Financial literacy game that teaches budgeting, investing, and money management through interactive simulation
Big PC games running on everyday Android phones
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2026
Based in
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Pricing model
Free
Freemium
Pricing
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Free demos for all games; pre-order prices vary: Skyrim Mobile $24.00 (was $49.00), The Witcher 3 Mobile $24.00 (was $49.00), Bioshock 1 Mobile $13.00 (was $34.00), Max Payne Mobile $6.00 (was $16.00), Max Payne 2 Mobile $6.00 (was $16.00), Half-Life 2 Mobile $2.50 (was $5.90), F.E.A.R Mobile $4.50
Key features
Dynamic life events present unexpected challenges and opportunities
Budget management across housing, food, transportation, and entertainment
Real-time progress saving and automatic synchronization
Track health, happiness, and wealth metrics over time
Invest in education to increase earning potential
Watch portfolio grow through compound interest
Free demos for every game
Delta updates: 3.7 MB updates for 1.18 GB games
Cloud saves synced across devices
Touch and controller support
Game verification and license protection
13 language support
Offline gameplay
Multiple payment methods
What makes it different
Learn from financial mistakes safely without real consequences
Learn by doing through realistic financial scenarios instead of abstract information
Understand compound interest through hands-on practice
Build confidence in making investment choices
Practice handling unexpected financial emergencies safely
Native Android ports requiring no PC, stream, or emulator
Efficient delta updates downloading only changed files
Console-grade games optimized for mid-range Android phones
Built-in account protection and developer revenue protection
Ricco
Zodita