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- 18 November 2026
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Most clickers make you rich. Debt Clicker makes you owe. Click your credit card. Borrow money. Spend it on everything. Every purchase goes straight onto your balance, and your balance only goes one way: down.
You start in an empty rented room with a TV that can't find a signal. Click the card to borrow, then spend it on bills that charge you every second: a Streaming Subscription, a Gym Membership, Buy Now, Pay Later. The more you owe, the more the bank lets you owe.
New credit cards arrive in envelopes. Tear them open by hand and watch the card fly out. 59 cards to collect, each one bending the rules of your debt.
Four branches grow out of one trunk: SWIPE, PAYROLL, HOUSEHOLD and FINE PRINT, 114 upgrades in all, with a new ring for every world you sign. The deeper you sink, the more APPROVAL the bank gives you to spend: pick a side at every fork, sign keystones that bend a big rule at a price, and REFINANCE for free whenever you change your mind.
Catch the bursts when they shine: CASH RAIN, CLICK FRENZY, and SOLAR FLARE, where every borrow counts ×777.
Sign the papers and your next life arrives by cargo. Ten worlds: a broke apartment, student and car loans, a house you can't afford, a penthouse you only lease, a company bought on credit, planet Earth as collateral, a colony on Mars, the Sun with 0% down, a black hole with a drive-thru bank, and finally Reality itself.
A stranger's arm swipes your card. A dwarf mines it with a pickaxe. Cats catch the CASH RAIN for you. The Autopen signs the tree's boxes while you watch, and from the boardroom on, camera drones laser your card open from across the room. Raise them all in the Credit Tree.
10 ink-drawn worlds, from a broke apartment to Reality
40 bills, from a Premium Ramen Meal Plan to an Existence Subscription
59 credit cards in envelopes you tear open
27 loans to sign: Student Loan, Mortgage, Yacht Financing, Earth Mortgage, Sun Mortgage, Loan Against Tomorrow and more
A Credit Score from 300 to 850 that the big loans check
The Credit Tree: 114 upgrades on four branches, 12 keystones and bursts up to ×777
Five helpers that work for you: The Card Processor, The Dwarf Miner, The Cat, The Autopen and The Drones
95 upgrades in the mail and 60 in-game achievements
Numbers so big they turn into Countries, Worlds, Suns, Galaxies and Universes
Minimize the game and keep clicking: a small window keeps your card in the corner of the screen
About 4 to 5 hours from the first dollar to The Last Card
No ads, no microtransactions
Debt Clicker is a satire. This is not financial advice.
Steam currently lists 18 Nov 2026 as the release date.