In the end, Monopoly is a good, but not great, interpretation of the Parker Brothers classic. Pick it up and give it a spin if you've got a set of friends who normally enjoy coming together around other multiplayer standards like Mario Party -- but if you don't enjoy those games, or the traditional board game version of Monopoly, or if you just don't have any friends to play with, send the potential of this game being added to your library directly to jail. Do not let it pass Go. Do not spend $40.
Presentation - 8.0
Graphics - 7.5
Sound - 6.5
Gameplay - 7.0
Lasting Appeal - 7.0
Overall -
Monopoly Go is a new take on a classic board game and offers a fun way to spend a few minutes out of every day.
Marmalade Game Studio along with Hasbro Inc. is delighted to announce a brand-new DLC pack for "MONOPOLY" on iOS and Android adding a vintage, dazzling new board representing Atlantic City in 1935 - the setting of the original MONOPOLY board game.
Is it the DLC for adding the "get tax money for landing on Free Parking" house rule?
" a brand-new DLC pack for "MONOPOLY" on iOS and Android adding a vintage, dazzling new board representing Atlantic City in 1935 - the setting of the original MONOPOLY board game."
- That's what's said at least.
They should add a california edition patch where you get taxed for just rolling the dice.
More and more properties are dancing between the digital realm and the world of tabletop gaming.
No online = fail
AAA title FTW!!! i can careless about this gme unless it was a PSN title and if it didnt cost 60$
gives the real monopoly 9.5 out of 10.
Pros
* I always get Trafalgar Square
* My opponents always end up in jail
Cons
* I never get the car.