OH BOY!
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Roll. Get paid. Try not to go broke.
OH BOY! is a digital board game about paychecks, credit scores and portfolios — a fast night in for 1–8 players. Shake the dice on the right, no sign-up needed.
1–8
players
30 min
avg. session
5
card decks
🚶
OH BOY!
Win here
Cash
$2,400
Credit
640
Give the dice a shake — no sign-up needed.
The core loop
Every turn mirrors a real financial month — collect income, pay bills, boost credit, take a chance.
01
Get paid
Salary lands based on your job & degree.
02
Pay bills
Mortgage, upkeep, life happens.
03
Boost credit
Pay on time and your score climbs.
04
Roll & draw
Land on a color, draw a card, react.
Setup
- 1–8 players, solo or hot-seat on one screen.
- Pick a character — each starts with their own cash, credit score, salary and bills.
- Everyone begins on the START tile and takes turns clockwise.
Taking a turn
- Payday first: your salary lands and your bills are paid automatically.
- Roll the die and move that many tiles around the outside of the board.
- Resolve the tile you land on — most tiles make you draw a card.
The five decks
- Family, Government, Life and Investment cards match the color you land on.
- OH BOY! cards are the wild ones — big swings up or down.
- Cards can pay you, bill you, move your credit score, or hand you a job, home or degree.
The alleys
- Gold gateway tiles sit at the corners of the board.
- Land exactly on one and you turn down an alley heading for the center.
- Alley squares carry the biggest bonuses — and the harshest penalties.
How you win
- Meet all six goals: cash target, credit score, portfolio value, a job, a home and a degree.
- Then reach the center OH BOY! tile to take the game.
- Turn on Guide Mode during play to see exactly what each player still needs.
If you're not ready
- Reach the center without all six goals and you bounce straight back out.
- Bouncing costs you a penalty, so time your run.
- Play continues until someone arrives fully prepared.
Why it matters
$1.5B
US financial literacy education market, growing 12% YoY.
76%
of Gen Z say they weren't taught personal finance in school.
27 states
now require personal finance to graduate high school.
What players say
“My teenager asked to play a second round. About credit scores. I'll take it.”
“I used it as a Friday warm-up with my ninth graders — they argued over the alleys.”
“Went broke on turn three, bought the full game on turn four. Worth it.”
Ready in your hands in 30 seconds.
The full game unlocks for a single $99.99 payment — $49.98 for the first 25 customers — unlimited games, all five card decks, every alley, solo or hot-seat with up to 8 players.
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