One hundred thousand in starting capital, and the rest is up to your judgment. Stock Market Simulator drops you into a fictionalized version of China’s A-share market with 70 stocks spread across the full sweep of industry sectors, then runs your investing life one trading day at a time: prices open, events land, you buy or sell, and the day settles. With 279 random events in the pool, no two careers play out the same — hot streaks, sudden reversals, and the occasional financial disaster you saw coming one day too late.

The life-simulator framing is what separates it from a plain trading toy. You begin by choosing an investor personality, and the question the game keeps asking is behavioral rather than mathematical: do you chase the trend everyone is piling into, average down on a loser, or sit on your hands while the market panics? It is a low-stakes place to watch your own instincts get stress-tested.

Two practical notes: it is built for touch, playing best as a tap-through daily ritual on a phone, and the interface is in Chinese, so the full flavor of its events lands best if you read the language. For more systems worth tinkering with, our simulation games have you covered.