STOCKPETS

1996 · A second life, one seed at a time

You wake up in 1996.

A small farm. A new companion. A few memories of what the future holds. What will you grow this time?

For iOS and Android

Virtual investment game · no real money

1996

A second life, one seed at a time

01

Care for your pet

Basic care is free. Feed, play and clean each month, and use harvest profits for little treats.

02

Plant the history you remember

Choose a company’s seed and grow it on your farm. Prices follow split-adjusted historical changes.

03

Harvest a different life

Hold crops for future growth, or harvest them to expand your farm. Delisting kills that company’s crop: its game value becomes zero.

You remember the future. This life is yours to grow.

Hold a promising crop, or harvest it to build a better home for your pet. Turn the calendar at your own pace and leave a monthly memory for the next generation.

1990sThe radio years
2000sThe computer years
2010s →The smartphone years

How this world works

One turn is one month. Time moves only when you choose. Seeds start at 100 coins in their first recorded month and follow split-adjusted price changes. Delisting kills that company’s crop, even when caused by an acquisition: this is a game rule, not actual shareholder accounting. No cash dividends, taxes or real trades.

The game follows historical US stock prices, normalized into virtual coins.

A second life, around the world

English · Español · 한국어 · Français

Four languages from the start. Change your language without changing your farm.

Guides

All guides →

A few things to know

Is this real investing?

No. You start with 10,000 virtual coins. Coins cannot be deposited, withdrawn or exchanged for money or prizes.

What if I do not play for a while?

Time waits for you. Your pet and farm stay in the same game month until you return and choose to move on.

What if I already know which stocks rose?

That is part of the second-life story. Your coins and plots are limited, and you choose when to hold, harvest or build. Future price charts stay hidden until that month arrives.