Odd Odds

Odd Odds is a roguelike gambling game about trying to pay down a growing debt in one dimly lit room. You operate a claw machine, an ATM and a typewriter while a devil comes to collect every few turns. If you cannot pay the amount it demands, the run ends.

Earn and upgrade

Use the claw machine to pull coins and items from its cabinet, then cash them in at the ATM—the only way to earn money. Each turn, choose an upgrade at the typewriter to reshape the claw’s arm, change what drops and rebuild how you earn. The physics-driven machine lets you work the arm to reach what you can.

Face the collection

Every few turns, a devil names an amount and takes it directly from your balance. The figure keeps climbing, and falling short ends the run immediately. You have no way to negotiate.

Meet the visitors

The intercom rings to bring visitors to the room. Some want to feed on you; others are opposed to the devil. You can accept a deal or send a visitor away, and when several offers are available, you must choose between them. These decisions affect your chances of getting out more than earning efficiently does.

The ATM’s hidden option

When you have nothing left to lose, a function not listed on the ATM’s menu becomes available: you can interfere with a transfer between banks and take the money. Succeeding gets you out of debt, but the act is not clean. The game is dark from start to finish, with a poorly lit room and something demonic close by.