# Monopoly Revolution

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2010
- **BGG Rating**: 5.1
- **BGG Rank**: #30081
- **Players**: 2-6 (Best with: 4)
- **Duration**: 60 min
- **Weight**: 1.42 / 5
- **Designers**: (Uncredited)
- **Publishers**: Hasbro, Parker Brothers
- **Categories**: Economic, Electronic, Negotiation
- **Mechanics**: Auction / Bidding, Player Elimination, Roll / Spin and Move, Set Collection, Trading

## Verdict
If you love Monopoly but want less paper and more tech, the circular board’s flow will win you over.Innovative circular boardIntegrated electronic consoleDynamic auction systemRequires power sourcePlayer elimination can be abruptLess classic visual charmRECOMMENDED

## Description
Monopoly Revolution updates the classic property‑building race with a sleek, tech‑savvy twist. The board is circular, removing the "back to Go" feeling and creating a smooth, continuous flow. Instead of paper cash, each player uses a plastic credit‑card linked to an electronic console that tracks purchases, payments and income. That same device replaces Chance cards, plays sound effects and themed music, adding a lively atmosphere. Core mechanics include auctions where you bid for properties, trading between players, set collection of color groups for bonuses, and the familiar roll/spin movement. Player elimination kicks in when someone runs out of money, upping the tension toward the end. The game supports 2‑6 players, runs about 60 minutes, and has a low complexity level—perfect for families or casual groups who enjoy a dash of technology without a steep learning curve. Components are modern: a high‑quality circular board, plastic credit cards, an LCD console with buttons, and the usual colored tokens and property icons. If you love Monopoly nostalgia but want a faster, more visual experience with less paper, Revolution fits the bill. However, purists who cherish the classic art or dislike reliance on batteries may find it less appealing.

## FAQ
### How many players can join?
2 to 6 players.

### What’s the typical playing time?
About 60 minutes.

### Does it need batteries or a power outlet?
Yes, the electronic console requires electricity or rechargeable batteries.

### Is the game complex?
No, it has low complexity, making it suitable for beginners and families.

### How does money work?
Players use a credit‑card that records credits and debits on the console, eliminating paper cash.

### Can you play without the electronic console?
No, the console replaces Chance cards and manages the cash flow, so it’s essential.

### What are the main mechanics?
Auctions, trading, set collection, roll/spin movement, and player elimination.