LAS Finance Game

Learning Anything Strat

About this game

Live a whole life, and learn how money works.

Move into your own house, explore a three-district town, go to school, get a job and make the choices that real life asks of you: what to spend, what to save, what to borrow, and what it all costs. Every choice has a result, so you learn by doing, with no real money at risk.

What you can do

Go to school. Take 10 classes, with lessons, quick checks, homework and tests. Choose how many classes you take each day and when they start. Your grades matter, and graduation is a real goal.
Get a job. Work in 5 careers across 4 levels each, with a mini-game for every job, odd jobs for extra cash, and pay stubs to read.
Handle your money. Open checking and savings accounts, use a debit or credit card, watch your credit score, pay bills, set a budget and savings goals, and borrow with loans and see how interest works.
Pay tax. Work out the sales tax on what you buy, and file a tax return from your pay stubs.
Spot scams. Learn to recognise the tricks that target teens and savers.
Cook, stay healthy and drive. Shop for ingredients, cook from recipes, keep fit, see the doctor, study the driver’s handbook, pass the permit test and earn a licence.
Build your home. Decorate with furniture, floors and walls, and pay at the checkout when you are done.
Make it yours. Design your own character with hairstyles, outfits, hats and glasses.
Made for learning, built to be fun. A game day passes in about 24 real minutes. Money, grades, health and reliability all affect each other, so your choices have consequences. The game uses US-style examples (metric units are shown outside the US).

Part of the Learning Anything Strategies family. The game links to the LAS App, the LAS Maths Game and the Learning Anything Strategies lessons, which teach how to learn.

Free to start, simple to continue

Anyone can play: you get a free trial of one hour.
Playing uses XP. A subscription gives 2,000 XP every month, and you can add XP packs. You can also earn XP in other LAS apps.
Family Plans cover 2 to 5 players, with a code for each player.
Anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian to agree before anything is bought.
Important: the LAS Finance Game is for entertainment and general learning only. It is not financial, tax, legal or other professional advice, and the prices, rates and rules in the game are simplified examples that may differ from real life where you live. Please don’t make real-world money decisions based on it.

What’s new

A massive upgrade to all the systems. The game has changed from being a 2D game to a 3D game.