Short, sweet, simple. A nice go at making a small "decremental", haha. It's a bit weird that the money bomb gives you money when it explodes, but I guess the argument is "that's just what happens in these parallel universe clickers", which I can't really argue against. I think as-is, this game works well by itself. If you did want to develop it further, some kind of prestige system where you get upgrades but the starting amount of money increases each time would work well, or making it more on-theme by thinking about what even weirder clickers could look like, etc.

Kind of a shame you didn't make a web build, it's really easy to do that in Godot (unless you use C#, in which case you may want to try Unity) and jammers are always wary of downloading things. Anyway, good job getting it made!

This game made me laugh, it has a deceptive amount of charm haha. I love the premise, after the initial 5 seconds it took me to understand I audibly laughed. The background being crumpled paper and the sloppy MS-paint style upgrades actually served the game well, which is an impressive feat

I also like that you ultimately have to end it via manual clicking rather than relying on the upgrades, that was pretty fresh and felt on-brand for the game. I will say the upgrades don't feel very balanced; I was able to use the money furnace like 4-5 times for each use of the rocket, but maybe I misunderstood and the balancing was supposed to be backwards too lol

There was a few bugs, like with the progress bars erroneously filling or not filling. But nothing game breaking really, overall this was a charming little game for sure.

PS: I also laughed that donating your money to charity is too slow so eventually you start rocketing it into the sun instead LOL. I imagine all those previously-cheering people looking on in horror. The real billionaire experience!