Billion Bounces
Billion Bounces is a short incremental game with bouncing balls, bumpers, and one goal: earn coins, buy upgrades, and watch the economy slowly fall apart.
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About
About the game
This game is built to be straight to the point: jump in, watch the chaos machine run, buy a few upgrades, and see the growth curve get more and more ridiculous.
You release multiple balls into an arena, they bounce all over the place, hit bumpers, and turn everything into coins. With that money, you upgrade everything: make the balls faster, increase hit value, add more bumpers, throw even more balls into the arena… BOOM: the numbers explode and the game clearly was not built to respect that many zeros.
How it works
Balls bounce around the arena and hit bumpers automatically.
Each hit generates coins, which you use to buy upgrades.
You can click on bumpers to earn extra money.
Over time, the screen fills with balls, hits, and numbers so inflated they’re hard to take seriously.
Key features
Short, focused incremental game
Click without mercy
Numbers that go way too far
Simple upgrades, absurd effects
Lots of balls in action
Broken retro-style visuals
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