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5.4
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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love classic negotiation games and want to see who the real market shark is. The highlight is the constant interaction between players.
Highlights
- Intense and fun negotiations
- Timeless family classic
- Modern app speeds up banking
- Easy to learn and play
Keep in mind
- Games can be excessively long
- Player elimination can be frustrating
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Ever played that one classic in a family gathering that probably ended in a heated argument? That's Banco Imobiliário, the Brazilian version of the legendary Monopoly. The premise is simple and ruthless: you start as an investor and must buy properties, build houses and hotels, and charge exorbitant rent to anyone landing on your land. The ultimate goal? Be the last financial survivor while all your friends and relatives go bankrupt.
The game blends the luck of the dice with the cunning of negotiation. You'll need strategy to decide which properties to prioritize and, more importantly, some silver-tongued persuasion to trade properties with opponents when no one can complete a set. It's the kind of game where tension rises every round, especially when someone builds a hotel on the most expensive street on the board.
This 2020 edition brings a touch of modernity with the integration of a free app for smartphones and tablets (Android and iOS). You can choose to play the traditional way, with paper money and the nostalgia of the physical board, or use the app to speed up financial management and add new layers to the experience. Regardless of your choice, the essence remains the same: accumulate wealth, dominate the real estate market, and pray you don't land in jail or pay heavy taxes. It's a long-duration game, perfect for those who enjoy watching an empire slowly grow (or crumble) over several hours of gameplay.
The game blends the luck of the dice with the cunning of negotiation. You'll need strategy to decide which properties to prioritize and, more importantly, some silver-tongued persuasion to trade properties with opponents when no one can complete a set. It's the kind of game where tension rises every round, especially when someone builds a hotel on the most expensive street on the board.
This 2020 edition brings a touch of modernity with the integration of a free app for smartphones and tablets (Android and iOS). You can choose to play the traditional way, with paper money and the nostalgia of the physical board, or use the app to speed up financial management and add new layers to the experience. Regardless of your choice, the essence remains the same: accumulate wealth, dominate the real estate market, and pray you don't land in jail or pay heavy taxes. It's a long-duration game, perfect for those who enjoy watching an empire slowly grow (or crumble) over several hours of gameplay.
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Does the game take a long time to finish?
Yes, be prepared! Games usually last about 2 hours or more, depending on how negotiating the players are.
Do I need the app to play?
No, the app is optional. You can play the classic way with paper money or use the app to simplify financial management.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it's a great game to introduce basic concepts of economics and negotiation to children, as long as they have the patience for the game's length.
How many people can play?
The game supports 2 to 6 players, but the fun (and the chaos) increases with more people at the table.
Is the game complex?
No, the complexity is low. The rules are intuitive, and most people learn quickly while playing.