Dig Out of Debt

You are deep in debt, and you remember burying gold in your own back yard. You just don’t remember where. So you start digging — and you keep going, under the lawn, through the roots, past the foundation, into stone, down to an old vault nobody left a map to.

Aim the shovel, dig until stamina runs out, and pull money, gold and chests out of the dirt — along with a lot of things that had no business being buried. Between digs the choice is always the same: spend on power, swing speed, dig radius and luck, or hold the money back for a debt that keeps growing.

Miss a payment and the run ends in bankruptcy. Temporary upgrades are wiped; the permanent ones are not. The next attempt starts stronger and gets further down. Dig, find, upgrade or pay, risk one more hole, go bankrupt, come back stronger.