Debtors' Club: Welcome to City Hall, Where the Only Thing Colder Than the Coffee is the Collection TacticsForget spreadsheets and polite requests. In Debtors' Club, a darkly comedic roguelite adventure, you're the city's debt collector - and in this town, "persuasion" often involves a pair of brass knuckles and a very persuasive vocabulary. The mayor's got a problem: the city's broke, the tax coffers are drier than a desert wind, and those delinquent debtors are about to learn the true meaning of "payback time." Assemble your team of ethically flexible enforcers, master the art of intimidation (and creative accounting), and show those deadbeats that City Hall doesn't play nice. Key Features:Talk the Talk, or Crack Some Skulls: Debtors' Club blends a unique dialogue generation system with good old-fashioned persuasion (the kind that involves "encouraging" late payments with a little muscle). Convince them with words or remind them with fists - the choice is yours.Meet the Crew (They Collect More Than Stamps): Manage a team of City Hall's finest (and most morally ambiguous) employees. From smooth-talking negotiators to "Paci-Fists" with a knack for making problems disappear, assemble a crew that can handle any situation.City Hall: A Den of Intrigue (and Bad Coffee): Explore the shadowy corridors of City Hall, where secrets lurk around every corner, and the line between public service and organized crime is blurrier than a politician's promises.No Two Days Are the Same: Debtors' Club’s roguelite structure throws you into a series of procedurally generated challenges, ensuring that every playthrough is a unique and unpredictable descent into the city's underbelly.Can You Handle the Truth (and the Quota)?: Face morally ambiguous choices that will test your conscience (and your stomach). Will you be a compassionate public servant or a ruthless enforcer? Remember, the city needs that money... no matter the cost.Debtors' Club: Put on your best suit, grab your heaviest briefcase, and get ready to make those debtors pay. Just don’t forget your moral compass - you might need it (or you might pawn it for a bigger bonus, it's your call).