The game
Hotline Money by 100HP
Hotline Money on mobile
The whole run works with one hand: two doors to choose from at each step, and the Withdraw button live from step one.
Hotline Money is a step-based instant game from 100HP, with steps to clear and a button that ends the run. Our partner keeps the account and the game, and the steps below happen on your handset.
The game
Hotline Money by 100HP
Way in
One sign-in
The loop
Doors, 30 opponents, boss
Session tools
Autobet and turbo
Exit control
Withdraw, from step one
Round check
Provably Fair
Pick the one that matches the handset in your pocket. All three end at the same run.
Android
Tap a button here, sign in, and accept the install prompt you are offered. It all happens on the phone.
iPhone and iPad
Sign in through Safari, then add the page to your home screen. The game then lives behind its own icon like anything else you use daily.
Any handset
If you want a run in the next minute, skip the install entirely. Sign in on the phone browser and Hotline Money loads from the instant shelf.
All three land on the same sign-in and the same game.
The round is a series of single taps, which suits a phone.
Each step is a choice between two doors, so every decision is one tap. The choice comes back at each of the run's 30 opponents.
The floor sequence is the part that benefits most from a handset. One tap advances the run, and each cleared step raises the multiplier.
Withdraw is live from the first step. On a phone it sits close to the thumb.
Both modes are on the pre-bet screen, with a maximum of x2031.63 shown for Easy and x54515.98 for Hard. You choose before the round starts.
Rounds keep coming without a tap between them. On mobile you can watch a session with your thumb off the screen.
Shorter pauses inside each round. It suits a ten-minute window.







Five minutes, start to finish, assuming you are holding the phone right now.
Tap any button here. The account you make is the one that takes the game to every screen you own.
Look among the instant games. Search the name if the list is long, then load it.
Choose Easy or Hard on the pre-bet screen, then set the stake with the stepper or the quick-add chips.
Path A or path B. The same choice comes back at every step.
Clear steps and watch the position build. At some step you either press Withdraw or keep going towards the boss.
If you would rather rehearse first, the play page links the provider demo build.
Same game, four framings. Pick the row that matches what you are holding.
A prompt on the phone installs it there, start to finish.
The Android page walks the taps in order.
Sign in through Safari and add the game to the home screen.
The iOS page walks the same three moves in more detail.
The same mobile flow, unchanged, on a larger panel.
More room for the floor sequence, same controls.
Sign in from any browser and load the game. It plays in the browser.
Useful for long sessions with autobet running.
Four steps, all of them on the phone.
Tap a button on this page. Starting on the handset saves you a transfer step later.
One account covers phone, desktop and the installed icon, so this part happens once.
It is picked for the device you are holding. Take it and let it finish.
The game loads with your account attached. Choose Easy or Hard, pick a door, and the opening step resolves.
The Android and iOS pages take these moves apart, device by device.
Real balance
A real-money session needs three more things after the install.
Use the cashier from inside the app itself. The balance lands against the account you already made.
Hotline Money waits on the instant shelf. Load it and the pre-round screen appears with your risk mode ready.
Withdraw ends a run on your terms. Taking money off the account itself runs through the same cashier you funded it with.
What people ask before they install anything.
The phone is already in your hand
One sign-in, one install prompt, and the building is waiting the next time you have five minutes.
Hotline Money fits a small screen comfortably.
A run is a chain of single decisions: pick door A or B, see the step clear, then continue or press Withdraw. Each of those is one touch, and a handset puts all of them near your thumb. The top-down pixel art stays readable on a small display.
Length helps too. A run has at most 30 steps and a boss, so it fits a short break.
Tap a button on this page from the phone you intend to play on, sign in, and accept the prompt you are offered.
Starting on the handset saves you the shuffle of beginning on a laptop and finishing somewhere else. The account you make in that first minute then follows the game everywhere, so you set it up once. If your phone is already in your hand, get it onto the home screen now.
Once you are through, look among the instant games. Lobbies usually list Hotline Money there rather than with the reel slots.
The Hotline Money app is available through our button. It opens the partner’s own page for your handset, so the account, the balance and the game all come from one place, and the prompt you accept is matched to the phone in your hand. Every button on this page leads to that same route.
Choose the risk mode first. The pre-bet screen offers Easy, with a maximum of x2031.63, and Hard, with a maximum of x54515.98. Set the stake on the same screen.
Then pick a door, A or B, and step one resolves.
From there each cleared step brings another pair of doors and a higher multiplier. Withdraw is live from step one, and deciding when to press it is most of the game.
Autobet keeps rounds arriving without a tap between them. You set the stake, the mode, a collect step and a number of rounds once, the client picks the path at random at each step, and you watch, which suits a quiet half hour.
Turbo shortens the pauses inside a round, so each run takes less time. It suits a ten-minute window.
Neither tool alters the steps of a run. Doors, opponents, boss and Withdraw are unchanged, and only the pace differs. Pick one and try a run at that pace.
Mobile play keeps the check intact. Hotline Money is Provably Fair wherever it runs, and each finished round returns the same three pieces: a Round ID naming the round, a Salt held back while you climbed, and a Hash shown before you started.
Running that check from a phone is no harder than running it anywhere else. The fairness page sets out the order.
On Android, the APK page walks the install tap by tap. On an iPhone, the iOS page covers Safari and the home-screen icon. The download hub puts all four devices on one screen if you would rather compare before committing.
To try the run before any of that, the play page loads the 100HP demo in a frame on a fun balance, ready when you are. When you have read enough, take a run on your phone.