The whole century
on one desk.
It's the year 2000. You have twenty-five years of real history ahead — booms you can ride, crises you cannot cancel. The only thing history hasn't decided is where you'll be standing.
Four questions decide a fortune.
You begin somewhere among 57 real jurisdictions and make a single move each year to 2025. Each year asks the same four questions — in the order that actually decides where money survives.
- 1Business — what you build, and where.
- 2Savings — what you hold, and in which currency.
- 3Tax residency — where you live on paper.
- 4Citizenship — which passport, and where you stand politically.
Then the year resolves against real history. The dot-com collapse. Lehman. Crimea. COVID. The war. The crises are non-negotiable, and everyone plays the same ones — the only question is whether you saw them coming.
Every number carries a receipt.
This is not a slot machine. Every gain and loss is grounded in the historical record — real index returns, real exchange rates, real rules — and every figure links to its source.
See the source
Tap any result to read why it moved, down to the series and the year. If a number looks wrong, flag it — and it gets reviewed.
Play together, at your own pace
Start solo in seconds — no account needed. Host a world and friends join by code. Your year resolves the moment you commit; nobody waits, nobody is kicked.
Ranked by multiple, not size
A modest start is a legitimate strategy. Join a running world late and you still begin in 2000 — a small stake, well played, outranks a large one squandered.
Your century, written up
Reach 2025 and your run becomes a short chronicle drawn from your own ledger — the story of the century you actually played.
Position against it.
Free to start; a one-time purchase unlocks the back half of the century when you're ready to keep going. No ads, no tracking, no account.