A SEAT AT THE TABLE
Your first game, step by step
Two to four people share one device. You only need player names and a little curiosity.
1. Gather and review
Open Play, choose two to four players and enter names. Review the setup before starting: everyone gets ₹15,000 at Start, with no properties. Use Resume to continue an existing game.
2. Roll and resolve
Roll two dice. Crossing or landing exactly on Start awards ₹2,000. On an unclaimed property, buy it or choose Pass. You can always pass, even when you cannot afford it. Inspecting a different space does not let you buy it.
3. Pay and pass the device
Rent goes to the property's owner. Taxes cost the displayed ₹300, ₹500 or ₹700. Rent and taxes are capped at your available balance; players with ₹0 stay in play. End your turn when the landing is resolved.
4. Save your evening
The game saves after a landing is resolved, never during movement. On reopening Play, choose Resume. Export save makes a JSON file; Import save validates it before asking to replace your game. Keep a backup when switching devices or website addresses.
Try one turn
A small practice using the same rules as the game. Roll a fixed 1 + 1 to reach Gateway of India, then buy or pass.
Practice with Asha and Ravi. This example never touches your saved game.
Asha · ₹15,000 · 0 properties
A few things to know
Fortune, transit, utilities and corner spaces have no additional effect. There is no construction, trading, bankruptcy, online play or win condition in this version. All money is fictional.
Make it comfortable
Use the moon or sun in the header to switch themes. On a phone, scroll the board sideways and use the turn controls above it. The first-turn guide in Play follows your actual actions. Settings can be exported separately from your game.
Moving between addresses?
The Vercel and custom-domain websites have separate browser storage. Export from the old address, then open Play at the new address and import the file. Storage errors do not block play; use exports to keep a portable backup.
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