Attention is Today's Currency
Games Capture It

Capital Spaceship is a space side-scroller that makes finance fun
boosts test scores, and drives unmatched student engagement.
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Launch Financial Literacy
With Capital Spaceship

A free, game-based curriculum designed to help students master personal finance. As captain of their own spaceship, students earn income by fending off invaders in an arcade style side-scroller. Make financial literacy the class they look forward to, not tune out.

National Standards

Follows Jump$tart National Standards for Personal Finance Education covering 0.25 credit hours of school curriculums

Attention Meets Retention

Game-based play drives deeper engagement and stronger retention in a risk-free, simulated environment

Class-Ready Curriculum

No lesson planning required. Our game comes with ready-to-use materials designed to fit your class and save you time

Experience the Game

Try the Game

Students earn income protecting the galaxy, then practice budgeting on trade-offs for ship repairs and upgrades. Click to try the game in browser, no download required!

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Learn the Skills

Learn the Skills

Includes 140+ structured mini lectures guiding students through budgeting, credit cards, loans, taxes, and investing to build core financial skills.

National Standards

Measure Success

Educators track leaderboards and modules for certification. Progress bars highlight where students excel and where they need to focus, helping boost test scores.

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Trusted by Educators & Students

"It does not look like a personal finance game. It reminded us of space invaders. My opinion of the game went from "this has nothing to do with finance" to "this has everything to do with personal finance."

Jason K.

Jason K.

Student

"The game helped me understand more how tax calculations work and why the federal government may owe me money, in addition to how things like 401k and budgets all play a part."

Chloe L.

Chloe L.

Student

"The kids loved playing the game and one of my kids was really competitive with it. He wanted to make sure he won the number one spot in my class."

Ethan M.

Ethan M.

Educator