
The property trading board game with a twist! Anti-Opoly is the property trading game that lets players choose free enterprise or monopoly, with different rules for each path.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Russian
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Upps...ich glaub mir wird übel. ;)
A monopoly type game,simple and no surprises
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I though it would be pretty hard to make a game worse than monopoly, but Anti-Opoly somehow managed such feat and is even more boring than the original Monopoly, and with really ugly visuals to boot. As much as I appreciate the anti-monopoly sentiment (regarding both games and economy), this is a miss. The final coffin in the nail of this game is that it's local coop only, so unless you either convince someone to play this with you irl or you like playing with yourself, this will end up a dead game in your Steam library. 3/10
I like board games and trying new stuff, but this is straight up confusing and boring.
O jogo abre mas não consigo mover o ponteiro, e fico preso na tela de idioma.
Basically monopoly with all it's flaws. Very boring, games take forever even with multiple players.
es el monopoly,pero sin la licencia,en este caso,comprate el juego de tablero que es muchoi mas entretenido...
Don;t get me wrong, the interface is fine and it seems relatively free from bugs. But WHY????? It is one of the most dullest games I've played on steam. Probably not even worth the 10c I had to pay for it,
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