An incremental game where you automate the denial of health insurance claims, watching costs scale as your operation grows. The clicking-based early game quickly gives way to idle progression, though engagement appears limited once core mechanics are exhausted. Best suited for players seeking dark comedy in their clickers rather than deep systems.
About this game
An incremental game about denying health insurance claims. 🚫
Players, last 30 days
Peak 3 · Low 0
Daily peak concurrent players, sampled once a night from Steam.
What players are saying
▲ Recommended0 hrs
great game, but after playing for 50 years, I heard a loud 'bang,' and suddenly, I couldn’t play the game anymore! You really need to fix that bug!
Honestly while the premise is somewhat amusing it's clear how little effort was put into this. It's basically a "teehee look at this silly concept" sort of situation without any substance to keep you around. The costs of things scale up but it's a true idle experience as the use of clicking is very quickly negated due to clicking not scaling off of any other bonuses. For example, the next clicking upgrade for me (it's been the next one for a while) costs 31,000,000,000T to purchase and makes your clicks worth... 100,000 more. I am currently making 44,196T per second. That means I would need to click over 441 billion times with that upgrade to make a second's worth of the passive progress. I'm still idling to see if there's actually anything else to this, but I kinda doubt it. It's possibly worth messing around with for 10 minutes or so but once you've seen 5 minutes of content you've seen 5 hours worth.
Genuinely one of the greatest games I have ever played. My life is so much better having played this game. Cookie Clicker wishes it was as good as this game.
Game of the Year 2025
10/10 best United States healthcare industry simulator.
