back, enjoy the relaxing visuals and sounds, and focus on what really matters in this incremental game : making those numbers go up.

After all, you've got five million dollars to pay back.

And that's just the beginning.