Connected levels
Missions bring city systems back to life and open the next district. Your player moves forward through one connected world.
Walk through Future City, complete hands-on missions and open new areas. There are no quiz screens. Every activity shows how money works in a simple way.
Chapter one
Walk through the city. Find each gold light. Complete real money activities and bring the streets back to life.
No signup ยท Progress saved ยท Phone and computer controls
If 3D does not work on a device, the activities still work. The original Mutual Funds 101 course also stays available.
One continuous journey
Missions bring city systems back to life and open the next district. Your player moves forward through one connected world.
Buy a basket, carry money to the right place and run a growth machine. You see the result instead of answering questions.
Earn XP, recover relics and open new areas while mastering concepts that later connect to SIPs, funds, risk and portfolio building.
Prefer structured learning?
Mutual Funds 101 remains a separate, complete 45-lesson course with tests and a completion certificate. Wealth Quest adds a game-first path without replacing it.
This production preview contains the first small part of the city. Future connected districts will cover mutual fund basics, fund types, risk, SIPs, fund research, common traps, portfolio building and long-term planning.
Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme related documents carefully before investing.
Yes. The playable prologue is free, requires no signup and saves progress in your browser. Future learning chapters are planned as part of the same connected adventure.
No. Wealth Quest is a separate game product with its own world, quests and progression. The existing Mutual Funds 101 course remains available for learners who prefer structured lessons and a certificate.
Yes. The city is designed for phones, tablets and computers. Use touch controls on a phone or a keyboard on a computer. The game asks for full-screen mode when you enter.
No. You learn by walking through the city, buying items, making deliveries and running money machines. The game shows what happens after each action.
No. Wealth Quest uses fictional situations for general financial education. It does not recommend particular mutual fund schemes or promise returns.