EA has managed to produce a competent virtual version of the classic board game, but VideoGamer still can't recommend it over buying the real thing. You get numerous boards and the questionable Get Rich Quick mode, but you lose so much by not being able to play the way you want. If the idea of playing a board game seems too last century this virtual edition might be worth a look, but be aware that this is only ever going to be second best.
Monopoly Go is a new take on a classic board game and offers a fun way to spend a few minutes out of every day.
Marmalade Game Studio along with Hasbro Inc. is delighted to announce a brand-new DLC pack for "MONOPOLY" on iOS and Android adding a vintage, dazzling new board representing Atlantic City in 1935 - the setting of the original MONOPOLY board game.
Is it the DLC for adding the "get tax money for landing on Free Parking" house rule?
" a brand-new DLC pack for "MONOPOLY" on iOS and Android adding a vintage, dazzling new board representing Atlantic City in 1935 - the setting of the original MONOPOLY board game."
- That's what's said at least.
They should add a california edition patch where you get taxed for just rolling the dice.
More and more properties are dancing between the digital realm and the world of tabletop gaming.
