Who Earns More

You have a little money, a growing debt, and a limited number of days. What will you do with them? Who Earns More is a single-player, turn-based trading and management game with bold graffiti artwork. Buy goods, travel to new markets, respond to unexpected events, and choose when to cash out. Your final wealth counts what you keep after debt—not just what you buy. THREE WORLDS, THREE WAYS TO EARN City Hustle Work the markets of New York, follow street rumors, and navigate a volatile BTC, ETH and BNB market. Modern stories about creators, AI and robots bring new twists to your trading route. Immortal Merchant Buy sect holdings, hidden realms and spirit beasts. Each journey advances production, sending goods into a separate store. Watch market prices, manage limited space, and sell before a full warehouse brings production to a halt. Spirit storms can change your plans. Fantasy Guild Fund expeditions into moonlit woods, ancient ruins and a dragon's lair. Choose a leader, respond to dangers along the way, and decide whether to send support, take a detour or push deeper. Bring back bounties and loot, then choose when to sell. MAKE EVERY TURN COUNT Choose a 20, 40, 60, 80 or 100-day run. Travel advances time; browsing and trading let you plan your next move. Balance working capital, debt, health, storage and the time your investments need to pay off. MORE THAN BUY LOW, SELL HIGH Take delivery orders, meet local characters, review the prices you have seen, and adapt to illustrated events. Each mode keeps its own progress and offers a different path through the same race to grow your fortune. PLAY YOUR WAY Switch between English and Traditional Chinese. Adjust music, sound effects and voice volume, choose a larger text option, and continue your saved run when you return. Each world has its own music, sounds and expressive bilingual dialogue. Three worlds. Three ways to earn. Your next move is yours. All markets, coins and funds are fictional simulations within the game. There are no real cryptocurrency transactions, wallets or cash redemption.