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Ultimate Banking Monopoly Essentials:
Fast-paced version of the classic property trading game featuring the "ultimate banking unit" that keeps track players' wealth and properties. Parcelforce Check out this review of Ultimate Banking Monopoly. The game concludes when one player goes bankrupt. Order by 2pm for same day dispatch (Monday to Friday)Royalmail Property values rise and fall based on how many times they're landed on and the effects of new Event cards. 99 Normally next working day excludes highlands and islands excludes NI Special Delivery next working day guaranteed from £7.
Ultimate Banking Monopoly - Rules of Play says:
- of players: 2 - 4
- Playing time: 30 - 60 minutes
- No.
- Age: 8 +
Reviews
debbie8355
It's got to move with the times though and have a better display on the machine rather than looking like a worse cousin of the initial space invaders or pack man. So, it is not any quicker then the cash version, but it is great fun. One part of this game really grates with me - plastic tokens, they need to be textural, weighty and metal, full stop.
Amazon Customer
It's so easy to play. Also there is a traveling feature that lets you move anywhere on the board if you pay 100$ (quite cheap). Really nice.
Samantha G
It is does not take forever to play. This is very overpowered as you can move directly to Mayfair and the other top end properties. There are a few new rules , which add a different element to the game.
The Reviewer
The machine takes care of the auction. This is where the game changes most.
Kally
Overall a fun game for kids but for teens and adults it’s too easy. Eliminating the back-room dealing of the game whereby players will "forgive" or lend money to other players in order to keep the game going and make more money from rent. This seems a quarter way house which will eventually be a better game.
J.Y
Given that I averaged around 800 monopoly money throughout the game, the common tactic is whoever first lands on a location tile will normally buy up Mayfair and the most expensive areas first. The first player to go bankrupt essentially ends the game and whomever has the most money is the winner. I like the bank cards are Rick and not to bendy and the barcodes are huge so not as fiddly as self scan supermarket headaches. The odd equivalent of tossing the board in the air is now holding the x button for 5 seconds.
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