archipelago
A free cozy game — play it in your browser, no install. A cozy browser game about money and financial freedom: grow passive income on your own 3D island, dodge scams, outpace your neighbors.
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A cozy browser game about money and financial freedom
You have a small island and a job. Every week brings a paycheck and the bills. Buy things that pay you every week — a fishing boat, a smokehouse, a rental cottage — and one day that income covers every expense. That's financial freedom: you no longer need the job.
Free, no sign-up, no ads. Works on phones and desktops, in English and Russian.
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