CrazyPoly - the classic and Wild West boards side by side, under the game's logo.

CrazyPoly

A free board game about property, rent and ruthless deals. Buy businesses, build them up and charge rent until everyone else goes broke — or walk into the bank and help yourself, and take your chances with the jail cell. Play it against the people in the room, or against the rest of the world.

A look at it

The CrazyPoly board mid-game, with a players list and a history panel. — The board mid-game, with every player's holdings and a history of what just happened.

A dialog offering to buy the property the player landed on. — Land on a property nobody owns yet, and decide whether it is worth the cash.

The trade screen, with properties and cash offered by each side. — Trade properties and money with another player — the fastest way to complete a colour.

The bank robbery screen, showing the odds of each outcome. — Rob the bank when you are desperate. A big score, an empty vault, or a stretch in jail.

The bank screen, offering credit, mortgage and redemption. — The bank: take credit, mortgage what you own, and buy it back before the rent does.

The same board rendered in the Wild West theme. — The same game in the Wild West theme, with its own board, art and atmosphere.

Playing together

Online — a quick match against players anywhere in the world
Private rooms — share a six-character code and play with friends only; fill the empty seats with robots or with whoever is looking for a game
Friends — add the people you enjoyed a game with, and invite them to the next one
Same device — pass and play around one phone or tablet
Wi-Fi / LAN — everyone on one network, no internet needed
Robots — easy, medium and hard, and the hard ones play to win

At an online table, tap an emoji to say what you think of a deal without typing a word. And if you suspect the dice of having it in for you, Dice Stats shows every roll the game has actually made.

Available in eleven languages, and every mode except the online one works with no connection at all.

Support

Something broken, or a question? Write to support@neathippo.com — it reaches the person who wrote the game.