A round board
Forty tiles laid on a wheel instead of a square, so the whole board fits a portrait screen without pinching, and the tile you care about is never sideways.
A property trading game on a board that is actually round. Forty tiles on a wheel, fifteen countries to play them in, and three friends or three bots to take them from.
The rules will feel familiar within a turn. Everything around them is built for a phone rather than inherited from a cardboard box.
Forty tiles laid on a wheel instead of a square, so the whole board fits a portrait screen without pinching, and the tile you care about is never sideways.
India, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, Australia, Singapore, the UAE, China, South Korea and South Africa — each with its own cities, currency and prices.
Host a table and share a six-character code, or drop into the first open public room. Turns are timed, and a player who loses signal is held for a moment rather than dropped.
Two to four people on one device, with bots filling any seat you do not. No account, no connection, nothing to sign up for.
Build evenly across a colour group, sell buildings back, mortgage and redeem — with the rent the next visitor owes shown before you commit.
Put deeds and cash on the table and the game values both sides for you, so you know whether an offer is generous before you send it.
Captured from the running game, not mocked up.