Begin with the Economy page
The Economy page is the starting point. It shows the current state of the game before you commit virtual KI or shares. Review the major totals, the company list, active events, and the seven-day change in aggregate share cost.
The seven-day graph is directional. Each point reports the daily percentage change in the combined cost of shares. A point above zero means aggregate share cost increased that day. A point below zero means it decreased.
Understand your account
Your account separates virtual cash from company shares. KI is Centiki’s game currency. Shares represent positions in fictional companies. The displayed value of a portfolio can change as game prices change, even when the number of shares remains the same.
Before taking an action, check both what you own and what will remain afterward. A move that uses most of your KI may leave little room for another opportunity.
Preview before confirming
Centiki presents a preview before important economic actions are completed. Read the quantities, expected result, fees, and warnings. The preview is part of the decision, not a decorative confirmation screen.
Large actions can have larger consequences than small ones. Do not assume that doubling an input always doubles the result.
Verify what happened
After an action settles, check your updated balances and the Log. The Log is the chronological public record of game activity. It helps confirm that the action completed and shows how it entered Centiki’s history.
Learn one system at a time
Centiki contains several distinct systems. Use the links on this page to open the guide for the system you are ready to use. Each guide explains only that subject, so you can learn without carrying the whole exchange in your head at once.
A sensible first-session routine
- Read the Economy page before acting.
- Check your KI and share balances.
- Open one feature and study its preview.
- Confirm only when the result is clear.
- Review your balances and the Log afterward.
There is no required winning strategy. The useful habit is to observe, decide, verify, and then decide again.