Uncle Wang 大富翁 世界之旅 银行游戏盘 (Q版) Monopoly Style Board Game Q-Edition

Product Description

中文版：游戏介绍与详细玩法（“世界之旅 银行游戏盘 Q版”）

一、游戏简介

“Uncle Wang 大富翁 世界之旅 银行游戏盘 Q版”是一款以“环游世界”为主题、采用银行集中管理机制、画风为 Q 版（卡通可爱风格）的家庭桌游。玩家将以环球旅行为背景，购买各地地产／地标、收取租金、建设发展、与对手交易，目标是在游戏结束前积累最多资产或使其他玩家破产。

二、组件（一般情况）

• 棋盘：格子为世界各地著名国家／城市／地标（如巴黎、纽约、东京、伦敦等）

• 玩家棋子：每位玩家选一个标识

• 起始现金：每位玩家从“银行”获得统一金额（盒内标注）

• 地产卡／产权卡：对应棋盘上可购格子

• 建筑物标志（如房屋／旅馆）或升级标志（若规则支持）

• 机会卡／命运卡／事件卡：玩家落在相关格子抽取并执行

• 掷骰子或转盘：用以决定移动步数

• 银行角色：一名玩家担当银行家，负责现金、地产卡、拍卖等管理

• 说明书：规则说明、资产核算、胜利条件等

三、游戏目标

玩家通过投资地产、发展、收租金、参与交易并避免破产，使自己的资产（现金 ＋ 地产 ＋ 建筑）最大化。游戏结束条件通常为：只剩一名玩家未破产，或达成预设胜利资产目标／回合数。胜利者为资产最多或最后存活者。

四、游戏准备

1. 将棋盘、现金、地产卡、事件卡、建筑物、棋子等组件摆放齐全。

2. 每位玩家从银行领取起始资金。

3. 地产卡与对应棋盘格子配对，置于银行待售区域或规则指定区。

4. 指定一名玩家担任银行家，负责管理现金、地产卡、拍卖等。

5. 每位玩家选择棋子并将其放置于“出发／Start”格。

五、游戏流程

按顺时针顺序轮流进行，每回合包括以下步骤：

1. 掷骰子／使用转盘：玩家掷一或两颗骰子，或转动转盘决定移动的格数。若掷出双数，视版规可能获得额外回合。

2. 移动棋子：根据点数将棋子移动到目标格子。

3. 落格执行：

   • 若落在未被购买的地产格：玩家可选择用现金购买。如放弃购买，则进入拍卖阶段，由银行家主持，其他玩家可竞价。

   • 若落在他人拥有的地产格：需向该地产拥有者支付租金。租金数额根据地产类型、是否已建设建筑、是否拥有整组地产等情况而定。

   • 若落在事件格／机会卡格：抽取事件卡或执行格子指示（可能获得现金、被罚款、移动、停一回合、抽卡等）。

4. 发展机制：若玩家拥有一个颜色组（或按版本定义的地标组合）全部地产，并规则允许建设，则可在这些地产上建造建筑物或升级标志，以提升租金收益。

5. 交易与资金管理：

   • 玩家之间可互相交易地产、现金、卡牌。

   • 若玩家资金不足支付租金或罚款，可将地产抵押给银行、出售建筑、或协商筹资。若仍无法偿付，则该玩家破产退出游戏，其资产按规则处理。

6. 结束回合：玩家完成上述行动后结束回合。若玩家持有超过版规规定的现金、卡牌或地产数，需按规则调整／弃置。

7. 胜利判断：当只剩一名玩家未破产，或达到预定胜利条件（如资产目标、回合数）时，游戏结束。胜利者为资产最多或最后存活的玩家。

六、Q版特点与备注

• “Q版”画风通常更为卡通、简化，适合家庭、儿童或轻松娱乐。

• 世界之旅主题：地产使用世界各大城市或地标，使玩家感受环球旅行元素。

• 银行游戏盘机制强调“银行家”角色、拍卖流程、资金流动互动性强。

• 建议玩家人数：2‑6 人（具体以盒标为准）；适合年龄约 6 岁以上；预计游戏时间约 20‑40 分钟（视版型而定）。

• 若说明书使用转盘代替骰子，则移动机制可能略有变化。

• 建议在初玩时先设定资产目标或回合数，以便控制游戏时长。

🇬🇧 English Version: Game Introduction & Detailed Rules (World Tour Bank Game Board Q‑Edition)

1. Game Overview

The “Uncle Wang Monopoly – World Tour Bank Game Board Q‑Edition” is a themed board game where players travel around world cities and landmarks, buying properties, collecting rent, building developments, trading assets and managing finances via a central bank system. The “Q‑Edition” suggests a cute, simplified design suitable for families and children.

2. Components (Typical)

• Game board: squares representing various global cities or landmarks.

• Player tokens: one token per player.

• Starting cash: each player receives equal amount from the bank.

• Property Title Deed cards: correspond to purchaseable squares on the board.

• Building tokens (houses/hotels) or upgrade markers (if building mechanics included).

• Chance/Event cards: triggered when landing on special squares.

• Dice or spinner: determines movement steps.

• Banker role: one player acts as banker managing funds, auctions and transactions.

• Rulebook.

3. Objective

By acquiring properties, developing them, collecting rent, trading and avoiding bankruptcy, players aim to maximize their total assets (cash + properties + buildings). The winner is the player with the highest assets at game end, or the last remaining solvent player.

4. Setup

1. Prepare all cash, property cards, event cards, building pieces and player tokens.

2. Each player receives equal starting cash from the bank.

3. Shuffle event cards and place them in designated area.

4. Assign one player as Banker to manage money, property transactions and auctions.

5. Each player places their token on the “Start” square.

5. Gameplay

Players take turns in clockwise order. On a player’s turn:

1. Roll dice / spin spinner to determine how many spaces to move.

   • Rolling doubles may grant an extra turn (if version allows).

2. Move your token accordingly on the board.

3. Landing action:

   • If landing on an unowned property: you may buy it from the bank; if you decline, it is auctioned among all players by the banker.

   • If landing on a property owned by another player: you pay rent to that player (rent may be higher if buildings are present).

   • If landing on a special square (Chance/Event/Tax/Jail etc): draw an event card or follow instructions (gain cash, pay, move, skip turn etc).

4. If you own all properties of a colour set (or defined group for this edition), you may build houses/hotels (if rules allow) to increase rent.

5. Players may trade properties and cash among themselves at any time (or as permitted by rules).

6. If you cannot pay rent or fines: you may mortgage properties, sell buildings or negotiate with other players; if still unable to pay, you are bankrupt and exit the game.

7. End your turn; if you hold more assets/cards than permitted, adjust accordingly.

8. Winning: The game ends when only one player remains solvent or when a preset condition is met; richest remaining player wins.

6. Q‑Edition Specific Notes

• The Q‑Edition features simplified gameplay, family‑friendly visuals and possibly fewer property sets or simplified building rules.

• The Bank Game Board format emphasizes centralized banking, auctions and financial decision‑making.

• The World Tour theme uses global cities/landmarks for properties, adding a travel flavour.

• Typical players: 2–6; recommended age: approx 6+; estimated play time: ~20‑40 minutes depending on version.

• Check the box for variant features: e.g., spinner instead of dice, simplified building mechanism, or themed event cards.