This paper addresses the gap in financial literacy education for teenagers by introducing Landlord Legends, an innovative multiplayer video game designed to impart essential skills in property and money management [1][2]. Grounded in the recognition of underutilized potential in video games for education, the project draws inspiration from the diverse methodologies discussed in "Video Games in Education,""Using a Financial Education Curriculum for Teens," and "How Multiplayer Games Increase Social Closeness." [3] Landlord Legends provides an engaging platform for teenagers to learn and apply financial concepts while fostering social interaction. The challenges in dice interpretation and multiplayer system selection were overcome through meticulous design and research [4]. Experimental results showcased the game's effectiveness, yielding increased financial literacy scores and positive participant feedback. Landlord Legends demonstrates the fusion of educational content and gaming, offering a dynamic and enjoyable approach to financial education that addresses challenges faced by teenagers, making it a valuable tool for enhancing financial literacy [5].
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