Study like it’s a game.
Pass like it’s not.
CPArcade gives you two clear ways to study. The Daily Challenge is five shared CPA questions each day. The Full Game is a faster, more playful study mode where you spin a category wheel, face an opponent, and race to fill C-P-A.
The Daily Challenge is your quick daily rep.
Each day, CPArcade publishes one shared five-question challenge. Pick AUD, FAR, or REG. Work through questions that ramp from easy to hard. Then see how you performed, how you stack up, and what you earned.
Full Game turns studying into a real match.
Choose an opponent, spin into a category, and answer your way to a win. Every correct answer helps you fill C-P-A. First to 7 wins. It is built to feel light, fast, and a little competitive when you are too fried for another long study block.
Study more. Earn more chances to win.
Every bit of studying you do here earns tickets that can translate into real prizes. The more you study, the better your chances to win — while still doing the work that actually helps you pass.
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When CPArcade shows a weak spot, review it fast.
Cheat sheets are a secondary study tool for the topics you keep missing. The complete library includes 12 quick-review sheets: 4 for AUD, 4 for FAR, and 4 for REG.
AUD Conclusions Cheat Sheet
A fast review sheet for audit conclusions, reporting language, opinion types, emphasis-of-matter, other-matter paragraphs, and the areas that get easy to mix up.
I built the CPA study tool I wish I had from 2014 to 2017.
I started at EY on August 14, 2013. I did not get my last CPA passing score until December 2017. That meant more than four years, more than ten exam attempts, and multiple passing scores that expired before I could finish.
Busy season would hit in January and everything would fall apart. By the time April came around, the last thing I wanted to do was open another massive study block.
That is why CPArcade exists. It is a supplemental study tool, not a replacement for your main review course. It is the thing you use to stay connected to the material when your energy is low and your schedule is packed.
Everything else you might want, without cluttering the main path.
Start with Daily or Game. Then use these supporting pages for deeper review, cheat sheet purchases, stats, and practical study notes.
AUD
Ethics, risk, procedures, and conclusions practice guidance.
FAR
Revenue, assets, liabilities, equity, and reporting topics.
REG
Tax procedures, individual tax, entity tax, and business law.
Cheat sheets
See all 12 sheets, bundle pricing, and launch discounts.
I built the CPA study tool I wish I had from 2014 to 2017.
I started at EY on August 14, 2013. I did not get my last CPA passing score until December 2017. That meant more than four years, more than ten exam attempts, and multiple passing scores that expired before I could finish.
Busy season would hit in January and everything would fall apart. By the time April came around, the last thing I wanted to do was open another massive study block.
That is why CPArcade exists. It is a supplemental study tool, not a replacement for your main review course. It is the thing you use to stay connected to the material when your energy is low and your schedule is packed.
What most people want to know right away.
Daily is free. Game is the paid subscriber mode. CPArcade is a supplemental study tool, not a replacement for your main review course.
What is CPArcade?
CPArcade is a CPA exam practice platform built around two modes: a free Daily Challenge and a subscriber Full Game. Both are designed for short, repeatable study sessions.
Is CPArcade free?
The Daily Challenge is free. The Full Game is the paid mode with opponents, wheel-based gameplay, stats, and trophies.
How is Daily different from Full Game?
Daily Challenge is one shared five-question set each day. Full Game is a head-to-head style study mode where you spin categories, answer questions, and race to fill C-P-A first.
Is this a replacement for a review course?
No. CPArcade is a supplemental tool. It helps you stay in motion between larger study sessions and gives you a more fun way to reinforce material.