Scenario Lab
Build, run, and analyze game theory simulations with real economic math
1. Choose a Game
Select a game type from the left panel. Each models a different competitive dynamic (pricing, quantity, negotiation, etc.).
2. Set Parameters
Adjust the inputs below the game selector — number of players, market size, costs, bargaining power. These shape the economic scenario.
3. Run Simulation
Click the green "Run Simulation" button. The solver computes Nash equilibria, optimal quantities, prices, or bargaining splits in real-time.
4. Read Results
The right panel shows equilibrium strategies, payoff matrices, and economic interpretation. Try different parameters to see how outcomes shift.
Tip: Start with Nash Equilibrium (beginner) → then try Cournot → Bertrand → Stackelberg → Bargaining as you build intuition.
Select Game Type
Parameters
Maximum willingness to pay when Q=0
Price sensitivity: P = a - b*Q
Comma-separated — each value = one firm
Results
Configure parameters and run a simulation
Select a game type, adjust parameters, and click Run