Pack Goblin

A goblin has moved into your taskbar

Every goblin keeps a Hoard Book: a binder of every treasure it has ever stolen, found or "borrowed". Yours is empty. Very empty. The other goblins have noticed.

So it found the warmest spot on your PC, the thin strip above your taskbar, and made you a deal: you do the typing, it does the hoarding.

Your work is its fuel

Every key press and every click drops a little scrap into its meter. When the meter is full, the goblin grabs its sack, marches off the edge of your screen and comes back with loot. You keep working. It keeps hoarding. Everybody wins (mostly the goblin).

Rip packs. Chase foils.

Click the pack stack, rip it open and flip the cards one by one. 63 cards, from a Rusty Spoon ("still good for soup, probably") to shiny foil legendaries. Every card you equip makes your goblin better at its job. Some packs are coin envelopes. Some are loot sacks with one of 18 figurines inside.

Build the coziest yard in goblin history

Spend your coins on decorations and new houses. Drag everything around until it feels right. A cat and a frog wander about. When it gets dark on your clock, the string lights come on, the fireflies come out and your goblin warms its toes by the campfire.

Fill the Hoard Book

Every page is a small goal. Finish a land to win its golden card. Goblin legend says whoever holds all three golden cards is the greatest hoarder who ever lived. Your goblin would like that title, please.

A good roommate

• Clicks go through the strip to your windows behind it

• Hides while a fullscreen app or game runs

• Resize the strip and pick your screen

• Starts with Windows, if you want

• Reduced motion option

• Works offline: no account, no internet, no microtransactions

• Counts your key presses, never which keys. Nothing is stored or sent. The goblin steals scrap, not passwords.