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I Need To Pay Rent

I NEED TO PAY RENT! is a physics-based chaos simulator about one small problem: you need money, and your apartment is full of it. Grab, throw, and sell anything in sight as your debt spirals out of control.

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May 26, 2026
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About the Game

I NEED TO PAY RENT! is a physics-based chaos simulator created for one very important reason: I need to pay rent.

You live in a small apartment with a growing problem; debt, and a room full of objects that all have value. How convenient.

Everything can be grabbed, thrown out the door, and sold. Furniture, appliances, decorations... even your most prized possessions... if you can move it, it can help you survive just a little bit longer. The rules are simple, stay out of debt for as long as possible.

There are no quests, no ambitions, no heroic journeys. Just you, your stuff, and the realization that rent is due.