Monopoly Madness

Possibly the worst game I have ever played in my entire life. Me and my friend just wanted to play monopoly with each other so we bought this as it was on sale for $7.50 because why the actual hell would someone pay the whole $30 for monopoly. Anyway, we get to the main menu and decided to skip the tutorial as we both know how to play monopoly. When I started creating the lobby, one of the options for the configurable settings was the time limit. The only options were 5 minutes, 10 minutes, and 15 minutes. At this point, we were really worried as we knew that monopoly lasts for several hours. Anyway, I selected 15 minutes and we load into the game to find out it is not monopoly, but instead a heaping pile of garbage where you run aimlessly with AI trying to suck up water and electricity to "upgrade" your properties. The bidding also makes absolutely zero sense. I was able to always bid an extreme amount of money that I never had to automatically win most biddings. I never even had to pay for the properties. There's some sort of stun feature that's really inconsistent and confusing so we just stopped trying to stun each other after a while. Finally, the powerups that you get from th…

This isnt Monopoly...

In the words of GLaDOS: NO no no no no no no ...well, it's not all that bad, as a goofus Monopoly-inspired minigame. But for $30? And definitely NOT Monopoly... nononono.

Monopoly Madness takes one of the most recognizable board games in the world and reshapes it into a frantic real-time party game. Instead of moving tokens around a board, rolling dice, and waiting for individual turns, players are dropped into colorful arenas where everyone moves and competes simultaneously. Developed by Engine Software and Ubisoft and published by Ubisoft, it is less interested in recreating traditional Monopoly than in using its property-buying theme as the foundation for a fast arcade experience. The premise is appropriately lighthearted. Mr. Monopoly is taking a vacation and needs someone to temporarily handle his business empire, giving players an excuse to compete for control of Monopoly City. Matches revolve around racing through the environment, collecting resources, purchasing properties, and improving those properties to increase their value. Money remains important, but resources such as water and electricity also play a role in expanding your holdings. Because every competitor is active at the same time, there is constant pressure to decide whether to gather more resources, pursue another building, protect an existing investment, or interfere with some…

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