Lovely neighbourhood. Terrible friends.
A party board game on a 1950s tin-toy TV show. 2-4 players, 15-30 minutes a match.
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Buy the street. Build it up. Charge rent.
Rentropolis went broke and sold itself to a TV channel. Every lot is now a prize on Channel 24's top-rated show, played on a tin-toy model of the city: sixteen properties in four districts, each with its own rule.
Nobody asked the tenants.
Pick your dice.
Every round, one pair of dice is rolled for each player. Whoever is furthest behind picks first, and everyone can see where each pair will land.
The leader gets the pair nobody wanted.
Rent that multiplies.
Stop on someone's property and you pay the sign rent in Cash. The owner scores RANT, and that's where it gets out of hand: floors, property type and Staff stack up from left to right.
The tenant pays $48. Mara scores 4,608 RANT.
Friends in high places.
62 Staff members make your rent bigger, from the Doorman to the Cousin at City Hall. You hold up to five, and they work left to right.
Terrible friends.
Nobody goes bankrupt. Nobody is knocked out. Last place picks first, and can still win.
2-4 players on one screen, or online with a room code. Bots take any empty seat.
Four quarters. One winner.
A match is one fiscal year. At the end of each quarter the RANT ranking turns into stars.
Coming soon to Steam