iPhone and iPad
Safari, a sign-in, and a share menu. Three moves and the neon waits behind its own icon, one tap from a climb.
Hotline Money is a step-based instant game from 100HP, built out of floors and one decision per floor, and our partner supplies the iPhone access.
Both start in Safari and both finish at the same climb. Pick the one that suits how you use the phone.
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Sign in through Safari, open the share menu, and add the page to the home screen. From then on the game loads behind its own icon like anything else you use daily.
Lighter touch
To skip the icon, pin the tab instead. The run, the controls and the round check behave identically either way.
Both use the same account, so changing your mind later costs nothing.
Do all of it on the iPhone, start to finish.
Doing it from the iPhone means the page reads the device correctly and offers the Safari sequence.
The only typing in the process. This account then covers iPhone, iPad, Android and desktop with one set of credentials.
The share control lives in the Safari toolbar. Scroll its options until you find the entry for adding the page to the home screen.
Keep the name short so it reads properly under the icon. Confirm and it lands among your apps.
Look under the instant titles for the game. Choose Easy or Hard while the round is still idle, then pick door A or B for the first step.
An iPad follows the same five moves with more room on screen.
How this compares with the other three screens.
Safari sign-in, then the share sheet adds the icon.
The sequence this page walks.
The same sequence, with a wider view of the floor sequence.
Comfortable for longer autobet stretches.
A prompt on the handset installs it there, entirely on the phone.
Walked through on the APK page.
Sign in through any browser and open the game. It plays in the browser.
Useful when you want the widest frame.
The ones people ask before they tap the share icon.
Three moves from here
Sign in, share, add. Then the building is one tap away for as long as you want it there.
Getting Hotline Money onto an iPhone is short work, and it is short because Safari already keeps the tool you need in its toolbar.
Sign in, open the share menu, add the page to your home screen. What lands there behaves like an app: its own icon and its own frame, with the browser out of the way. Tap it and the pre-round screen is in front of you.
Everything happens on the phone: one account, three taps. If the phone is in your hand, do it now and be playing in a minute.
The account deserves five minutes of attention, because everything after it is confirmation taps.
Make it on the iPhone, so nothing has to be moved across afterwards, and use details you will remember. Then set a deposit limit while you are already in the settings, because a limit chosen calmly now holds better than one picked halfway up a building.
Once the account exists it is the constant across every screen you own. The same credentials load the game on an iPad, on an Android handset and on a desktop, with the same balance behind them.
A long name gets cut off under the icon, so keep it short. Two words at most. You will be looking for it at the end of an evening with one hand, and a clear label beats a complete one.
Tap the icon and Hotline Money loads with your account attached. In the lobby, look for it with the instant titles rather than the reel slots.
The pre-bet screen asks for the risk mode first. There are two, Easy and Hard, and you choose before the first step.
Then the doors. Path A and path B are offered at every step, and you pick one each time the agent advances.
From there it is climb and choose. Each cleared floor builds on the last, the position grows, and withdraw stays live for the whole active round. Take it when you like. Decline it long enough and the floor sequence runs out, and what waits at the top is the boss.
Hotline Money lays out for a portrait phone. The field with its 0/30 counter takes the upper half, Easy and Hard sit above the stake stepper, and the BET button closes the stack at thumb height. Autobet and Turbo are the two small toggles beside the field, and the Live, My and Top panels wait below the stake controls.
A run is a chain of one-tap decisions. Every action is a single tap, and input speed never matters.
Length helps too. A run is short enough for a queue or a train platform. If your next spare five minutes is coming up, put the icon there first.
Turbo tightens things further by shortening the pauses inside a round. Autobet does the opposite job and lets a stretch of play run without a tap between rounds, which suits an iPad propped up more than a phone held in the hand.
Verification works the same with an icon. Hotline Money is Provably Fair wherever it runs.
Three pieces come back with every finished round. The Round ID is the label for that round. The Salt is the string the client withheld while you climbed. The Hash was already on screen before your first step, committed to an outcome you could not yet see. Line the three up and the round you played matches the sealed one.
The check runs from the iPhone with the tools already on it. Try it after a climb that ended somewhere surprising, and you get a clear result. The fairness page sets out the order.
The 100HP demo opens straight away on a fun balance. It loads in a frame on the play page of this site, and it is the quickest way to find Withdraw and see how the multiplier climbs.
The play page links it directly. Then come back, take the three moves in Safari, and put the neon where your thumb already goes.