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BrightonOpoly

1998

BrightonOpoly

2–6 players · 0 min · 8+

BRIGHTONOPOLY is concerned with business trade in Brighton. The object of the game is to accumulate as much wealth as possible through the purchase, trade and development of businesses - the businesses themselves representing actual firms on the Island or town.

It has the following features:

  • Businesses to buy, trade and sell.

  • A £500 ‘Loan Card’ for each player, ‘Get Out of Jail’ in another game.

  • The ability (once you own all the key businesses in a colour group) to expand by building shops and superstores. Though you wouldn’t guess that from the counters!

  • Magistrates Court - a place where you get sent when you have failed to pay your bills - though you are able to visit if you happen to pass by.

  • The Baron Langham Square, where you gain £200 by passing through. Not in the usual position of one of the corner squares, but two squares after the Start.

  • 21"Take A Break" and 21"Lets Go Bowling" cards.

  • Mortgages

  • Wheeler's of St.James. Sponsored Free Parking.

  • ... and many more.

Box Description : Painting of Brighton Pier Titled: Its Never Too Late by Philip Dunn Board Description : Picture of 3 deckchairs in front of the pier from the painting; More Vacant Places by Philip Dunn. Year of Manufacture : 1998

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