SlashGear Japan
Saving money is a financial strategy, but Takara Tomy says it does not have to be that boring. The toys company created a personal finance RPG game called Osaifu Saver that turns finance tracking into a fun activity.
The game takes input of your financial transactions with category placement and it will match it with the budgeting information you provided during the game setup. Input is made using a stylus and the game moves depending on how you treat your money and expenses.
The game is preloaded with wide variety of characters and storyline. It comes with a compartment that you can store receipts, but don’t expect to keep a year long cumulated receipt there. The Osaifu Saver costs $45.
