Games Like Fully Funded

Sick of blowing evals? Practice on one with your friends.

Fully Funded is a co-op trading game built around the thing every futures trader knows too well: the prop firm evaluation. You and up to three friends share one account, trade a live simulated market, and try to pass under the same kinds of rules real evaluations use - while standing in a room full of things you can throw at each other.

The rules you'll actually be trading under

Every rule is on screen while you trade: loss left, drawdown left, quota progress, what the consistency rule needs. Five accounts from $25K to $300K, each one stricter than the last.

Charts built for traders

One account. Everyone's trades.

Every fill, every stop and every bad decision lands on the same balance. A per-trader P&L board on the wall shows exactly whose fault it was. Your friend just doubled the position into the news? Their stop is on your chart, labelled with their name.

It's also a physics sandbox

The market keeps running while you pick up your friend's phone and throw it out of the window. Spend your tickets in the pre-market shop on Coffee for faster fills, a Hedge Pillow for one bad trade - or a Fat Finger, an Unplug or a taser for the teammate who deserves it. Punch the monitors off the desks. Slap a man holding a bat.

Climb out of the garage

Five accounts, five places: a garage with one CRT, an office above a vape shop, a real trading floor, a glass tower, and a yacht off Miami. Every rung upgrades your hardware - flip phone, smartphone, laptop, then a full Terminal - and tightens the rules.

And when you finally pass

Walk out funded, or move to a live account: $100K plus everything you banked, no rules at all, up to 25 contracts each, played day after day for as long as the money lasts. Spend it on the wardrobe, compound it into millions, or watch a friend take it to zero.

Also on board

1-4 players, friends-only lobbies through Steam. Solo works too.

Fully Funded is a game. The market is simulated and no real money is wagered or won. Nothing in it is financial advice, and it is not affiliated with any proprietary trading firm. The rules are modelled on the kinds commonly used in futures evaluations, not on any specific firm's.