Stock Market Suicide

You control a small, nondescript character standing on a ledge high above a city street. The core action is jumping off. With a click, your character leaps, and you guide their descent with the mouse, trying to land directly on specific targets like a taxi or a dumpster. Missing those and hitting the pavement just resets you back to the top to try again. The objective is straightforward: achieve the different suicide methods listed, which unlock as you perform them. The pacing is quick, almost rhythmic, with each attempt lasting only a few seconds. It feels detached and strangely procedural, turning a grim concept into a repetitive task of pixel-perfect aim.