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Ricco

Financial Literacy Game for Real Life

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Ricco is a financial literacy game that helps teens and adults build real money skills through interactive gameplay, not boring theory. You choose a profession, earn income, make spending decisions, save, invest, and deal with real-life financial trade-offs in a safe, simulated environment.


Instead of reading about money, you learn by doing and by making mistakes without real-world consequences.

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Features

  • Choose a profession and earn income like in real life
  • Manage monthly expenses, bills, and lifestyle choices
  • Decide how much to save, spend, or invest each turn
  • Learn through consequences, not lectures or theory
  • Practice budgeting without real-world risk
  • Make financial mistakes safely and recover from them
  • See how small decisions compound over time
  • Build real money habits by playing

Use Cases

Replacing boring finance courses with hands-on learning

Practicing investing decisions without risking real money

Testing lifestyle choices without real financial risk

Building long-term wealth habits by playing

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Software developer with an economics bac...

Ricco is free to try, no payment required to start playing. I’d love to hear your feedback. Have fun playing and learning!

Really smart approach to financial education. Most people learn money skills the hard way — through actual losses. Having a simulation where you can see how small decisions compound over time (both good and bad) is way more effective than any textbook. Would love to see region-specific scenarios added, like dealing with salary vs. savings in high-cost cities.

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Software developer with an economics bac...

Ricco is free to try, no payment required to start playing. I’d love to hear your feedback. Have fun playing and learning!

Really smart approach to financial education. Most people learn money skills the hard way — through actual losses. Having a simulation where you can see how small decisions compound over time (both good and bad) is way more effective than any textbook. Would love to see region-specific scenarios added, like dealing with salary vs. savings in high-cost cities.