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MoneyVerse: a financial literacy game for kids.

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🚀 MoneyVerse: A Financial Literacy Game for Kids | Sanity Challenge This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two: Vibe-Code Something Strange I built MoneyVerse, a financial-literacy game for kids aged 8–12. Pip, a piggy-bank guide, walks players through three missions: 🛍️ Needs vs. Wants: A 24-coin outing budget with trade-offs and opportunity cost. 🐷 Savings Quest: A jar that starts at 100 coins and aims for a 150-coin bicycle, with a simple-interest example. 🍋 Lemonade Stand: Supply costs, pricing, and profit = revenue − expenses.

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