Monopoly Tycoon (Windows)
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Monopoly Tycoon is a building sim based on the popular board game. You choose a character (Shoe, Horse, Race car, etc.) and complete various scenarios.

The game is a SimCity meets board game. You construct buildings on different lots (Butcher Shop on Boardwalk or Nightclub on St. James). Manage your business, make money, and outsmart your opponents.

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Monopoly Tycoon Windows the third view, zooming in to a property

Monopoly Tycoon Windows A list of the tutorials

Monopoly Tycoon Windows Mr Monopoly himself

Monopoly Tycoon Windows The top down view where you see all the information about the city

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Monopoly Tycoon Screenshot A flaw on the web page means that the thumbnail for monopoly-fullsize18 links to monopoly-fullsize21,

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User Reviews

Is it Monopoly? ... or is it SimCity?	James Walter (274)

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Critic Reviews

GamersMark	Oct 16, 2001	9 out of 10	90
games xtreme	Dec 12, 2001	9 out of 10	90
PGNx Media	Sep 02, 2003	9 out of 10	90
GameSpy	Oct 22, 2001	88 out of 100	88
Game Over Online	Nov 01, 2001	86 out of 100	86
Game Informer Magazine	Dec, 2001	8.5 out of 10	85
PC Games (Germany)	Nov, 2001	80 out of 100	80
Game Informer Magazine	Dec, 2001	7.5 out of 10	75
PC Zone Benelux	Dec, 2001	72 out of 100	72
Gameplay (Benelux)	Oct 31, 2001	67 out of 100	67

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Trivia

Locations

As well as all the classic locations from the board game, Monopoly Tycoon has three dockland properties; Port Jefferson, Albany Dock, and Hempstead Harbor. Unlike the streets, which are located in Atlantic City, New Jersey, these are waterfront locations on the Long Island Sound in New York.

Misleading advertising

Although the front covers say "From the people who brought you RollerCoaster Tycoon", none of the core developers are shared between the two games. The blurb supposedly only refers to the common publisher at the time (Infogrames).