
You're broke, smash piggy banks, bills must be paid. A short active incremental game. Get money, upgrade, and get debt free!
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $3.80 on Steam · Ukraine (−46%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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4 Hours of pure fun, not too grindy, not too pricey, just right.
No wal w ten schabik
普通。6/10
Una compra 100% obligada
buen juego, algo corto pero entretenido, ojala le agreguen más contenido
Really fun, totally worth the low price.
Bills Must Be Paid is a wonderful game, being one of if not the most satisfying that I've played. Music is amazing, sound design fitting and super satisfying, meta progression essential, visually very pleasing and bugs unnoticeable (if any) and very well optimised. BUT it's not perfect, the end game progression feels way to fast (at least in my playthrough) and it's very short, so short in fact that I managed to 100% it in around 3.5 hours. If I were developing this, firstly I'd stretch out the end game by quite a bit by making the upgrades a bit less impactful, more expensive or by lowering the rewards for the end game piggies. I'd also make the text for huge gains a lot more pronounced and make a some sort of an indicator for the bombs that tells the player that they don't need to hit them when the fuse goes off. Overall a 9/10 game (10/10 if you can get it on sale) highly recommend.
Didn’t expect much, ended up getting completely addicted. You smash piggy banks, make money, buy upgrades, smash even more piggy banks. That’s basically it. And somehow it’s insanely satisfying. Every time I thought “okay, one more upgrade and I’m done” I kept playing for another 30 minutes. The progression feels really good and once everything starts getting faster and more ridiculous, the game becomes pure dopamine. Honestly, my biggest complaint is that it ends. I genuinely wanted more upgrades, more stuff to break and more stupid late-game chaos. Very simple game, very fun game. 10/10 would destroy my financial responsibilities again.
evrenin en iyio yunu
juegazo goty de romper cerditos muy dopaminico,mola mucho:)