$3.99All Time High
You wire home theaters for people richer than you. Then you buy your first coin with $200 of grocery money, and every gain after it is paid for by someone: the partner who catches your first lie, the friend who trusts you with seven years of savings. A thriller told on your phone. Six endings.
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How far would you go in a mania?
You install home theaters in hillside mansions and watch other people's money grow on the wall. Then, on a Bird Streets rooftop with $200 of grocery money, you buy your first coin — and by the time the fifth television is hung, you're up $212.44 and something in you has already changed.
All Time High is a premium thriller about the hunger to get rich. It's a story you read on the surfaces where the mania actually happens: a group chat, a news feed, a trading terminal, a bank notification at 2 a.m. There is no combat and no map — just choices, consequences, and a number that keeps climbing until it doesn't.
The slide is the game
A boutique fund notices you. A memecoin called $FROTH turns a joke into a fortune. A private token, $VELA, offers you the inside of a room you were only ever hired to wire. Every "just one more trade" is a door, and some of them only open one way.
You'll feel the thrill of the climb and the exact weight of what it costs — a partner who clocks the first lie by the receipt, an oldest friend who trusts you with seven years of savings "down to the cents," a reporter who asks questions she already knows the answers to.
What's inside
A story told through the interface — messages, feeds, email, and a live market terminal. The UI is the game. Choices with a ledger — four hidden variables (cash, greed, integrity, heat) quietly track who you're becoming. The story remembers. A market you actually trade — scripted market moments where a buy or sell moves your net worth and bends the story. Six distinct endings — clean exit, exile, a federal knock, the fall guy, the whistleblower, rock bottom. Every ending names what it cost. Adaptive music that shifts with the market and the tension, layer by layer. A finishable one-shot — a 2.5–3.5 hour novella you can actually complete, built to be replayed for the endings you didn't take.
For players who like
Story-rich, choices-matter interactive fiction — where the interface is the game and the ending is yours to earn. If you read the news like a thriller and can't look away from a chart, this one's for you.
All Time High is a work of fiction. All companies, coins, characters, and events are invented; any resemblance to real people, assets, or firms is coincidental. Images and music are AI-assisted with human editorial control; text and code are human–AI co-written.
