Pikeworks
Bounce Billionaire
In development
Bounce your way to billions.
Launch balls into vaults full of multiplier bumpers, splitter portals and cash-exploding safes. Upgrade your arsenal, unlock new vaults, and keep earning while the game is closed.
Android and iPhone
Not out yet. I'm still building it, so there's nothing to download. It's coming to Android and iPhone. Email me and I'll let you know when it is.
What it does
How it plays.
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Physics ricochet
Aim and launch a ball into the vault. Every bounce off a bumper scores, and chaining bounces builds a multiplier before it lands.
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Five vaults
Start at a downtown ATM and work up through a casino vault, a Swiss gold reserve, a crypto depot and an orbital bank. Each has its own layout and its own obstacles.
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Ten upgrades
Spend what you earn on ball value, speed, multiplier power, an auto-dropper, a safe buster drill, vault capacity and more.
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Eight ball types
A heavyweight sphere, one that duplicates itself, one that turns pegs to gold, one that sets off a shockwave, and four more to unlock.
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Cash out and start again
Trade your progress for Quantum Shards, which add to what you earn in every run after it.
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Plays offline
No account, no sign-in and no internet. The game never connects to anything, and you keep earning while it's closed.
What it costs
Bounce Billionaire is free. There are no adverts and nothing to buy in it.
- Price
- Free
- Purchases
- None
- Adverts
- None
The whole game is free. Every vault, every upgrade and every ball type is reached by playing, and none of it sits behind a payment.
The cash and the gems in the game are earned by playing. The shop you see in it is part of the game rather than real money, and the build has no advertising or payment code in it at all.
It's still being built, so that may change before it's out. If adverts or a purchase are added, this page and the privacy policy get rewritten before the build goes out.
What won't change: nothing you've already earned gets taken away or locked.
Privacy and support
Everything stays on this phone. There's no account and no server, and the game makes no network requests at all. The full privacy policy says exactly what is kept and what is sent.