Play Act I of All Time High — free, today
The demo is the story's whole first act (chapters 1–3, ~35–45 minutes): the rooftop, the first coin, the first lie — up to the offer that ends with your oldest friend's savings on the table.
- A thriller told through your phone, your feeds, and a live trading terminal — the UI is the game.
- Your trades move your net worth and bend the story.
- Playable in 10 languages (EN·TR·ZH·KO·JA·DE·ES·FR·RU·PT).
The full game — 11 chapters, six endings, 2.5–3.5 hours — releases August 19, 2026. If Act I hooks you, a wishlist is the single most helpful thing you can do for a small studio.
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1.0.3 — twelve small fixes to the paper, the menus and the chartTwelve small fixes. None of them touch the story or your save — they are the places where the game looked or behaved wrong. THE NEWSPAPER • The narrator no longer prints inside the Sunday column (Chapter 2) or the Ledger piece (Chapter 5). • The news cards in the last four chapters keep the paper's layout. • In Chinese, the masthead now shouts the paper's name like every other language. THE SCR…1.0.2 — three fixes you asked the game to stop doingThree fixes, all of them things the game was doing to you rather than for you. • Your choices stay on screen. On a market beat — the ones with the chart open — YOUR MOVE and both options could end up below the fold with nothing telling you to scroll. If you ever sat looking at a price chart wondering what the game wanted from you, that was this. The choices now come to you when they arrive. • C…All Time High is out now — and the first week is 10% offIt's out. All Time High is live, and it's 10% off for the first week . You're an AV installer on a ladder in the Hollywood Hills, wiring a media wall that costs more than everything you own. The client leaves a trading screen open. You look. That's the whole game: you don't read about the mania, you click BUY during it, and the ledger remembers what each gain cost you. Eleven chapters, six endi…