Spend a Trillion
Buy luxury items as fast as you can to spend a trillion dollars without repeats.
Puzzle & Strategy
danya made this on Mable.
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Buy luxury items to drain your balance to zero as quickly as possible without purchasing the same item three times.
How to play
- Browse the catalog pages using the previous and next buttons.
- Tap an item card to purchase it and reduce your balance.
- Watch your remaining funds to ensure you can reach exactly zero.
- Avoid buying the same item three times to prevent a loss.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the item cards to buy them and use the arrows to change pages.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the item cards to buy them and use the arrows to change pages.
More about this game
Your goal is to spend exactly 1,000 units of currency as fast as you can. You browse a catalog of luxury items, ranging from supercars to moonbases, each with a specific price. As you buy items, your balance decreases and a timer tracks your speed. The challenge is that buying any single item three times instantly ends your run. You must mix and match purchases to hit exactly zero.
Tips
- Memorize the prices of smaller items like the supercar for 1 unit and the mansion for 2 units to easily drain your final remaining balance.
- Buying an item twice triggers a warning, but you only lose if you buy it a third time, so use duplicates safely when you need to spend specific amounts.
- Start by purchasing the most expensive items like the moonbase for 150 units or the megacity for 120 units to quickly reduce your starting balance of 1000.
FAQ
- How do I win the game?
- You win by reducing your starting balance of 1000 down to exactly zero. You must do this by purchasing items without ever buying the same item three times.
- What happens if I buy the same item twice?
- Buying an item a second time changes its card color to warn you. If you purchase that exact same item a third time, your run immediately ends in a loss.
- How is my score calculated?
- Your score is based entirely on how fast you can spend all your money. A timer tracks your run in seconds, and your fastest successful completion time is saved.
