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About This Game

Your clients are watching every move you make with their money.

Wall Street Broker is a real-time career simulation where you manage a growing roster of demanding clients across a fully fictional, procedurally-generated market of stocks, bonds, and derivatives. There's no script, no campaign, and no fixed ending. Just a market that never stops moving, clients who never stop judging, and a reputation you have to earn one good call at a time.

A Market That's Always Alive

Trade across a living universe of 100+ fictional companies with their own histories, IPOs, and occasional bankruptcies. Bull runs, bear markets, and volatility regimes shift the ground under every position, driven by a constant stream of breaking news. No two careers start or end with the same market.

Clients are the Real Puzzle

Every client is a real personality on paper: a Conservative Retiree who panics on the first red day, a Speculative Whale who punishes hesitation, an Institutional Compliance Stickler who will fire you over a single rule violation. Balancing all the distinct archetypes' mandates, risk tolerance, and trust in you is the real test of the job.

Reputation is Your Scorecard

Progress through Renown, your standing as a broker who delivers, kept separate from your personal cash. One bad quarter won't lock you out of your career. Climb from a single low-stakes retiree account to managing the portfolios of the ultra-wealthy.

Your Desk, Your Pace

Pause anytime. Fast-forward through quiet weeks, or slow down when a position needs your full attention. The market runs on your terms, not a clock's.

Built Like Real Software

No twist, no minigames. Just a clean, dense, professional trading interface built to feel like real software, because the dashboard is the game.

No fixed ending. No campaign to finish. Just a career, and it's yours to build.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This is not actually required to disclose but since it crosses the line for some people, I should admit that AI coding tools were used during the game's production.

No AI was used to generate any images, audio, text, or design.

Its purpose was to help code mechanics according to my design, assist in debugging, and (most importantly) eliminate crunch.