Components:

• Game Board: Customized with Monopoly City locations.

• Title Deed Cards: For properties on the board.

• Money: In various denominations.

• Building Blocks: Residential, industrial, and skyscraper blocks.

• Bonus Buildings: Stadium, School, Sewage Plant, and Park.

• District Cards: Providing special benefits.

• Chance and City Chest Cards: For additional gameplay elements.

• Dice: Two standard six-sided dice.

• Playing Pieces: Player tokens.

• Trading Unit: Electronic unit for transactions (if included).
  

Objective:

The objective of the game is to become the wealthiest player by buying, renting, and selling property, and by developing and trading buildings.

Setup:

1. Prepare the Board: Place the board on a flat surface.

2. Distribute Money: Each player receives a starting amount of money (determined by the game rules or set an agreed amount like $15,000).

3. Choose Playing Pieces: Each player selects a token.

4. Shuffle Cards: Shuffle the Chance and City Chest cards and place them face down on their designated spots on the board.

5. Distribute Title Deeds: Place the Title Deed cards beside the board.

6. Prepare Buildings: Set aside the residential, industrial, and skyscraper blocks as well as the bonus buildings.

7. Determine Starting Player: Each player rolls the dice; the highest roll goes first.
   

Gameplay:

1. Rolling the Dice: Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their token clockwise around the board.

2. Buying Properties:

   • If you land on an unowned property, you may buy it for the listed price.

   • If you choose not to buy it, the property goes to auction, and all players can bid.

3. Paying Rent:

   • If you land on a property owned by another player, you must pay rent as indicated on the Title Deed card.

   • Rent increases with the number and type of buildings on the property.

4. Building:

   • On your turn, you may build structures (residential, industrial, skyscrapers) on properties you own.

   • Each property can hold up to eight buildings, including special buildings like schools or stadiums.

   • Buildings add to the rent value of the property.

5. Bonus Buildings:

   • These buildings offer special effects (e.g., Parks increase rent, Sewage Plants decrease value).

   • These can be placed on any property, even opponents’.

6. Special Districts:

   • District cards provide unique benefits and can affect gameplay strategically.

7. Drawing Cards:

   • When landing on Chance or City Chest spaces, draw the respective card and follow its instructions.
     

Special Rules:

1. Trading:

   • Players can trade properties, buildings, and money.

2. Bankruptcy:

   • If you owe more money than you can pay, you must sell buildings and mortgage properties.

   • If you still cannot pay, you are bankrupt and out of the game. Your properties and assets go to the creditor.

3. Winning the Game:

   • The game ends when only one player remains solvent, or you can set a time limit and the player with the most assets at the end wins.
     

Strategy Tips:

1. Build Wisely: Prioritize building on properties that will generate the most rent.

2. Use Bonus Buildings Strategically: Placing a Sewage Plant on an opponent’s high-value property can decrease their income.

3. Trade to Your Advantage: Trading can help you obtain monopolies or improve your position.

4. Manage Your Money: Keep enough cash on hand to pay rents and avoid bankruptcy.