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Piggy Catch
Drag the piggy bank (or use โ โ). Catch ๐ฐ savings, ๐ฆ emergency funds and ๐ก๏ธ insurance. Dodge ๐ impulse buys, ๐ณ card debt and ๐ฐ scams! Grab โญ for a savings streak: double points!
Every rupee you don’t waste is a rupee saved. Plan your safety net with the emergency fund calculator or more games in the MoneyViel Arcade.
How to play
- Tap “Play”. You have 60 seconds and three hearts.
- Move the piggy bank left and right by dragging, or use the arrow keys on a computer.
- Catch good habits: saved salary, bills paid on time, coins, insurance, emergency fund and a kept budget. Each adds โน200 to โน800.
- Dodge money leaks: late-night orders, impulse buys, card debt, get-rich schemes, phones on EMI and flash sales. Each one you catch costs a heart.
- Grab a star for a 6-second savings streak that doubles your points. Items fall faster as time runs down.
What you’ll learn
- Small savings add up when you keep catching them.
- Impulse spends and easy debt quietly drain what you save.
- Safety nets like insurance and an emergency fund are worth collecting.
- At the end, the game shows your score saved every month for a year, before any interest. Score โน4,200 and that is โน50,400 a year.
Tips for a higher score
- Stay near the middle so you can reach both sides.
- Grab stars when you can. Every catch counts double during the streak.
- Protect your hearts. Losing all three ends the game early.
- In the last seconds things move fast, so dodge first and catch second.
- After the game, try to spot one real money leak in your own week, like a habit you could skip.
Questions people ask
Is it free? Is there any sign-up?
Yes, it is free, and no sign-up is needed. Your best score is kept in your browser.
Can kids play?
Yes. It is a simple catch-and-dodge game, ideal for starting talks about saving with children.
How do I turn this into a real habit?
Pick a monthly amount to save and plan your safety net with the emergency fund calculator.
This content is for general education only and is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Please consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.
