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Climb From Zero vs Trading Game – Stock Simulator

Trading Game is a risk-free day-trading academy and simulator: more than 150 lessons, a live-data simulator across several asset classes, quizzes, and battles against other players. Its listing claims more than three million students.

About Trading Game – Stock Simulator: from its public listing as of 2026-10-10, by tradinggame.com (Agents 007). Ratings and prices change; check the listing. A simulation. No real money. Not financial advice.

Climb From ZeroTrading Game – Stock Simulator
PlatformsiPhone, Android, and the desk in a web browseriPhone and Android
PriceFree to start; Climb Pro $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year, 7-day trialFree to install; in-app purchases per its listing
MarketsLive Bitcoin and Ethereum (USDT pairs); real price history for practiceStocks, forex, crypto and commodities with live data
Lessons37 lessons in 8 tracks, each with a quiz; micro-lessons when the game sees a mistake150+ lessons with quizzes, per its listing
StoryA full story: $100 to $1,000, the hospital bill, three good months. No deadlinesNone; head-to-head battles against other traders instead
Practice on historyBlind replay rounds (coin, dates and price hidden), six history challenges, quick drillsLive-data day-trading simulator; no blind history replay that we could find
Rules and journalYour own risk rules with a strict mode, a trade plan before every buy, a journal, a discipline scoreNot described on the listing
Trade reviewsRobin reviews every closed trade and your habits (AI-written from measured numbers, never a tip)None described
RatingNew on the stores4.75 from about 5,300 ratings on the App Store

What Trading Game – Stock Simulator does better

  • Lesson count (150+ against our 37) and several asset classes, not only crypto
  • Head-to-head battles if you like a live opponent
  • A long track record on the stores

Where Climb From Zero is different

  • Depth over count: our 37 lessons are built around risk, psychology and scams, with the game watching for the mistakes the lessons warned about
  • Blind replay of real history and six history challenges, candle by candle
  • A trade plan before every buy, your own rules, a journal and a discipline score
  • A story with no deadlines, and no ads or boosts

Which one to pick

Pick Trading Game if you want a broad lesson library across stocks, forex and crypto and enjoy trading against other people. Pick Climb From Zero if you want crypto only, taught slowly, with discipline scored and a story to climb.

Either way: practise with fake money until a plan before every trade is a habit, and never trade money you can’t afford to lose. Results in any simulator don’t predict results with real money.

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