Game
Hotline Money
Android
Phone in hand, thumb on the prompt. Everything here happens on the phone, and the first floor is a few taps away.
Hotline Money is a step-based instant game from 100HP: floors to climb instead of reels to spin. Our partner supplies the Android build.
The tap sequence
Four things, in this order, from the moment you tap a button here on an Android handset.
Get the Android appPartner accessEvery button on this page lands in the same place.
Doing it on the handset, in one sitting, saves you the only awkward part.
On the phone itself. Beginning on the device you intend to play on removes the handoff nobody enjoys.
The account is what takes the game to every screen you own, so settling it first makes the rest trivial.
It is already matched to your handset. Take it; the alternatives are longer routes to the same place.
Look for Hotline Money with the instant titles. Choose Easy or Hard before the round starts, pick door A or B, and the run begins.
The iPhone sequence differs enough to have its own page.
Game
Hotline Money
Studio
100HP
Format
Step-based instant game
Way in
One prompt on the phone
Controls
Easy or Hard, Autobet, Turbo
Round check
Provably Fair
Four notes on how the game behaves once the icon is on your home screen.
Door A or door B, chosen at every step. On a handset each choice is a single tap.
Steps arrive in sequence and advance under your thumb, a pace that suits a phone.
Withdraw is live from the first step of an active round. Find it on your first run.
One removes the tapping between rounds, the other shortens the pauses inside them. Try both on Android before you settle into a habit.
Verification works the same after installing. The check is part of Hotline Money, not part of a particular screen.
Before your round starts the outcome is sealed and its fingerprint is shown to you. That happens on a handset as it does anywhere else.
Doors, steps, Withdraw or the boss: none of it changes what was already sealed.
At the close the client hands you what it held back, and the check can be run from the phone in your hand.
names the roundthe withheld stringthe sealed fingerprintThe fairness page sets out the order in full.







Assume the icon is on the home screen and you have five minutes.
Easy or Hard is chosen on the pre-bet screen, which shows the maximum multiplier for each mode. Choose it deliberately.
Door A or door B. The same choice comes back at each of the run's steps.
Each cleared floor builds on the last. Notice how the decision to continue changes weight as the run grows.
Withdraw ends the round on your terms. Declining it repeatedly is how you reach the fight at the end of the sequence.
The other three screens, in one line each.
Safari sign-in, then add the game to the home screen.
Walked through on the iOS page.
The same sequence as this page, with more room for the climb.
Landscape suits autobet stretches.
Open the partner in a browser and play.
The widest view of the floor sequence.
The install gets you the door. The partner behind it handles the rest.
The ones that come up before the first tap.
A few taps from here
Sign in, take the prompt, tap the icon, and pick the first door.
An Android install runs smoothest when it starts and finishes on the handset.
Tap a button on this page from the phone you intend to play on and everything runs straight through without a handoff. The page reads your handset, offers the Android build, and the rest is confirmation taps. If the phone is already in your hand, start the install now.
Starting on the phone removes that handoff entirely.
Everything before the install prompt is account creation, and everything after it is confirmation taps.
Which means the minute you spend on the sign-in is the minute that matters. Use details you will remember, set a deposit limit while you are in there, because it is easy to forget later, and settle the account before you think about the game at all.
Once it exists, that account is the constant. Android, iPhone, tablet, desktop: same credentials, same balance, same history. You do this once.
Tap it and Hotline Money loads with your account attached. If you need to find it again, look on the instant shelf rather than among the reel slots.
The pre-bet screen comes first. It offers two risk modes and prints the maximum multiplier for each: x2031.63 on Easy and x54515.98 on Hard. The stake stepper and the chips for 1, 2, 5 and 10 are on the same screen.
Then the doors. You pick A or B, the step clears or the round ends, and the same choice comes back at each of the 30 opponents.
The whole game sits in one portrait frame. The field and the 0/30 counter fill the top, Autobet and Turbo are two small toggles beside the field, and Easy, Hard, the stake stepper and the BET button sit below, close to your thumb. The Live, My and Top panels wait a swipe further down.
A run is a chain of one-tap decisions, and a handset puts every one of them under your thumb. Clear a floor, the next appears, and the position grows. Somewhere in the middle of that, withdraw stops being furniture and becomes the most interesting thing on the screen.
Turbo compresses this further. If your window is the length of a bus ride, turbo makes each climb quicker. Autobet goes the other way and lets a session run itself while you watch, which suits a handset propped against something at the end of an evening.
Neither changes the steps of a run. They only change its pace, which matters when a handset session is short. Pick the pace you want and take a run on it.
Putting the game on a phone keeps the round check fully intact. Hotline Money is Provably Fair on the handset as it is anywhere else.
A finished round returns three things. A Round ID that names it. A Salt the client held back while you climbed. A Hash shown before your first step, sealing the outcome in advance. Put them together and you can confirm the round you played is the round that was sealed.
Run that once from the phone and you will know how it works. The fairness page walks the procedure in order.
The 100HP demo opens straight away on a fun balance. It loads in a frame on the play page of this site. Three runs there show you where Withdraw is and how the multiplier climbs.
The play page links it directly. Then come back here, take the prompt on your handset, and climb it with a live balance.