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About This Game

Wall Street, 1985. You have a desk, a phone and a $100,000 account. The market is climbing, your contacts are calling with tips, and nobody asks where they come from. Get rich before the crash. Don't get caught.

Four eras of Wall Street

• The Eighties (1985–1987): an amber terminal, record highs and a bull market that ends on Black Monday.
  
• Greed and Junk (1988–1991): a green screen, junk bonds, buyout bids and the Gulf War.
  
• The Bubble (1995–2000): an office PC, browser IPOs and the dot-com boom, right up to the day it bursts.
  
• The Meltdown (2004–2008): a flat panel in a glass tower, the housing boom and the day Congress votes down the bank rescue.

Each chapter plays seven of its era's biggest market days, inspired by real history. Later careers swap some of them for other days from the same years.

Every tip has a price

Your card file is full of people who hear things: a doorman at a computer company, an airline secretary, a geologist at a mining firm, a gossip columnist, a clerk at the SEC, and an unknown caller who only calls himself Mr. X. Trade on their tips and the money pours in. So does the heat. Push too far and your boss warns you, the SEC starts asking questions, and one morning the Feds are at the door.

Trade the day

Every trading day runs live from the opening bell to the close. Buy, sell, short and cover while headlines, wire stories and phone calls move the board. Borrow on margin to go bigger, set stop-losses to protect yourself, and watch for the crash that takes everything down with it.

Between the bells

Evenings bring decisions that change tomorrow: a dinner with the partners, a drink at Doyle's bar, a letter from the SEC. Spend your profits on gear like a car phone, an answering machine or a lawyer on retainer, and find the contacts and gear that work together.

The Free Market

Survive Black Monday to open the Free Market: an endless run of made-up trading days on the terminal of your choice. The firm wants more every week, newcomers list and get bought out or go under, and every seventh day is a big one. Last 42 days to become a Legend of the Street.

Features

• 4 chapters and 45 market days inspired by real history, from the Plaza Accord to the 2008 bank rescue vote
  
• 13 contacts with tips worth a fortune or a subpoena
  
• 11 pieces of gear, from stop-loss orders to a car phone
  
• 3 difficulty desks: Rookie, Broker and Shark
  
• An endless Free Market on four terminals, from 1986 to 2006
  
• An original score for every era: 80s synth, 90s trip-hop and a 2000s thriller
  
• 26 achievements
  
• Full controller support, including Steam Deck

Every company, character and product in the game is invented. The market days are inspired by real history.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Made with the help of AI tools like art. Nothing is generated while you play.