Meaningless Random Numbers is an incremental horror story about money, growth, and the price of success, where the absurd mechanics of number generation gradually reveal a dark system of guilt, fear, and surveillance. Simple clicks become rituals, and the pursuit of profit leads to moral decay disguised as efficiency and prestige. Numbers that require sacrifice Gameplay begins with clicks that generate random numbers and income. Combinations increase profits, but soon new optimizations emerge, involving violence and arson. These actions amplify hidden parameters — fear, anger, and guilt — turning income growth into a chain of anxious decisions where efficiency always has consequences. The world reacts to the player's actions. God's eyes are hidden in the surrounding objects, and surveillance becomes a constant source of pressure. Sins do not go unpunished, forcing players to pray for forgiveness or move on, ignoring morality. Automation of processes promises freedom from manual labor, but only heightens the feeling of loss of control. Features of the game Incremental gameplay with horror elements. Number combinations as a source of progress. The system of sin, observation and punishment. Automation with increasing voltage.