Develop Price and Cost Models for Financial Game and Workshops Product

MentaMorph Money is a mobile financial game to practice financial decisions where it isn’t boring, scary or costly to make mistakes. Players make multiple concurrent decisions in rounds like in real life. Through the games, debrief discussions and other activities, participants quickly and effectively gain distinctions on strategies for financial success. The game uses a web interface that can be used on the PC, iOS, Mac and Android, and is developed in Unity. It is played in rounds with decisions about income, expenses, assets, debts, and emergencies. There are multiple scenarios and increasing levels of complexity. There are numerous markets to target with varying cost structures, and numerous pricing options. This project is to analyze those options for a pricing structure that is easy to explain and based on the related costs.

Financial Game and Workshops - Develop Game Data Dashboard and Reports

MentaMorph Money is a multi-scenario mobile financial game to practice financial decisions where it isn’t boring, scary or costly to make mistakes. Players make multiple concurrent decisions in rounds like in real life. Through the games, debrief discussions and other activities, participants quickly and effectively gain distinctions on strategies for financial success. The game uses a cross-platform application on the PC, iOS, Mac and Android, and is developed in Unity and may use Firebase. It is played in rounds with decisions about income, expenses, assets, debts, and emergencies. A database is needed to collect data during the game and create an instructor dashboard as well as analyze the behavior data: metrics such net worth scores per round, improvement in net worth, time to complete, increased use of savings, investments, passive income, reduced passive expense, loans to pay expenses as well as the actions taken each round and info about the scenario played and per student.

Financial Game and Workshops - New Product Campaign

MentaMorph Money is a financial game and workshops that will be ready in the Fall. We need a campaign to make it known to the corporate market, and secondarily to schools and financial institutions who are interested in using it for financial education. MentaMorph helps users better understand how to practice making life and financial decisions. “Make your financial mistakes here, so they don’t cost you in the real world.” The MentaMorph game provides players with income, expenses, assets, debt, and real life situations like emergencies. The rules are simple: each round or week has real life needs and expectations to fulfill and the goal is to use the income and assets earned to survive and thrive. Mimicking real life financial situations, this game is not only fun but educational. Scenarios can be created for virtually any audience. The tree farm scenario in the video is one example. The education version uses symbols of circles, squares etc as shown in the PPT education slides. Given financial literacy can be learned by many age groups and cultures, the target users for this project is quite wide. Experience has shown the game has been effective for middle school and high school level students as well as adults 18 years and older. That's its strength, but also its challenge.

Real Estate Scenario for Financial Education Game

MentaMorph Money is a mobile financial game to practice financial decisions where it isn’t boring, scary or costly to make mistakes. Players make multiple concurrent decisions in rounds like in real life. Through the games, debrief discussions and other activities, participants quickly and effectively gain distinctions on strategies for financial success. The game uses a cross-platform application on the PC, iOS, Mac and Android, and is developed in Unity. It is played in rounds with decisions about income, expenses, assets, debts, and emergencies. There are multiple scenarios and increasing levels of complexity. A new function is required for purchasing a house. The functions are standalone components that are accessed when selected in the game. The new designs must start with the "Candy Crush for financial education" simplicity while adding the complexity needed to thoroughly cover the functions. .