Nobody Leaves Broke
Pull lever. Pick up coins. Pay the man. An incremental slot machine game where the numbers go up, the machines get bigger and every floor is one lower than the last. Upgrade the reels, collect lucky charms with a catch, and try to leave. Nobody leaves broke.
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Pull lever. Pick up coins. Pay the man. An incremental slot machine game where the numbers go up, the machines get bigger and every floor is one lower than the last. Upgrade the reels, collect lucky charms with a catch, and try to leave. Nobody leaves broke.
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About This Game
Nobody Leaves Broke is an incremental slot machine game about paying off a debt you never agreed to, one pull at a time.
Twelve pulls a quota. The reels spin, the lights go nuts, and sometimes it even pays.
Coins fly out of the machine, bounce off the tray and roll under everything. They're yours. Go get them.
When the bell rings, the cashier wants the Owner's cut. Pay early and you get a bonus pull. Pay late and, well, don't.
More paylines, more reels, fewer blanks. Every upgrade gets bolted onto the cabinet so you can watch it get worse for the house.
Every charm helps. Every charm has a catch. The catch is printed in red, which is honestly very considerate of them.
Pay off every quota and the elevator takes you to a bigger machine with bigger money. Five floors. Only one direction.
Jetons, then chips, then bills, then briefcases, then gold bars. Numbers go up and so does the pile on the floor.
Go broke and the Owner writes it down. Spend your IOUs on permanent upgrades and try again. He's so patient :)
Pull the lever
Twelve pulls a quota. The reels spin, the lights go nuts, and sometimes it even pays.
Pick up your money
Coins fly out of the machine, bounce off the tray and roll under everything. They're yours. Go get them.
Pay the cashier
When the bell rings, the cashier wants the Owner's cut. Pay early and you get a bonus pull. Pay late and, well, don't.
Upgrade the machine
More paylines, more reels, fewer blanks. Every upgrade gets bolted onto the cabinet so you can watch it get worse for the house.
Lucky charms
Every charm helps. Every charm has a catch. The catch is printed in red, which is honestly very considerate of them.
Go down a floor
Pay off every quota and the elevator takes you to a bigger machine with bigger money. Five floors. Only one direction.
Coins get bigger
Jetons, then chips, then bills, then briefcases, then gold bars. Numbers go up and so does the pile on the floor.
Lose, but better
Go broke and the Owner writes it down. Spend your IOUs on permanent upgrades and try again. He's so patient :)
Also
- There's a guy in a hat who flips coins. We don't know who he is either.
- One of the bulbs is dead. It's fine.
- No real money, no microtransactions. The only thing you're spending is your evening.
