HYPERBOLIC Arcade Trading

Fun, but needs tool-tips and a quick orientation session. Cool mechanics once you get the hang of it.

Fun game, would help if the chart zoomed out more and only getting candle close information is hard to trade with

Pretty good game, even from day one. I haven't even seen any bugs. The menus need a little bit of life but overall pretty good. Needs an in game tutorial too.

Аркадный симулятор биржевой торговли. Ничего не понятно, но очень интересно )))

On my computer it does not go full screen so i cant see all the trading options , so this game is not functioning for me. if they fix this than it could potentially be a good game to play and learn valuable skills from.

Nice game, but not really a training app. First of all, to have at least a hope to learn something, you need to do so without a rush. This game is forcing you to make rushed and bad decisions by going too fast with these candlesticks. Not even a professional can trade in a 2-second timeframe. Unless it's a scalper, but for scalping, you'll need more than candlesticks - you need tick data in form of order history ("the tape") and the order book. Obviously, this game wasn't made with this in mind, so... 1. New candles should appear by pressing a key, not time passed. This way the other training software work. Because you should think every trade through (even if you have the strategy, it takes time to check everything), and after that also look and think about the consequences without a rush. Trading by instinct is either myth or for those who made their homework many years ago. 2. In this game, I can't set the short stop-loss, thus forcing me to take bigger risks. Yes, it's a common mistake new people do - stop loss is just unnecessarily far from the entry point, especially when trading levels. 3. Asset selection, multiple time period selection for every asset, maybe user-downloaded historical data files. You can't really jump randomly from one asset to another, and especially from one market to another. You need to learn one or two assets at first. And more importantly, do not jump from one market to another. While it's all the same candlestick charts, crypto and stocks are totally different worlds, and you'll need to adapt to the new reality when going from one market to another. And sometimes, you just can't adapt - one market can be just not your piece of the pie, while you can make money in another. This also often true for the certain subsets of assets of the exchange, or even just one stock/pair. 4. The spread and commission should be simulated. This might sound like boring and trivial stuff, but you'll learn it the hard way when you'll lose 30% of your money in one hour by using market orders in the price channel without such a big deal on the chart. (You probably can't get the actual spreads, but maybe some approximation with random elements will suffice) I wish you luck with this development. I've seen some trading games (I mean not actual trading simulation software), but they all were just garbage. This one at least has something meaningful. But for now, it's gambling, but not trading.

Absolutely awesome. not tutorial on how to play though when you start so its hard to figure out controls