
StockKab
By Nat Peankurdsuk
A simulated-market party game built around insider tips, rumors, and power cards. Trade against bots or friends and compete by portfolio value.
StockKab is a browser game that turns a simulated market into a competition. Its assets include fictional companies, cryptocurrencies, commodities, and currencies. Portfolio money belongs to the game; these are not real asset transactions.
Insider tips can be false
Party mode provides a tip at the start of each round, but its stated reliability is about 70%. Decide whether to buy, sell, or short while dealing with rumors and power cards, such as spying on an opponent's tip or receiving extra cash. Each round ends by revealing the actual news and the tips each player received.

Try bots before inviting friends
Solo party mode offers 5, 8, or 12 rounds lasting 30, 45, or 60 seconds each. Opponents have different styles, from a wealthy whale trading large amounts to a newcomer who readily believes rumors. Price charts, a portfolio, and a trade history keep decisions and their consequences on one screen.

Continuous markets and other modes
Classic trading uses live in-game news and Limit/Stop orders without insider tips or cards. The creator describes a six-chapter story mode and online rooms for up to eight participants, including clearly labeled AI players. The online count should therefore not be read as a count of human players alone.
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