Pay your Deeds

Build the reel. Pay the debt. Survive another day. Pay Your Deeds is a roguelike deck-builder played on a 5×4 slot reel. You are in debt, and every few days the Sector expects another payment. Spin the reel, collect Scrap Credits and add new Symbols to your build. Find combinations that work together, remove the ones that don't, and try to make enough money before your next Deed is due. If you can't pay, the run is over. BUILD YOUR REEL Your reel starts simple. During a run you'll add Symbols, remove bad ones and slowly turn your build into something that can keep up with the increasing payments. Symbols can generate resources, multiply values, consume other Symbols, destroy them, transform them or trigger effects from other parts of your reel. A good build isn't about collecting every strong Symbol you find. Sometimes adding one more thing is exactly what ruins it. WHAT'S IN THE GAME 100+ Symbols with different effects, rarities and interactions. 24 Deeds with increasingly difficult payment requirements. 5 creditor factions with their own identity and progression. 35 Power Store upgrades. 20 Side Contracts. Multiple Clearance Levels and progression systems. Reroll, remove and modify your Symbol pool during a run. Endless Mode for builds that survive past the normal game. Unknown Mode, find out about it. Persistent local statistics, records and achievements. Fully playable offline. EVERY RUN GOES SOMEWHERE DIFFERENT You might start with a few Medical Symbols and end up building around Rot. You might turn Tools into a Tech engine, use Hazards as fuel, or build something around Animals, Trade, Power, Arsenal or Salvage. The archetypes aren't classes. They are pieces you can mix together depending on what the run gives you. The strongest Symbol isn't always the one your build needs. THE SECTOR The entire game takes place inside Sector XP, a decaying early-2000s operating system. Your Deeds, mail, contracts, upgrades, faction messages and run records all exist inside the same machine. It isn't just a menu between runs. It's where the game lives.