Bankroll: Rags to Riches

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3D money swiper: flick cash, buy businesses and build your credit to climb from a box in the alley to the Vault.

coreloop updated 18h ago 185 MB engine 30

Money isn't hard to get. Credit is.

Hi! I'm the dev behind Bankroll, and I've spent way too long obsessing over one thing: how good it feels to flick a bill off a stack of cash.
The paper bends. It flies. The counter flips its little numbers. I think it's the best swipe on s&box. Come prove me wrong. 

Then I needed a reason for you to keep swiping. Most of the idea come from my experience imigrating into Canada, as I was told that I need to have good credit score from day one, and it takes years to get good one. I just checked mine and I finally have excellent with 805 points. As easter egg, one of the scenes has a view from my window, so please dont dox me.

From a box in the alley to the Vault

You start with nothing. A cardboard box, a lantern, a rat for a roommate and a credit score of 300.

Money comes fast. Bottle Recycling, a Shoe Shine stand, a Lemonade Stand, then Car Washes, and one day an Airline. But nobody rents to a 300. So you build your score, get a letter from your landlord and sign a better lease.

Then you leave it all behind. New place, new music, new stuff, and everything pays more. Seven homes, each one built and hand-painted from scratch, each one filling up with your loot as you get richer.

Your stuff gets better too

A TV. A record player. A gold balloon dog (you'll understand when you get there). Pallets of cash, gold bars, and in the end a mound of money so big you'll want a shovel.

Key features

  • Swipe, don't click. Hold the mouse and flick. Bills bend like paper and fly. Keep the streak hot and every bill pays more.
  • Seven hand-painted 3D homes. A box in the alley, a basement flat, a studio over the laundromat, a loft, a house in the suburbs, a penthouse and the Vault. Each one has its own music.
  • Watch it fill up. Cash and a mug, then a TV, a safe, gold. By the end the Vault is knee-deep in money.
  • A phone in your hand. Real 3D buttons that click. Four apps: Swipr for fatter bills, Hustlr for 20 businesses, Boostr for deals, Rentr for your next place.
  • A real credit score. 300 to 850, Poor to Exceptional. Every landlord wants the score and a letter from your last one. No skipping.
  • Lucky breaks. Grab the briefcase: a Windfall, a Frenzy, Rush Hour, or a Gold Run of ten gold bills.
  • Neighbours. A rat in the alley. A stray cat glaring in at the studio window. Click around.
  • 35 achievements, from your first swipe to the Vault, and a few secrets.
  • Autosaves. Close it whenever; your money's where you left it.

Meet the neighbours

They were here first. Say hi.

Come hang out

I'm building Bankroll in the open and I read everything: bugs, ideas, your best run, the moment you finally made it into the Vault. Bring it to the Discord.
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Package ID: coreloop.bankroll
Created: 2026-10-13 22:29 UTC
Updated: 2026-10-15 01:03 UTC
Type: game
Public: Yes
Version: 423693
files: 1,430
Size: 185.1 MB
Engine Version: 30
Asset Version ID: 423693
Version Created: 2026-10-15 01:03 UTC
Hash: 1792026277
Manifest: Open manifest

settings Engine & Multiplayer Configuration

Player Count: 1 Players
Tick Rate: 50 Hz
Network Type: Singleplayer
Startup Scene: scenes/flat.scene
Map Select: Unrestricted

more_horiz Additional Properties

Recommended Min Players: 0
Recommended Max Players: 0
Coop: false
Versus: false
new_releases Latest Update Oct 15, 2026
1.0.1: An easier first swipe, and the alley fills up as you climb
An easier first swipe Oct 15, 2026
Added
  • The alley fills up - your first run now changes the alley as you climb: patch up your box under a tarp, pitch a tent, get a generator humming with string lights over the alley, and pull up a garden chair under the lamp
  • Flick hint - if your pulls keep coming up empty, Rentr tells you to flick the bill instead of dragging it
Improved
  • The swipe - a quick flick up now counts at a slightly gentler speed, so your first bills come easier
  • Title screen - the Rate the game key waits until you've actually played
Launch Oct 13, 2026
Added
  • The swipe - hold the mouse and flick bills off the stack. Bills bend like paper, the counter flips, and a hot streak makes every bill pay more
  • Seven homes - a box in the alley, a basement flat, a studio over the laundromat, a loft, a house in the suburbs, a penthouse and the Vault, each hand-painted in 3D with its own music
  • Credit score - 300 to 850. Hit the next landlord's number, bring a reference from your last one and sign the lease
  • Twenty businesses - from Bottle Recycling to a Space Program, with milestones that double their income
  • Lucky breaks - grab the briefcase for a Windfall, a Frenzy, Rush Hour or a Gold Run
  • Swipe ranks - 22 ranks that stay with you for good
  • Four apps - Swipr, Hustlr, Boostr and Rentr, on a 3D phone with buttons that click
  • Achievements - 35 of them, from your first swipe to the Vault, and a few secrets
  • Tutorial - Rentr texts you through your first minutes; replay it any time from the Esc menu
  • Autosave - close it whenever, your money is where you left it
  • Discord - the Discord key on the title screen opens our server
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