Unlucky Mummy is an incremental clicker built around risk, luck, and endless attempts to resurrect an ancient mummy. Before the player stands a sarcophagus, concealing twelve relics. Each discovery becomes a thrilling test of luck: a rare stroke of luck yields a new find, while failure instantly erases all accumulated progress and forces the player to start the chain over. One mistake ruins everything The main goal isn't to find a single relic, but to collect all twelve in a row. This is where the tension builds, as each successful discovery makes the next attempt even more exciting. The longer the series of discoveries, the more painful it feels to encounter another empty sarcophagus, capable of undoing the results of a long game in an instant. Even failures bring benefits. Successful discoveries are rewarded with golden scarabs, which are used for development. Upgrades can speed up the process, increase the chance of success, and earn more rewards for the relics found. Gradually, the odds begin to favor the player, allowing them to take on a goal that initially seems almost impossible. Features of the game A superposition concept inspired by ancient Egyptian themes. Continuous development through a system of improvements. High dependence of success on risk and luck. Simple mechanics with a long-term goal to complete.