MONOPOLY
***Design Your Original Monopoly Game**
Part 1 - Box Design, Logo
Part 2 - Custom Monopoly Money
Part 3 - Game Board.
Part 4 - Game Cards (Community Chest, Community Cards)
Part 5 - Game Cards (Properties/Deeds)
Part 6 - Game Pieces
Part 7 - Instructions
Part 8 - Using Creative Cloud Express or WeVideo - Design Promotional Video
Part 9 - Create Website (Google Sites or Adobe Creative Cloud Express)
Part 2 - Custom Monopoly Money
Part 3 - Game Board.
Part 4 - Game Cards (Community Chest, Community Cards)
Part 5 - Game Cards (Properties/Deeds)
Part 6 - Game Pieces
Part 7 - Instructions
Part 8 - Using Creative Cloud Express or WeVideo - Design Promotional Video
Part 9 - Create Website (Google Sites or Adobe Creative Cloud Express)
Monopoly Research
STEP 1. Watch these videos and start brainstorming/sketching your ideas for an original Monopoly game.
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Monopoly Board and Game Pieces
Every game of Monopoly comes with the same amount of money, token pieces and playing cards.
When you open the Monopoly box, you'll find the following:
In addition, there are three Community Chest squares and three Chance squares that require players to draw a card. Both Chance and Community Chest cards can be good or bad. There is the famous "Get out of Jail Free" card, but there's also the "Go directly to jail. Do not pass GO. Do not collect $200" card.
The two most potentially disastrous cards are those requiring "street repairs" and "general repairs" for all houses or hotels you own. The "street repairs" card requires the player that draws it to pay the bank $40 per house and $115 per hotel, which is a tough blow to folks who have invested heavily to improve their properties. The "general repairs" card isn't much better, charging $25 per house and $100 per hotel. Other unfortunate squares include Luxury Tax (which carries a $100 penalty) and Income Tax ($200 or 10 percent of your net worth).
The four remaining squares are the corner squares. GO is where play begins. Every time you land on or pass GO on subsequent turns, you collect $200, referred to as your "salary" in Monopoly. Free Parking is the only space in the game that requires you to do absolutely nothing. The "Go to Jail" square only results in jail time if you land on it, not if you pass it. The Jail square has two sections: "Just Visiting" is if you roll and land on Jail; and "In Jail" is when you get sent to jail.
When you open the Monopoly box, you'll find the following:
- a Monopoly board
- two dice
- 12 game tokens
- 32 houses and 12 hotels
- 16 Chance cards and 16 Community Chest cards
- a title deed card for each property
- Monopoly money
In addition, there are three Community Chest squares and three Chance squares that require players to draw a card. Both Chance and Community Chest cards can be good or bad. There is the famous "Get out of Jail Free" card, but there's also the "Go directly to jail. Do not pass GO. Do not collect $200" card.
The two most potentially disastrous cards are those requiring "street repairs" and "general repairs" for all houses or hotels you own. The "street repairs" card requires the player that draws it to pay the bank $40 per house and $115 per hotel, which is a tough blow to folks who have invested heavily to improve their properties. The "general repairs" card isn't much better, charging $25 per house and $100 per hotel. Other unfortunate squares include Luxury Tax (which carries a $100 penalty) and Income Tax ($200 or 10 percent of your net worth).
The four remaining squares are the corner squares. GO is where play begins. Every time you land on or pass GO on subsequent turns, you collect $200, referred to as your "salary" in Monopoly. Free Parking is the only space in the game that requires you to do absolutely nothing. The "Go to Jail" square only results in jail time if you land on it, not if you pass it. The Jail square has two sections: "Just Visiting" is if you roll and land on Jail; and "In Jail" is when you get sent to jail.