Stock Fighter - Steam Charts & Historical Stats
Wall Street meets street fighting! Engage in arcade-style trade duels where you buy low, sell high to drive your opponent into bankruptcy. Explore historical player activity and pricing for Stock Fighter. Player-count data was last observed Apr 30, 2026.
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- OS: Windows 10 version Or Better
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo or better
- Memory: 500 MB RAM
- Graphics: 4 GB RAM
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*languages with full audio support
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About This Game
Wall Street meets street fighting! Engage in arcade-style trade duels where you buy low, sell high to drive your opponent into bankruptcy.
Detailed Description
About Trade Academy:
At Trade Academy, students are trained for the action-packed world of stock trading through a uniquely brutal training method, "Stock Duels." One-on-One battles, where students both TRADE and ENGAGE in DIRECT COMBAT.
Buy low, sell high, and invest in dividends to BUILD YOUR WEALTH
INVEST as a day trader, long-term trader, or even become a high-risk crypto trader!
Fill your action meter to launch an ATTACK or other special moves.
DEFEND yourself by absorbing or reflecting enemy attacks.
Win your battle either by growing your net worth or driving your opponent into bankruptcy.
Features:
A stock market simulation built on fighting game fundamentals.
Fast-Paced Arcade Action (Most fights take ~3 minutes)
6 playable traders with unique stats and AI strategies.
Easy-to-learn stock patterns so that you don't need to be a real trader.
Online multiplayer for challenging your friends
Plenty of tutorials to teach you the ropes
A full storyline, challenges, hidden secrets, multiple difficulties, and more to keep you engaged.
It's time to trade!
What is Arcade Trading?
$tock Fighter is designed to be approachable by anyone, despite the source material. It uses real trading concepts and abstracts them into easy-to-understand gameplay mechanics. You don't need to be a trader to follow along... take 10 minutes to learn the ropes.
Think of it like a sports anime where players pull out magical invisible "Ghost Pass" or unstoppable "Dempsey Roll. They aren't really magic, but they allow a casual to follow the action.
For example:
Stock data is abstracted into "Stock Patterns". At a glance, you know that a GROW stock will rise slowly, and that a spiking PUMP AND DUMP is likely to crash at any moment.
Your challenge isn't reading the data or even the trading itself, but developing your strategy for any market situation.