MONOPOLY Millionaire (by Electronic Arts)

[Hen14]

MONOPOLY Millionaire
By Electronic Arts

FIRST TO A MILLION WINS! Enjoy a fast, fresh take on the classic MONOPOLY game. Do you have the drive to be a MONOPOLY Millionaire?

Trade properties on the sly, force powerful land-grabbing deals, and risk it all – in a private jettin’, yacht clubbin’ dash for a million in cash.

LIVE THE MILLIONAIRE LIFESTYLE AS YOU…

• Zoom past wannabes in the fastest MONOPOLY experience ever!
• Purchase palatial Dreamland Properties like Bling Beach and Paradise Island
• Splurge on upgradable Movers – show friends how hot you roll!
• Compete for the Million with friends in Pass n’ Play or local Wifi
• Test your moneymaker with 3 difficulty modes
• Get lucky! Fortune Cards can speed up your rise OR send you back to broke

Ready to feel like a million? GO for it!

[Zendorphin]

Looks pretty polished and interesting

[Ayjona]

Originally Posted by EA

Compete for the Million with friends in Pass n’ Play or local Wifi

It's strange how the AAA companies rarely, if ever, seem to consider online async mp when they release turn-based games with local multiplayer, while indie and other smaller iOS devs often see this as one of the primary considerations.

[Sanuku]

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[VeganTnT]

Originally Posted by Ayjona

It's strange how the AAA companies rarely, if ever, seem to consider online async mp when they release turn-based games with local multiplayer, while indie and other smaller iOS devs often see this as one of the primary considerations.

Small devs compete by adding features we want, large devs coast on name brands and guaranteed reviews/spotlights

[Hoggy110]

Are the dice rolls biased towards the AI in this game?

[Flare_TM]

Online multiplayer or not?

[Zendorphin]

• Compete for the Million with friends in Pass n’ Play or local Wifi

... so, no.

[Ayjona]

Originally Posted by VeganTnT

Small devs compete by adding features we want, large devs coast on name brands and guaranteed reviews/spotlights

Oh, I know the supposed mechanisms behind this is a general trend (and I believe yer right in your analysis). What I was curious about is why the AAA devs "rarely, if ever, seem to consider online async mp when they release turn-based games with local multiplayer". Even the most coast-able, lazy-rump, review-assured developer should occasionally flirt with the idea of some novel or popular mechanics beyond watered-down console standards

[AppealPlay]

I can't seem to figure out how to mortgage my properties. Anyone out there know how?

Thanks!