How should the turn order be decided?
Each player will roll the dice. The turn order will be from the highest roll to the lowest, with random ordering in the case of ties.
Choose which player in the left column should go first, then the next, and so forth. The turn order you decide will be shown top-down on the right column.
Do these names, tokens, and turn order look good?
| With 1 House | |
| With 2 Houses | |
| With 3 Houses | |
| With 4 Houses |
| With Hotel |
PRICE $200
| Rent | $25 | ||
| If 2 R.R's are owned | $50 | ||
| If 3 R.R's are owned | $100 | ||
| If 4 R.R's are owned | $200 |
| Mortgage Value | $100 |
PRICE $150
If one "Utility" is owned, rent is 4 times the amount shown on the dice.
If both "Utilities" are owned, rent is 10 times the amount shown on the dice.
| Mortgage Value | $75 |
Back here already? Well, here's $200 that has been sentenced to be burnt at the stake.
The developer caught you squishing this adorable, benevolent, and defenseless spider!
Go to jail! Now!
Congratulations! The probablilty of rolling doubles three times in one turn is 216 to 1, but you have beaten the odds!
Go directly to jail to collect your prize!
Welcome to Free Parking. Now evaluate this integral.
Rob the community blind! Open their chest now!
They're on to you! Pay a 10% or $200 Income Tax and cover your tracks now!
You have so much money and shiny things, so you must now pay a $75 Luxury Tax. You poor thing.
| Get-out-of-jail-free Cards: |
Do we have an opening bid? $
Welcome to the backroom. Who is proposing the deal?
Who is the receipient the deal??
This project was meant as a demonstration for Chris Peters's programming skills; not to be sold for profit. If you want to play the game for real, you should buy a legitimate copy from Hasbro Entertainment or play online at www.pogo.com or other site.
If you want to see more of Chris's projects, visit his Github page here.
