
Financial Freedom
Why can't games teach as much as books? I read 50 business books and trainings and made a short funny game about a businessman's journey. Follow the story from a factory worker π§π»βππ to a millionaire! πΈπΈ
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Financial Freedom is a linear funny experimental game about the entrepreneur's journey. Follow the challenging path from factory worker to a millionaire.
This experimental and useful game is based on numerous business cases from books and courses by authors such as Robert Kiyosaki, Oskar Hartmann, Ayaz Shabutdinov, George Samuel Clason, Donald Trump, Brian Tracy, and others.
This story-driven platformer is not a retelling of the aforementioned books, but rather my personal interpretation.
In the game, the protagonist attempts to become a successful businessman, buying and selling goods and services, building a business, earning money, and increasing their cash flow. As an entrepreneur, you'll face numerous difficulties and setbacks, starting out as a factory worker and gradually learning financial literacy and increasing your income.
The game also features a house-hopping mechanic similar to Night in the Woods, allowing you to interact with optional characters or find diaries with useful information.
Financial Freedom is a linear and cozy story-driven platformer about the difficult path to success.