Cool Concept
Would love to see a better intro/tutorial, wasn’t super clear what the gameplay actually was at the beginning.
The little stacking mini game you play to earn stacks is simple but fun.
Recommend giving it a try!

Learn personal finance through a simplified simulation. Stack money, manage emergency funds, and invest in assets to improve real-life financial skills. Features idle mode, daily insights, and strategic investment challenges.
1.1
August 16, 2023
Thank you for playing! Patches: • Adjusted the Time Value upgrade values to make the late game feel better • Level 1: 80 • Level 2: 120 • Level 3: 180 • Level 4: From 260 -> 240 • Level 5: From 360 -> 300 • Higher frame rate (from 30 to 100/120) • Adjusted horizontal control sensitivity • General UI/UX changes
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Rainy Day is a casual game designed to teach personal finance. It simulates stacking money, setting up emergency funds, and investing in assets to help users improve their financial literacy and management skills.
Rainy Day provides a simplified simulation of how money works, allowing players to practice managing spending, navigating market fluctuations, and making strategic investments. It offers daily insights to reinforce learning.
No, Rainy Day is freemium and does not force ads or in-app purchases, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.
Rainy Day is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
Rainy Day has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger players and adults alike interested in financial education.
The latest version of Rainy Day is 1.1, and it was last updated on August 16, 2023. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
The description does not explicitly state offline play capabilities. However, the daily system and simulation aspects suggest it may require an internet connection for full functionality.
While Rainy Day is freemium, the description mentions it does not force in-app purchases. Any available purchases are likely optional enhancements rather than required for progression.