Wild West

In the Store

The Wild West board mid-game: an old map of the Americas, parchment panels and a cowboy token.

Saddle up. The Wild West theme plays by the same rules as the Classic one, on a board drawn from scratch: an old map of the frontier, parchment and leather, and businesses you would find on the trail.

What changes

The businesses. Cow and corn farms, gold, silver, iron and coal mines, a powder mill, a dynamite factory, an armory, a barber shop and the saloon “Red Light”.
The roads. Wagons stand in for the trains.
The robbery. Ride up to the bank on horseback — and ride on to the jail if it goes wrong.
The look. Every dialog, button and panel is redrawn for the theme, down to the history feed.

Everything else is the CrazyPoly you know: buy, complete a chain, build, deal, and charge rent until everyone else is broke. Online, on one device, over Wi-Fi or against the robots, with one die or two.

A look at it

Buying the saloon Red Light on the Wild West board. — The saloon “Red Light” is for sale. Somebody is going to own it.

The card of the Barber shop: cost, rent and the rent at every level. — Every business has its card: the rent at every level, on parchment.

The deal screen in the Wild West theme. — Horse-trading: businesses and cash, both ways across the table.

Robbing the bank in the Wild West theme: a rider in front of the bank, with the odds. — Ride in and rob the bank — or ride out to the jail.

Other themes

Classic Free Bright, modern and the one everybody starts with — cities, factories and an airport to fight over.

Halloween In the Store A night board with rules of its own — six heroes with powers, zombie robots and the Full Moon.