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Version 1.1.9 · 2026-08-27
This version includes: - New LarpChat surface for simulated messages - General usability improvements and updated UI - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.1.9, updated 2026-08-27.








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LarpBank is a beautifully crafted simulated banking, cryptocurrency, and stock app for a world that doesn't exist. Every dollar, every account, every coin is make-believe. Perfect for LARP, tabletop RPGs, narrative games, classroom demos, and any moment you need a realistic-looking money app on your phone without any real money involved.
Many apps in one
Switch between LarpBank, a full personal-banking simulation with checking, savings, and credit card accounts, LarpCrypto, a dark-themed portfolio app with a live-feeling market, LarpStocks, a realistic share brokerage simulation experience, and LarpLive, a simulated live stream experience where you can practice being live to millions of viewers. Each mode has its own sidebar, navigation, and visual identity.…
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This version includes: - New LarpChat surface for simulated messages - General usability improvements and updated UI - Bug fixes
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