CashFlow: Finance games

Krash

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About this game

CashFlow is a financial literacy and investing game inspired by Rich Dad Poor Dad. If you're searching for the best finance games, learning games for adults, and a realistic investing simulator, this cash flow game is exactly what you need.

Are you ready to escape the rat race, make smart choices in this investing game, and go from zero to financially free?

This investing simulator puts you in control of your own money story. Master your cash flow, invest in real estate, stocks, and businesses, and learn the Rich Dad Poor Dad principles of building wealth — all without risking real money.

Key Features:

🧠 Wealth-Building Game Mechanics: Perfect for fans of business and ceo games. Learn classic Rich Dad Poor Dad philosophy, understand the difference between assets and liabilities, and make your money work for you.

📈 Investing Simulator & Finance Games: Buy stocks, crypto, bonds, and real estate. Build a portfolio and grow your net worth in this immersive ceo simulator.

📊 Financial Literacy Game for Everyone: Whether you're a beginner or an experienced investor, this financial education game teaches real money management skills through smart, practical decisions.

🏙️ Real Estate & Passive Income: Buy, trade, and rent properties. Build passive income streams that work for you 24/7.

🎯 Classic Board Game Mechanics: Inspired by the best strategies from traditional personal finance board games, reimagined for your phone.

Stop being just a worker—become a strategic investor. Download this investing simulator today, escape the rat race, master your cash flow, and write your own financial freedom story!

Ratings and reviews

Are you out of your mind?! The irony is hard to miss: a game about managing your money wants $120 a year indefinitely. The subscription model undermines the game's message. A game that teaches financial discipline and cash-flow management should not require a recurring expense to keep playing. I would have happily paid a reasonable one-time purchase price, but a monthly subscription for this type of game is insulting. Until there's a permanent purchase option, this is a 1-star review from me.

Good game! Nice, simple UI and very promising, but it needs better balancing, especially for the Programmer. Happiness is too expensive, and inflation rises too fast. Consider changing the time scale from years to months or even weeks for smoother pacing. The stock market is too volatile, it needs trends (bull/bear/sideways) instead of random ups/downs. Please add clearer guides for stocks, bonds, and dividends. Consider a pay-per-profession model for future game extensions.

One of the game's highlights is that it teaches me money management and how to capitalize on good opportunities. However, the in-game purchase option is not a great deal. Nevertheless, I am open to negotiation