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Original games. Real-world thinking.

Games that teach students how money works.

BOW turns financial literacy and economics into experiences students can play. They make decisions, see consequences, and explain their thinking.

Made for curious students. Built with educators in mind.

Inside Decision ChallengesBOW / Actual product capture
An actual Decision Challenges game scene: a market stall with stock, customers, a cash tin and commitments to manage.
The Stall Is Yours · Actual development capture. Fictional game characters.

Financial literacy & economics, through play.

For classrooms, schools, districts & youth programs

Meet the games

Two games.
A different way to learn.

A corner stall. A sports franchise. Give students a role, a reason to care, and decisions that make a difference.

The market stall during a Decision Challenges practice run.

Decision Challenges

01 / PERSONAL FINANCE

Money decisions
become adventures.

Students step into interactive situations, put financial ideas to work, and explain the choices they make.

K–8 development focus · Check each challenge’s grade fit

Actual development capture · Fictional practice run.

An actual Economics Live student desk with contract choices and budget constraints.

Economics Live

02 / SPORTS BUSINESS

Run the team.
Learn the business.

Explore the economics behind sports: weigh contracts, work within a budget, and see how one decision changes the next.

Facilitated programs · Independent game in development

Actual student desk · Synthetic demonstration session.

More than knowing the definition

Make the decision. See what changes.

Students use ideas in context. Teachers bring the discussion back to the thinking behind the result.

  1. Step into a situation

    Take responsibility for a market’s money or a franchise’s next contract. There is something to figure out, and someone counting on you.

  2. Make a choice that matters

    Balance competing needs and limited resources. Every choice leaves other possibilities behind.

  3. Explain the thinking

    Talk through the tradeoffs. In Decision Challenges, teachers can review the actions and written reasoning behind a run.

Built for actual classrooms

Great games.
A purpose beyond the screen.

BOW began by teaching economics through sports. Today, that classroom perspective shapes original games about money, choices, and responsibility.

Choose an experience that fits your students, guide the discussion, and use what they actually do to understand their thinking. A game result alone is never a claim of mastery.

See how BOW fits your setting

Our starting point

Give students something worth thinking about.

Find your way in

Start with your students.

For teachers

Explore Decision Challenges and create your teacher account directly. Choose a challenge that fits your students.

Discover Decision Challenges

For schools & programs

Compare the games, understand the classroom setup, and talk through a practical implementation plan.

Find the right experience

For partners

Help bring BOW to schools and communities, or explore a wider relationship around original games and educational experiences.

Explore partnerships

From teaching sports economics to developing original games. Read independent coverage and the founder’s writing in Stories & Press.

Let’s start a conversation

Bring BOW to your students.

Let’s find the right experience for your students, your setting, and your goals.