Loot Goblin

One more run. Just one.

You are a very small goblin with a very large problem: the vault is full of gold, and it is trying to kill you.

Every coin, gem and chest you scoop up makes you richer — and slower. The greed multiplier climbs the longer you stay, so the fortune waiting at the exit gets fatter by the second. Then the crushers wake up. Then the blades. Then the floor. Then the Vault Guardian.

A glowing hatch sits across the room. Touch it and you bank everything at your current multiplier. Get caught and you watch every coin spill across the stone.

That's the whole game, and it's a trap: the decision to leave is always yours, which means every single death is your own fault. You'll say "one more chest" and you'll be wrong, and you will immediately press again.

What you do between runs

Haul your gold back to the Goblin Den and spend it on things that stay bought — a bigger sack, quicker feet, a coin magnet, a thicker hide, a smoke dash, a lucky charm. Chase your personal best. Bank 100,000 gold in total and crown yourself Goblin King.

What's in the vault

• Stomping crusher pillars that telegraph before they fall
• Sweeping blades at goblin-chest height
• Spike tiles that glow half a second before they bite
• A four-metre stone golem that wakes up when you've taken too much
• Runs of 30 to 90 seconds, and a permanent upgrade tree that always has one more cheap thing in it

Plays with a keyboard or one thumb. No timers, no energy bars, no waiting.

How greedy are you, exactly?