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Bills Due Smash to Pay

Smash piggy banks on your desk, earn what you can, and pay escalating bills before they squeeze the life out of every run.

iOS Android Free to play Single player
Captured in the current build

The workbench, as played.

Real landscape frames from Bills Due. No concept art, portrait crops, or invented gameplay.

A Bills Due run with the hammer, five piggy banks, and coins spread across the desk
01 / SmashFive banks. One hammer. Cash everywhere.
Bills Due frontend showing an 8300-dollar obligation and owned Workshop Drawers upgrades
02 / DecidePay the bill, or invest in the next run.

Break. Bank. Decide.

You have a workbench, a hammer, and a stack of bills that will not wait. Break piggy banks, coins, and tokens for cash, then make the choice that drives every cycle: pay down what you owe, or buy the upgrades that make the next run earn more.

The desk fights back

An unpaid bill does not sit quietly in a menu. As its deadline approaches it encroaches on your desk, taking up the space where targets would have spawned. The longer you delay, the less each run earns—and the harder paying becomes.

Settling early clears your desk but spends the money you wanted for upgrades. Holding your nerve preserves your cash, at a cost you can see. That trade is the game.

What is inside

  • Runs bounded by stamina, not by a timer.
  • A jackpot that arms on consecutive direct hits and pays out on the next break.
  • Survivable bankruptcy: your cash converts to permanent Salvage and the cycle restarts stronger.
  • A collection cabinet that records every kind of target you have broken.

Built for mobile

Bills Due: Smash to Pay is coming to iOS and Android. It is free to play and supported by advertising, with no in-app purchases. Watching rewarded ads is optional and never required to progress.

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