Play Hasbro’s official Monopoly board game by yourself, with family and friends or players around the world. Play online or offline on your mobile or tablet. It’s the game you love with no ads!

It's the #1 Paid board game in over 100 countries - with 3 Millions Downloads since launch.

"Monopoly on mobile includes cross-platform online multiplayer, which means you can open up a lobby, have your friends join your games, and all play together in perfect harmony. Beautiful, right?” Dave Aubrey - PocketGamer.

This is a fully immersive board game experience with amazing graphics and animations. The whole classic game is available with no ads, so you get the fun of the Monopoly board game without distractions. Invite your friends and family to game night with one of the app stores favourite top paid games.

POPULAR FEATURES

One of the greatest board games

Play the Hasbro classic Monopoly game by yourself, with family and friends or players around the world on your mobile or tablet!

Full, ad-free game

Play the complete classic game with no pay-to-win or ad pop-ups. Roll the dice and risk it all to become the wealthiest landlord tycoon on the board!

House rules

Put the official Hasbro rule book down and play with your favourite house rules

Quick mode

Roll the dice, risk it all and get paid - finish the board game faster than ever

Single player

Play against our challenging AI - no need for family and friends

Offline multiplayer

Pass a single device between up to 4 players for an offline wifi-free experience

Online multiplayer

Distance doesn’t interrupt play when you connect with fans around the world or invite friends and family to a private game

The Complete Collection

Be the top landlord tycoon on new themed boards, exclusive to the mobile game. With 10 boards, no 2 games are the same! Risk it all in the L.A. Monstropolis alternate universe. Be spooked in Transylvania. See the future in New York 2121, or travel back in time to Victorian London, Historic Tokyo, Belle Époque era Paris and 1930s Atlantic City! Unlock new player pieces, properties and chance cards with each theme!

HOW TO PLAY

Choose your player mode

Play this classic Hasbro board game in a variety of online and offline player modes. Put your landlord skills to the test against our challenging AI opponents and be a property tycoon in single player mode. Compete with friends and family wherever you are in online multiplayer. Play WiFi-free when you pass & play one device around a group of players. The choice is yours as you buy up the board!

Select your rules

If you’re one of the many people who have never actually read the rules of Monopoly, you can still play the game exactly how you like! Play without auctions, add cash to Free Parking, or pay $400 for landing directly on GO! Choose to stick to the classic Hasbro rule book, get a fixed selection of the most popular house rules, or customise your rules to suit your own preferences!

Choose your piece

Choose from the modern and classic player pieces, including: scottie, cat, T-rex, rubber duck, the car, the top hat and the battleship!

Enter the board

Experience the thrill of bankrupting your family and friends and becoming the wealthiest landlord tycoon on the board! It’s just as you remember, plus fun animations and an AI banker who’s on everyone’s side!

Build your property empire

Roll the dice, take investment risks, bid for properties in auctions, make your way around the board and BUY real estate, COLLECT rent and BUILD hotels to become a property tycoon.

Play Marmalade Game Studio’s multiplayer games with friends and family wherever you are! Our online games with friends include Clue/Cluedo, The Game of Life, The Game of Life 2 and Battleship.

What's New in Version 1.9.10

The new Epic Theme Collection awaits this summer!

Own it all in every Monopoly theme, including:

- Cherry Blossom Tokyo

- L.A. Monstropolis

- Paris: La Belle Epoque

- Atlantis

- Snowdrop Valley

- Victorian London

- Enchanted Forest

- 1935 Atlantic City

- New York 2121

- Transylvania

Go on a road trip like no other through magical, historical and futuristic worlds, and bankrupt your friends in all of them!

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Information

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Marmalade Game Studio

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1,001.1 MB

Game Center

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Rating

Rated: 4+

Compatibility

iOS 11.0 or later

Devices

iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone SE (3rd generation), iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 15, iPhone 15Plus, iPhone 15Pro, iPhone 15ProMax, iPad (5th Generation) Wi-Fi, iPad (5th Generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad (6th generation) Wi-Fi, iPad (6th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro, iPad Pro (Cellular), iPad Pro (9.7-inch), iPad Pro (9.7-inch) (Cellular), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (10.5-inch), iPad Pro (10.5-inch) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (11-inch), iPad Pro (11-inch) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Air, iPad Air (Cellular), iPad Air 2, iPad Air 2 (Cellular), iPad Air (3rd generation), iPad Air (3rd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad mini Retina, iPad mini Retina (Cellular), iPad mini 3, iPad mini 3 (Cellular), iPad mini 4, iPad mini 4 (Cellular), iPad mini (5th Generation), iPad mini (5th Generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad (7th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd generation), iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Air (4th Generation) (Wi-Fi), iPad Air (4th Generation) (Wi-Fi + Cellular), iPad (8th generation) Wi-Fi, iPad (8th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation), iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th Generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th Generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad (9th Generation), iPad (9th Generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad mini (6th Generation), iPad mini (6th Generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Air (5th generation), iPad Air (5th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 11-inch (4th generation), iPad Pro 11-inch (4th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (6th generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (6th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad (10th generation), iPad (10th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPod touch (6th Generation), iPod touch (7th generation)

Languages

English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish

App Store: Customer Ratings

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2023-09-13

Version 1.9.10

First Edit: After reading other reviews about the randomization not really being random, I’m dropping to 2 stars because I agree with those statements on more than just my Park Place comment below.

I love the app when it works. I’m not sure if there was a recent update, but suddenly almost every game I play is glitched. It locks up and I’m unable to end my turn or click any button. Sometimes the buttons aren’t there at all and even after a few minutes (by the time the timer should end and force the next turn), nothing happens.

I will update my review if at least the glitch is fixed because I do enjoy playing monopoly, so I’m not planning to remove the app yet.

Additional Notes: ALSO, and this could just be my terrible luck, but literally every time I’m on Park Place, I roll a 7, putting me on income tax. Every. Single. Time

Update Request: It would be nice to play online with friends as well instead of only online with randoms or only with friends.

Games take long, especially for a mobile device

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bdonsmcdonakles

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2023-09-12

Version 1.9.10

I’m sorry to give this a lower review, but the animations (beautiful as they are) take incredibly long. Rolling dice, watching the pieces move, etc. In single player mode there’s no option to speed through a computer’s turn or the animations on your own turn. As a result the game can drag on.

I’m fully aware that Monopoly Go exists, but it’s unfortunate that there’s no possible way to speed up full games.

Online is broken

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Jarrettdfw

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2023-09-12

Version 1.9.10

If someone leave their phone and walks away when it’s their turn the game ends. No time limit to prevent. No way to report people who do that. I only got the app to play with humans and you can’t because someone will step away and the game stops forever… put something in the game to prevent. A time limit per turn is necessary

Great Game

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Dukeofsapphire

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2023-09-12

Version 1.9.10

This is a great game for iOS

Love love love…but

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The Big Daddy Jay

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2023-08-24

Version 1.9.6

This is a false, absurd and distorted misrepresentation of a classic 120 year old American board game that was in reality stolen from and old, grey haired Quaker woman to begin with. The dice are loaded in favor of the AI, as the rolls are definitely not the product of a random number generator as the truly should be. I believe I can prove this beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt by way of recorded motion screen capture of the “tip toe” pattern that emerges after the player develops any of his properties. The AI will simply not land on those properties for a minimum of 3 times around the board. If it were truly random, a bell curve representing landing on improved properties v not landing on improved properties would emerge, not the 100% in favor of the AI as this game clearly provides.

Another aspect of the game cheating is its “deadening of the touchscreen area of a property you wish the mortgage or unmortgage”. Clicking or pressing the screen does nothing because that area of the screen has been rendered useless; unaffected by your touch.

These are just a few of the featured frustrations this game offers. If you can move forward from these discrepancies the game is pretty cool and a good way to kill some time or take your mind off of something else even more negative that’s eating away at you. So, come on with the shenanigans Devs. Why you gotta be like this, huh?

This game is fun, the AI ruins the games though.

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RMschadt

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2023-08-15

Version 1.9.6

I have sunk a good 50 hours into this or so. What becomes apparent is the multiplayer is often not multiplayer. The multiplayer is set up for people to rage quit, leave if they can’t stay etc. In reality, this is a good thing which is what makes the online multiplayer version fun, accessible, and less time consuming.

The issue is the AI as others have pointed out is beyond idiotic. It will give away a set card to a player for awful trades. If a player has $1000 and is seeking the final piece of their property set, you should milk them or deadlock them until they pay an exorbitant fee because that property set is likely a strong win condition. The AI however will sell these sets for base prices often.

This turns a 30 minute strategically close game into a easy win. It also ruins the entire correctly competitive way to play this game. Utilities and railroads should be ignored or bought at below auction price. Certain colors are better than others. None of this matters when a human leaves without your knowledge and their AI placement begins doing really dumb things to the detriment of the joy of the whole game.

Predictable and unrealistic

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Prob won't accept it

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2023-06-30

Version 1.9.3

The graphics are good, but you have to pay for the game to start and then that only opens the most basic game. If you want different boards or pieces you have to pay more. Not that big if a deal, but the computer players have logic of a 4 yr old and will trade things no one in their right mind would trade - even on hard setting. Also, the computer dice rolls are a joke and they constantly roll numbers that conveniently land just after your properties or at a safe spot inside of them (chance/community chest). I paid attention to 10 games with 3 other computer players and every game I had to pay for houses/hotels and the computer not once. Also, I’ve never landed on Boardwalk so much in a real game as I do when the computer has 4 houses on them. In fact, it isn’t until the computer has houses and then I can’t miss boardwalk. If the plan is to entice the user to spend more money, it has the opposite effect on me. I’d imagine I’ll be deleting this game and finding something else. Play at your own risk. I guarantee you will be as annoyed as I have been. Developers need to do a better job of trying to make this game more realistic

Non-utilitarian, unnecessary trade offers

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Nagred

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2023-06-19

Version 1.9.1

The game’s port is great, both for those who want to play the game as it was meant to be played - according to the actual rules - and for those who just want to play using their house rules, as the more popular ones are all playable. Reasons for losing a star: Utility strategy is faulty, as you should never buy a utility at full price (can’t be upgraded, and the rent payouts are too low), but the AI (even at most difficult level) buys the utilities as if they were buildable properties. I have yet to find a Monopoly app that uses correct buying strategy. As with most other Monopoly apps, this one uses the “buy everything you land on” approach, which is okay, but not ideal. Search the Internet and read “The Monopoly Companion” book for the truly strategic ways to play this game. Second, the AI doesn’t know that it should stop offering the same trade over and over once you choose “Reject All” and the board situation hasn’t changed. Rejecting the same trade offer after every AI turn is tiresome, especially when there’s only one AI between you and victory, and you know you’re going to win. Just put up a screen that allows you to resign. You should know when you’ve been beaten. But since it’s a free app (don’t bother with the pay options), it’s a pleasant diversion.

The game is nice

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Too busy

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MzBryant

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2022-11-02

Version 1.8.1

Unlike traditional board games that you buy once and when taken care of will last your lifetime, you have to purchase electronic board games over and over again! I have purchased monopoly many times since 2005 for my computer and then iOS devices. I am repeatedly forced to purchase new versions through planned obsolescence by Hasbro changing who is licensed their game. In 2017, after upgrading my iOS software, my previous version stopped working. I again purchased the latest “official”version licensed by Hasbro—that time to EA. Like the previous versions, very little changed. With the most recent new iOS update, the EA version crashes only when you select play a new game. The version was the traditional board with traditional rules and specific optional rules that I liked. I once again purchased the “official” version (this version) to find something that is too busy and not traditional at all. Ironically, it has a photo that shows the traditional board, but that isn’t an option! None of the customizable optional rules reflects the choices of upping the starting dollar amount, setting a specific (higher) amount for free parking, etc., that allowed the game to progress at a faster speed. Extremely disappointed! I requested a refund and will try again in a few years when Hasbro licenses the game to someone else again under their planned obsolescence system.

FLAWED!

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dahardy1995

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2022-04-25

Version 1.7.4

I really love monopoly, and this mobile version is awesome! I’m able to play with my sisters who are on the other side of the country.

I only have 2 issues with this game: It freezes sometimes and we aren’t able to finish it. I understand that apps can’t be perfect, but it feels like if I pay money for a game on the phone I would like it to work properly all the time. The second issue is the chat options. It’s cool that they have a chat, but I don’t like that there’s only set options for the chat and you can’t say what you want. I get it if it is to prevent foul language when playing multiplayer, but I think there should be a chat box where you can type what you want if you’re playing “online with friends”. If you’re playing with your friends then I want to be able to talk to them when playing not be limited to the set options. Can you please consider changing this, and looking into the game freezing? Thank you.

Again, I love this game very much and I have a lot of fun playing it. I play it almost every day with my sisters. It would just be much better if those issues were addressed.

programmatic “fun” isn’t fun

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Magneticnorth124789

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2022-01-27

Version 1.6.21

The algo running the others players is opaque. the game designers must believe that injecting drama and suspense into the game make for a better game experience. The dice rolls are not random. rolls and chance and community cards which should be random are instead used as tools to elongate the game. I am not simply complaining because i had a few games here and there where i had a run of bad rolls. it is very easy to beat algos and i can manage to steamroll to wins in all settings and player counts. it is just that the game is obviously tilted to manufacture glorious wins and painful losses with the apparent purpose of added entertainment value. but the fact is that there is strategy to Monopoly classic, and if a strategic player can win 100% of games easily due the implementation of ruthless tactics and strategies accounting for randomization then that is how the game should be played. It is not more fun to have it thrown in your face that you mortgaged one property on the board and all of the players land on that property six times in a row. If it could possibly be chalked up to a random bit of karma then it truly would be a moment of humor and levity, but with this algo it is predictable, thus not random. and this removes the fun of the gameplay. As a result I do not trust this producer and will not purchase other games from Hasbro.

This game is the best

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gamerboy202121

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2022-01-01

Version 1.6.19

You love monopoly this is fun you can pass and play kinda like local play where you give the phone to your friend and play together. Online play is where you play with random strangers and you play together. There is also offline where you just play with bots or robots or computer. The newest update is online with friends where you play with friends in other devices and you guys can be in different countries. I think it’s worth your money. It’s is also good because you don’t have to worry about losing any game cards houses or hotels or take the long set up and you don’t have to worry with the rules they do them for you. If you don’t play with original rules then there is custom rules you guys can put but only when playing alone robots or friends it goes, not online randomly. I think this game is worth your money and you should buy it if you have the board game as well then I don’t know what you should do but I got even still I had the board game. So byee

Program is great, online opponents ruin product.

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msjctennis

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2021-11-14

Version 1.2.2

The game as presented is excellent, graphics and game play are well done, and the improvement made since first introduced solved the technical glitches. I would give this 5 stars, but unfortunately the lack of a true chat interface or community makes self policing the games impossible. Online multi-player has become vertically impossible to play now, as immature opponents destroy the integrity of the game. They do this by not losing gracefully. Many of these players, when it becomes clear they are at a disadvantage will trade all their assets to another player well behind for $1, instead of just leaving the game and allowing AI to finish. Most recently it’s worse, as it’s now becoming common for players to land on an expensive property, but if they are not instantly bankrupt they are able to sell their assets for $1 to another opponent, and then no longer have assets available to pay the owner of the property they land on. These idiots and an unwillingness of players to

Simply reject these offers has rendered your product virtually unplayable except as a stand alone against AI, or against specific friends through IP. If you are looking for an online experience against random opponents, this is no longer a viable option.

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Dj Strick9

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2021-05-12

Why is this so limited. I play on the Nintendo switch and PlayStation and both offer different playing mode like free parking and snake eyes. Nintendo switch offers goal game modes like magnet and property improvements. There needs to be custom game mode option for online play, in game texting or more comment choses. One thing different that this game offers is that you can check property information particularly the number of times the property has been landed on, which I really like while the other two platforms don’t offer that. Though it is ridiculous that these options can only be viewed while it’s your turn. This information should be available at anytime! Lastly, my biggest complaint That at times in rages me is these games tend to be one-sided and the dice rolls hardly ever seen random where is the same person keeps skipping over the same properties over and over and over again. Those individuals also seem to dodge taxes nearly the entire game game. I’ve seen both sides of this because I’ve been on both sides of it where is I’m the one dodging the properties and the taxes and other people get devastated.

Devs say not rigged. I say YES!

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Hamperedism

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2021-01-20

I have played enough games vs AI now to know that the game’s dice rolls are either not random at all and the events that transpire are a poorly written “random simulator” rather than an actual “random number generator” for dice. Stop trying to pull the wool over your customers’ eyes. There have been an immense amount of games where either me or one or more of the AI have an OVERABUNDANCE of luck. ESPECIALLY on easy. This doesn’t feel like raw game play at all, and if you don’t hog properties the AI will make the “perfect deals” and wind up with a monopoly within the first round or two. This is on EASY. I tried “Hard” difficulty and all it seemed to do was diminish my LUCK and not make dealing with AI more difficult. My chance cards were likely busts, I always landed on their properties while they literally would miss mine over multiple runs each round, and I always found myself in jail.

You may as well get rid of the dice. I will be uninstalling this rip off as soon as I am done writing this

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ChongBrown214

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2020-08-12

Design is great. I like the colors and the modern feel of moving environments makes extended play time feel flowy and not stagnant. The peices are fine I just used to enjoy the Car actually driving and the Ship actually sailing so it’s like game is modernized in all the wrong places. Above all else the game play is so very unfair. It rolls you exactly what you don’t need EVERY TIME. I have still never won a game, it lands me on spaces that I can’t quite afford just to show me its updated mortgaging and trading system, you can successfully predict what every player will land on by determining what would be worse for you. I know it’s supposed to make for a “challenging” atmosphere but it’s so heavy handed and obvious. The only fun I have with this game is literally TRYING to lose and watching how ridiculously things play out. If you have big money and storage to but. it’s worth a chuckle but if you’re looking for a fun GAME (as opposed to an hour long march of death) then pass this over.

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Blerbedy

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2020-01-09

So I have had monopoly for like two weeks now, and the first week I was just playing against A.I. And getting a feel for the game, but recently I’ve been playing multiplayer. Now multiplayer is fun and all especially when I’m winning cuz I’ll have a few thousand and a row of hotels that bankrupt two other players. But then it’s always fun to just flash my wealth around and buy properties from the last player just so that it’s harder for them, but every time I do this (or just if I trade properties for money in general when someone’s bankrupt) it gets me stuck on the keep property mortgaged page. So I click unmorggage. Then I click it again. Then five minutes later I’m still spam clicking the button and I have to leave to solve the problem. I’ve tried everything I could but it always does this. Monopoly’s a great game and all but honestly I’ll probably just delete the game because it’s just annoying and frustrating when I have a hotel on boardwalk, all the railroads, and like 10 other hotels, while the other player has two properties left unmortgaged, then they win because the lousy game crashes on me. So just make sure you can actually handle monopoly on your device because I’m assuming it has something to do with that. Don’t wanna waste 7 dollars for a game you can’t even play.

Great, but could use some bug squashing

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The Furn

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2019-12-31

It’s monopoly, just like you remembered in the classic board game, which is what I’ve wanted on iOS for a long time. After playing very frequently, I’ve been noticing some issues. 1. Dice rolls do not seem random. Quite frequently the computer rolls the perfect number to squeak by your hotels. It happens way too often. 2 when playing multiple computer opponents, if the first computer player on the list of players on the right side of the screen goes bankrupt, you can no longer purpose a deal with the other remaining opponent. It defaults to try to make a trade with the bankrupted player with no option to change it to the other player, so the only way to trade is to wait for the computer to strike a trade with you and then counter the trade. 3 when you get a card that says each player pays $10 for a birthday or whatever, the money never comes out of the players account. Maybe that’s because of the free parking rule. Not sure. 4 if you use up all of the houses so that there aren’t any more in reserve, and then sell a hotel, more houses Automatically appear. Seems odd.

Being able to speed up the game instead of watching each and every animation would be appreciated.

Game Breaking Mechanics.

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2k-GOd17373

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2019-12-20

Hello, I have played several games of Monopoly on this app. So far, the games have all been 4 players with 3 AI all on easy mode. All my games just so happen to go the same way. At first, because the AI is on easy mode, I to great! I’m usually the first to get monopoly while the AI is rolling decent and realistic rolls. This positive trend follows into the middle game up until the endgame. During the endgame, their is a switch. With 2 players bankrupt, me having a thousand dollars minimum 2-4 monopolies all with a few houses and hotels. The other player is generally just as good. But, something changes. For some reason the AI just so happens to just the correct numbers to avoid my hotels/2-4 houses...for like 6 rotations to the board... they literally almost never land on my properties when there is only one AI left. Me in contrary, is landing on every single one of their and gets all the chance cards which make me pay more. The chance cards they land on gives them money no matter what in the endgame. You cannot tell me this game is rigged against the player. Sometimes AI’s came back several thousands of dollars and ended up winning. The game while fun, is against the human player. If not, explain my experiences. “Which happened consecutively”

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