ANT HELL

You chased one big win and lost everything. Now you sit at an underground trading table on the loan shark's money. Read the rumor rags, spot the fakes, and make ten payments — then walk out, or become one of them. A stock-gambling roguelike with two exits.

There are two ways out

You blew your first game, and that night they dragged you 'inside'. A broker sits you down at an underground trading table. Every round is a 100-second session — and when it ends, the loan shark takes his cut first. Ten payments and it's over.

A 10-round story — three rounds to an act. Every act break advances the story and raises the stakes a full step: swings get wider, the quota jumps, and more of the news turns out to be lies. The final bill has to be made in a single session — playing safe never reaches it.
Somebody sits beside you — a three-month veteran shows you the trick. Then his desk is empty. What happened to him lands in Act III.
A choice at every act break — take the card or take the cash, go looking for the missing man or look away, and finally: who you walk out with. Your choices set the last round's difficulty and decide which of three endings you get.
100-second markets — scripted sessions where news mixes truth with fakes, and the fakes multiply as the night goes on.
Double-edged cards — market cards and Back-Alley Prescriptions (a bottle of soju, broken glasses…): market buffs that blur your screen and smear your numbers.
The Back-Alley Exchange — spend Connections (CP) on monitors, informants, seed money and jobs. Permanent progression that survives your death.
Easy and Hard — clearing the story once unlocks Hard, where the bill quadruples every round from Act II on: the last night asks for 54 million won. Even a fully stocked Back-Alley Exchange needs luck to clear it. Hard has a fourth ending of its own.
Endless mode — if you'd rather it never end. The quota doubles every round; how long you last is the only score.
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