Rat Race 2 - Investing Game

Name: Rat Race 2 - Investing Game
Rating: 4.8 (772 reviews)
Author: Pradeep Kumaran Ramamoorthy

By: Pradeep Kumaran Ramamoorthy

Real Estate & Stock Market Sim

Features & Capabilities

Rat Race 2 is a real-world investing game that teaches money management through hands-on simulations. Players tackle expenses, incomes, loans, and cashflow while investing in stocks, real estate, mutual funds, fixed deposits, and recurring deposits. It features Single Player with 35+ levels across modules—Escape Rat Race, Get Rich, Story Mode, and Choice Mode—plus Free Run, Custom Free Run, and Multiplayer with a competitive leaderboard.

With 15+ currencies and a focus on entrepreneurship, wealth management, and financial education, Rat Race 2 helps you practice real-life money skills in a safe, gamified setting. Create strategies, test outcomes, and learn to manage wealth before facing real-world money decisions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games

By:

Pradeep Kumaran Ramamoorthy

Rating:

4.80

(772)

Version:

1.6.9 Last updated: 2025-07-21

Version code:

875854938

Creation date:

2022-01-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

93.57MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 65,498 ▼ 449

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Developed by:

Pradeep Kumaran Ramamoorthy

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rat-race-2-investing-game/id1586453489

Website:

https://kidapps.in/ratrace2

User Reviews

I really like the concept of the game and the mechanics are good. It is a fun way to learn about personal finance. Unfortunately, many aspects of the app are inaccessible. I tried to buy the app but even that functionality wasn’t working. It’s a pity because I do like the app. I even got one of my teenagers to start playing it. But it’s odd having to teach my kid how to work around the broken aspects of it.