Richman 4 Monopoly with teeth

The loop is simple and mean in the best way. Roll, move, buy an empty plot, then keep stacking floors on it, up to five. Anyone who lands there or walks down your street pays, and a connected row of your properties turns a stroll into a financial disaster. Plain plots can become chain stores that link across the whole map. Premium plots offer five choices: a park, a shopping mall, a hotel, a gas station or a research institute. A five-floor hotel on a long street is how fortunes are made, and how friendships get tested.

Money does not only come from rent. The stock market runs in real time, so prices move while you play, with daily limits on how far a share can rise or fall in a day. Buy enough shares in one of the many companies, from insurance to airports to oil, and you become its chairman automatically. Shareholders receive profits on the 15th of each month, and when a company loses money, the shareholders pay for that too. There are auctions as well, and news events that swirl around company leadership. Getting rich by dividend is a slower, quieter way to win.

This is where the scheming lives. Shops sell cards and items: a remote-controlled dice to choose your roll, roadblocks, missiles, a card that frames another player and sends them to jail, one that steals their belongings. Gods wander the map too. The land god claims every plot he passes, an angel builds as he walks, and a small demon demolishes whatever he strolls past. Win by driving everyone bankrupt, or by hitting the wealth target set at the start, which can be unlimited if you prefer a last one standing match.