Games that teach by playing.

SharkTycoon turns startup investing into a hyper-casual game. One thumb, one decision, about twenty seconds — and every card you collect teaches a real concept from how funding actually works.

The 200-card album is the curriculum: each card names and enacts a real VC or finance concept, and its back is the lesson. It's server-authoritative and non-destructive, so you can be diluted or out-bid but never robbed.

Topper Trumps takes the head-to-head thrill of Top Trumps and points it at the syllabus. Players draft decks of exam-relevant cards — polity, history, geography, economy, current affairs — and win rounds by knowing which stat beats which, turning revision into a game you actually want to rematch.

It's built to be played together: quick multiplayer duels that make solitary prep social, competitive, and repeatable. Topper Trumps is in development in its own repository — this is its marketing home, and we'll link out the moment it's live.