CashFlow: Finance Game

Name: CashFlow: Finance Game
Rating: 4.5 (228 reviews)
Author: Rashit Ishmukhametov

By: Rashit Ishmukhametov App

Investing Simulator

Overview

Version:

1.8.5

Last updated: 2026-08-26

Ranking

#100,160 ▲ 1,173

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Cash Flow Game is a mobile offline game that teaches financial literacy by letting you invest, build assets, and manage cash flow in a Monopoly-inspired world.

Play anywhere to learn real-life money skills, generate passive income, and escape the rat race. Suitable for both adults and kids, it offers practical financial education through engaging gameplay.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games Kids

By:

Rashit Ishmukhametov

Rating:

4.50

(228) 7 new ratings

Version:

1.8.5 Last updated: 2026-08-26

Version code:

890222233

Creation date:

2024-12-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

53.05MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-29

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 100,160 ▲ 1,173

Other platforms

CashFlow: Finance games (v1.8.5)

47,757 4.00

(1,117)

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Developed by:

Rashit Ishmukhametov

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cashflow-finance-game/id6670171831

Website:

https://karagenda.github.io/

User Reviews

The opportunities stop after 15 years, while expenses keep increasing in a way that doesn’t feel realistic. By the final level, the game basically turns into a gamble on crypto, where you can lose almost everything based on one decision. That takes away from the strategy and financial education the game is supposed to provide. On top of that, the price is too high for the amount of content and replay value it offers.

by Ba*****, 2026-08-14

Fun game. Teacher and doctor were pretty easy but I struggled to play the developer role. The annual expenses go way too high 20 years into a developer’s life. If I want to feed that expense I have to keep selling my investments ( which was supposed to sustain my cash flow while keep growing) and the opportunities stop refreshing after 15 years so there’s no way to grow my investments quickly after that. Wish it could be more fun by having more opportunities in time. And the price growth for a car in time absolutely makes no sense.