Fact sheet
| Developer | Viovasoft (solo developer), Türkiye |
|---|---|
| Release | Android: 12 January 2027 (planned) · iOS: later in 2027 |
| Price | Free with optional in-app purchases and optional rewarded ads. No paid loot boxes. |
| Genre | Comedy survivors-like roguelike with a light tycoon layer |
| Session | 6–10 minute chapters, one-thumb portrait controls, playable offline |
| Languages | English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Italian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Arabic |
| Engine | Unity 6 |
| Store | Google Play |
| Contact | everybodywmoney@gmail.com |
Description
Everybody wants your money. The landlord wants rent, the tax man wants his cut, your cousin wants a "small loan" and the café's tip tablet wants 25%. Everybody Wants Money is a survivors-like where you fight back by throwing money at them. Enemies don't die: their health bar is their bill, and once it's paid they dance, cheer and leave happy.
Twelve chapters take you from the neighborhood to the palace, past a gas station, a mall, a wedding hall, the tax office and the central bank, each ending with a boss who has a few words for you before the bill. Between runs you grow a holding company, from a lemonade stand to a bank, unlock seven broke heroes, take an intern along and panic-sell in a stock market minigame that only ever uses virtual money.
Features
- Enemies don't die, they get paid — and every one of them has a hidden rule (the haggler, the bluffing cousin, the gossip, the influencer…).
- 15 weapons made of money: change, banknotes, cash registers, credit cards, cheques, wire transfers, gold bars, ATMs, a golden cologne cloud (Eau de Money), orbiting coins (Pocket Satellites), contactless chain lightning (Tap to Pay), giant checks from the sky (Stimulus Check), homing paper planes and a delivery drone.
- 12 evolutions such as Cash Tornado, Payment Network, Quantitative Easing, Air Mail, Piggy Bomb and Helicopter Money.
- 12 bosses of your bills, each introduced in a talk box: the Landlord, the Gas Station Attendant, the Girlfriend, the Wedding, the Wife, the Union Boss, the Startup Founder, the Tax Audit (the Tax Inspector and his squad of Tax Officers), the Crypto Bro, The Bank, the Economy Minister and, as the final boss, The President. Plus mini-bosses like the Parking Valet, the Mother-in-Law, the Lawyer and the Insurance Agent. All characters are fictional.
- 12 chapters × three difficulties on themed maps (streets and parks, a highway gas station, a mall, a wedding hall, back yards, an industrial zone, a startup plaza, the tax office, the stock exchange, the central bank, a ministry and a palace garden), Endless Debt, Bankruptcy Floors, a daily challenge and weekly leagues on equal terms.
- Interns who follow you into runs and visibly do their jobs (coffee, loot runs, catching bluffers, selfies), hats and outfits, a season pass with a free lane, a daily login bonus and chapter chests.
- An animated intro: payday, then the bills find out.
- Fair by design: no forced ads, no paid loot boxes, no pay-to-win leaderboards. The lucky wheel spins for free or with an optional ad, and every random reward (gifts, the wheel) shows its odds.
Images
Right-click to download. Full-resolution store screenshots (1080×1920) are available on request.
Videos
Trailer (30 s) and gameplay (60 s): coming before launch.
Creators
You're welcome to stream and monetize videos of the game. Want early access, clean gameplay clips or the "ka-ching" sound? Email us — creators who cover the game can appear in it as a crowd member who wants money.