大富翁少女/Rich Girls

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Developed and published by Twilight Sonata Studio, Rich Girls is a casual board game that blends property management, light strategy, and anime-inspired presentation into a surprisingly enjoyable package. Drawing inspiration from traditional real estate board games, it places players in a competition where building wealth, purchasing valuable properties, and making smart financial decisions are the primary objectives. Rather than focusing on deep simulation or complex economics, the game embraces accessibility, delivering a fast-paced experience that combines luck, tactical choices, and collectible character content. The gameplay revolves around moving across various boards through dice rolls while acquiring land, collecting income, triggering random events, and using special cards to gain an advantage over opponents. Every match introduces opportunities to expand your holdings while attempting to slow down rival players through clever positioning and timely decisions. Although chance inevitably influences the outcome, there is enough strategic depth in selecting investments and managing resources to reward players who think several turns ahead. The combination of randomness and p…

I bought this adult game but got so caught up its bizarre Monopoly twist that I completely forgot about the adult content. Honestly, it's the weirdest Monopoly game I’ve ever played. In classic Monopoly, you roll dice, buy properties, upgrade them to charge rent, and win by bankrupting your opponent. But not in here. Instead, each turn gives you a random card. If you use it, you can’t roll the dice. If you do roll and land on an empty space, nothing happens unless you click some questionable buttons. Turns out you have to sacrifice 1–2 cards to build either an office or a bank. There’s no land purchase step at all, and only two types of buildings with zero explanation of what they actually do. If you don’t have enough cards, too bad, wait for your next turn. Here’s the kicker: there’s no money used in this Monopoly game. Instead, both you and your opponent have health bars. Even stranger, landing on your opponent’s property doesn’t cost you anything, only certain spaces deal damage, for reasons I still can’t figure out. I tried to make sense of it, but then I ran into what seemed like a glitch: the game let me roll two dice, but then moved me a random number of spaces anyway.…

Rich Girls is a Monopoly-style game with anime ladies to admire. Is throwing a die fun enough for you? This title is the 3rd game on Steam from Twilight Sonata Studio, and it is also another puzzle-like creation. As mentioned above, you're presented with a Monopoly-based type of gameplay. You circle around a series of fields, picking up cards and buying properties. You compete against one of the ladies on every stage. Initially, you possess 100,000 gold/influence, and the winning condition requires you to clean the opponent's account. Once either you or the rival end up with 0 the battle is over. Just like in the Monopoly, you can buy or upgrade properties(bank or company) on any empty field. Stepping on property owned by the rival transfers some of the gold into the opponent's account. You can also lose or gain gold from cards you draw every turn, or from certain character skills. Now, there are eight stages total, four of which present you with card-based 'currency' and four with gold-backed purchasing power. The first four are of the card-based variety. You purchase everything with cards matching the colour of the field you land on. Also, all cards enforce certain actions or p…

Another easy game from the developer. The artwork are good but does not have any story. I would call it budget monopoly. Definitely Recommended!!!