Make Monopoly is a family card game that is fast-paced, fun to play and somewhat addictive. One of the least expensive games you can buy. Priced under $8.00 it will be a family card game that you will enjoy for many years to come. Monopoly Make a card game can be played in a fraction of the time, if you want to play the traditional Monopoly board game, it is still more fun to play than the original.
My family consists of myself (38), my husband (48), a teenage son (13), the baby of the family (just turned 9), and they all enjoy playing the card game Monopoly. There is no money to play with, don’t lose small parts, and only play for a short time. On average, one game of Monopoly Deal takes about 15 minutes to complete. Our family enjoys playing it so much, we usually play 3 – 4 games. We found the written instructions to be a little confusing to understand, so we were lucky enough to have a family member explain them to us. Let me try to explain the rules for the Monopoly Make card game.
How to play Monopoly
Monopoly Make card game is easy to play. All five cards are dealt and the remaining cards are placed face down in the pile. At the beginning of your turn you take two cards from the pile. You do this before each turn. Then you play up to three of your cards. Make five types of cards in Monopoly. They include:
Card property – Each property card is color coded, just like the actual items in traditional Monopoly board game Each card indicates how many cards are needed to complete the full set.
Property wildcards – These cards can be substituted for property bets. Use whatever you want, and even swap out different changes as needed.
Money Charts – Cash savings are placed in front of you and mortgages or other debts are to be paid.
Split Cards – Rent – Command other players to rent property that you own.
Action Cards – There are a lot of different action cards that are mixed in the game. Each of these cards has a different name and details how it can be used directly on the card. A few examples of chest activity include:
Double Redula – Play a split card, follow it up with a double split card. Other players must pay YOU double rent!
Go Beyond – Play this card and read two other boxes from the pile.
Force– Force another player to swap a card of your choice with you.
Just Say No – If another player tries to take an action on you, just beat your hand with a ‘Just Say No’ card and it cancels the effect of the action card.
** Other card activities in the Monopoly Deal Card Game. Each is easy to understand and has a different effect on the game. cards allows any player to really change the game with one play! You could win until one of the action cards is joined, then the upper hand falls on another.
When you have your turn, you decide which three cards to play. These cards can be played in three ways. (1) They can be placed in front of you in your pile of cash, which can include action cards and money. (2) They can be placed with your fortunes. (3) It can be put into “ball play” and used against other players.
Remember that if you have to give another player a return, you cannot give them the cards you are holding in your hand. The money must come from your savings. If you don’t have a cash pile, you’ll have to give a business or an activity card. (Each card has a monetary value listed in the corner)
What is the object of Monopoly?
Object Monopoly Make the card game the first player must collect three full possessions. It doesn’t matter how much money you collect. The only way to win is to kill things.
How old do you have to play Monopoly?
My youngest son just turned nine and has no problem playing the Monopoly card game. The box says it’s for 8+ players, and I’d say that’s an accurate recommendation. Players need to be able to read, recognize their colors, and have basic logic skills to play this family card game.
How many players can play Monopoly?
This is a family card game for as few as two people, and with as many as five. It’s more fun to play with more players, but it will make the game take a little longer to finish. We played with two players, but it’s not as much fun when you only have characters to steal property and get money from rent.
Bottom Line – I recommend Monopoly Card game to all my family and friends. If you rate using the 5 star system, 1 star poor and 5 stars excellent, I would definitely give it 5 stars. The best game our family has played for a long time.
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Source:
Personal knowledge and experience
