MONOPOLY for Mac
Multiple modes of gameplay of the best-selling board game.
$9.95
In English
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MONOPOLY overview
Build your fortune as you buy, sell and trade the world's most famous properties in MONOPOLY, the classic board game come to life.
Take a spin around the world's favorite board in this fantastic version for everyone to enjoy. Ride the Reading Railroad, build a house on Baltic Avenue, or buy up the entire neighborhood, including utilities. As you wheel and deal your way to the top you'll be able to Pass GO, take a Chance or head over to Community Chest. Remember to stay out of Jail. Are you ready to own it all?
Prove your skills as the ultimate deal maker in up to three levels of difficulty. Use shiny animated tokens and 3-D dice. Plus, with the customizable "House Rules", you'll be able to change up the challenge any way you like. Give it a shot because it's your turn to get rich!
Features:
- Back and better than ever is the digital version of the classic family board game.
- Pass GO, ride the Reading Railroad, take a Chance card, and more.
- Prove your skills as the ultimate deal maker in up to three levels of difficulty.
- Use shiny animated tokens and 3-D dice.
- Customizable House Rules allow you to change up the challenge.
What’s new in version 1.0.1
Version 1.0.1:
Note: Not compatible with macOS 10.12 Sierra and later macOS.
- We've listened to your feedback and added a FULL-SCREEN BUTTON to make your MONOPOLY board even bigger!
MONOPOLY for Mac
$9.95
In English
Version 1.0.1
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Mar 8 2012
Version: 1.0.1
I'm not going to rate the game because I actually like it. But I wanted to point out how flippng retarded the people at EA are.
"What's New
Version 1.0.1:
* We’ve listened to your feedback and added a FULL-SCREEN BUTTON to make your MONOPOLY board even bigger!"
Like really, you actually needed feedback for something you bone heads should have had in there in the first place. And somehow I don't believe you (EA) ever listened to feedback from customers because had you done so you wouldn't have ruined one of the longest running game franchises and then retired it. Yes, I mean the Command & Conquer series. Both Westwood and Aspyr made some really great variations that added to the C&C franchise. So what does EA do, buys the copyrights, turns the final game to sheet and then says "the end" with a lame and stupid story line that never actually tied up all the questions from previous games. Kind of makes one wonder what kind of retards are running EA. EA if you have any brains left, sell the C&C franchise back to Aspyr for $1 and let someone that knows what the heck their doing run with the franchise. My dead dog could have come up with better ideas than what C&C 4 offered. And what's with Sims franchise? The only words that come to mind are boring and lame. Who are they even marketting it too? Pedophiles, peeping-toms and voyeuristic losers.
