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Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier)
"Every baby that lands hits your wallet like a jackpot."
How do I install Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier) for Tingus Goose in one click.
</>What does Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier) do?
Tingus Goose is a numbers game, so let's make the numbers ridiculous. Fat Stacks boosts the payout of every baby the moment it lands, across taps, pops, bank cash-outs, blossom hits and crawlers alike. Pick a multiplier from a gentle nudge all the way up to a full-blown money fountain, and blast through worlds you'd normally be grinding for hours. Turn it off any time to go back to honest goose work. Pairs beautifully with Free Refills and Warp Speed Goose when you want the whole machine screaming.
</>What is Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier)?
Tingus Goose is a numbers game, so Fat Stacks makes the numbers ridiculous. Every baby that lands pays out bigger, from taps and pops to bank cash-outs, blossom hits and crawlers, with a multiplier you set anywhere between a gentle 1x nudge and a full 1000x fountain. Blast through worlds you'd normally grind for hours. Grab it on ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.
</>Common questions about Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier)
What does Fat Stacks do in Tingus Goose?
Fat Stacks multiplies the cash you earn from every baby in Tingus Goose. The moment a baby lands, its payout gets scaled up by a multiplier you choose, so the same run that was trickling coins suddenly hits your wallet like a jackpot. It covers every way a baby can pay you, including taps, pops, bank cash-outs, blossom hits and crawlers, so nothing lags behind while the rest of your income races ahead. You pick the multiplier with a slider, anywhere from an almost-vanilla nudge to genuinely silly, and you can switch the whole thing off to go back to honest goose work whenever you like.
Which payouts does Fat Stacks multiply in Tingus Goose?
All of them. Fat Stacks applies its multiplier to every baby's payout the moment it lands, whichever way you earned it. Tapping babies directly, popping them, cashing out at the bank, blossom hits and crawlers all get the same treatment. That matters more than it sounds in Tingus Goose, because a mod that only boosted one income source would leave your other streams looking pathetic by comparison and quietly reshape which strategies are worth running. Fat Stacks scales the whole payday evenly instead, so your build still plays the way you designed it. Every number is just far, far bigger than the game intended.
Does Fat Stacks boost the cash I already banked before I turned it on?
No. Fat Stacks multiplies payouts as they land, so it changes what you earn from the moment you switch it on rather than topping up the pile you already have. If you want a bigger balance right now, leave it running and bank a few more babies. With a high multiplier that takes seconds. It also only touches income, never prices: watering your goose and buying research still cost exactly what Tingus Goose normally charges. That's why Fat Stacks stacks so neatly with Free Refills and Big Brain Goose, which handle the spending side. Fat Stacks fills the wallet; those two stop it emptying.
How high can I set the Cash Multiplier in Fat Stacks?
The Cash Multiplier slider in Fat Stacks runs from 1 all the way to 1000, moving in steps of 1, and it starts at 25. A setting of 1 is normal Tingus Goose money, so the slider doubles as a way to dial the mod almost all the way back without switching it off. At 25 every baby pays twenty-five times what it should, which is enough to blow through a world in the time a vanilla run takes to afford one upgrade. At 1000 it's a money fountain and the numbers stop making any sense at all. There's a separate Fat Stacks Enabled switch above it, off by default, so nothing changes until you flip that on.
What Cash Multiplier should I actually pick in Fat Stacks?
Start with the Fat Stacks default of 25. It's the multiplier most Tingus Goose players want without realising it. Twenty-five times payout is fast enough that the grind between worlds disappears, but the numbers still climb in a way that feels like progress rather than a joke. Drop to somewhere between 2 and 5 if you only want the late-game price curve softened and would rather keep the shape of a normal run. Push into the hundreds when you're replaying content you've already earned once and just want to get somewhere. Save the full 1000 for when you specifically want to watch Tingus Goose break: it's genuinely funny, and it'll end a run in minutes.
What options does Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier) include?
Cash Multiplier
How many times bigger every baby's payout is. 1 is normal, 1000 is silly.
Fat Stacks Enabled
Master switch. Turn off to go back to normal payouts.
Fat Stacks multiplies the cash every baby pays out in Tingus Goose by anything from 1x to 1000x. It's the ProjectMods mod that turns taps, pops, bank cash-outs, blossom hits and crawlers into a money fountain you control with one slider.
System Requirements
What features does Fat Stacks (Payday Multiplier) include?
- Multiplies the cash from every baby that lands, from 1x normal all the way to a silly 1000x
- Boosts taps, pops, bank cash-outs, blossom hits and crawlers alike, so nothing gets left out
- Starts you at a 25x multiplier by default, which is enough to feel it without deleting the game
- Drag the slider mid-run to dial payouts up or down without touching your save
Best For
- Idle-game optimisers who love the numbers but not the eight hours of waiting between milestones
- Streamers who want the counter spinning fast enough that chat can actually see the chaos
- Players who bounced off a world that needed way more cash than one sitting can produce
- Anyone who came from Vampire Survivors or Brotato and wants the big-number payoff without the slow ramp
Full Deck (All Blossoms Unlocked)
Instantly unlock every blossom in the game so your whole collection is complete and ready to build with.
