Uncle Wang 大富翁 幸福人生 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

一、游戏简介

「大富翁 幸福人生 Q版」是一款以“人生旅程 / 幸福人生”为主题、采用“银行游戏盘”机制的家庭桌游版本。玩家仿佛经历人生的起点，通过移动、投资、交易、建设、人生事件卡等，积累财富、发展人生，并最终成为拥有最多资产或最后一名未破产的玩家。Q版画风更加卡通、简化，适合亲子或家庭娱乐。根据说明书摘要，该版还含有“人生履历计录纸”等元素。 punchboardgame.com+2max.book118.com+2

二、组件（典型）

根据说明书内容和商品页面描述，典型包含：

• 游戏盘一张：标有“起点格”、“可购买格子”、“事件格”、“机会／命运卡格”等。 max.book118.com+1

• 起始现金纸币（不同面额如五千／一千等）由银行分发。 max.book118.com

• 玩家代表物（棋子）若干。

• 人生履历计录纸：玩家记录自己财富、地产、人生阶段等。 punchboardgame.com

• 机会／命运卡牌，用于落在对应格子抽取。

• 地产卡／对应可以购买的格子（版规可能含）或资产卡。

• 建造物或升级标志（例如房屋／旅馆）—视版本而定。

• 银行区：一名玩家担任银行家，管理现金、卡牌、拍卖、抵押等。 max.book118.com

三、游戏目标

通过购买资产、收取租金／收益、发展、交易、经历人生事件，并尽可能避免破产，使自己的资产（现金＋地产/资产卡＋建筑/升级）在游戏结束时最多或成为最后一名未破产的玩家。

四、游戏准备

1. 将游戏盘、现金、卡牌、棋子、计录纸及其他组件摆放好。

2. 每位玩家从银行领取相同起始金额现金。说明书中例示：“五千分四张、一千分四张、五百分一张、二百分一张、一百分二张、五十分一张、十分快一张”作为银行纸币结构。 max.book118.com

3. 将卡牌（机会／命运）洗好并放在指定位置。

4. 指派一名玩家作为银行家，负责管理资金与资产卡、拍卖、抵押事务。 max.book118.com

5. 所有玩家将棋子放在“起点”格。

6. 若游戏包括人生履历计录纸，每位玩家领取计录纸一张，用于记录游戏中资产／人生进展。

五、游戏流程

按顺时针顺序，每位玩家在自己的回合按以下顺序操作：

1. 掷骰子／转盘决定移动（具体版可能为转盘机制）

2. 移动玩家棋子至相应格子。

3. 执行格子动作：

   • 若落在“可购买格子”且尚未被拥有：玩家可选择支付银行标示金额购买该资产／格子。若放弃购买，一般由银行主持拍卖，其他玩家竞价。

   • 若落在已被其他玩家拥有的资产格子：需向该玩家支付租金或费用，金额视该资产等级或升级状态而定。

   • 若落在“事件格”（机会／命运）：抽取一张卡牌并执行其指示（可能获得现金、被罚款、移动格子、暂停一回合等）。

   • 若落在“人生阶段格”或“计录格”（若版中有加入）：玩家在其计录纸上标记，并可能获得奖金或惩罚。

4. 发展或升级资产（若版支持）：如果玩家符合拥有某一资产组全部或具备升级条件，则可支付建设费用为该组建设／升级，以提高未来租金或收益。

5. 交易与资金管理：玩家之间可进行地产／资产交换、现金补差、卡牌互换。

   • 如果玩家无法支付租金或罚款，他可将资产抵押给银行、出售升级／建筑或协商贷款。若仍不能支撑，则宣布破产，退出游戏，其资产按银行规则处理。

6. 结束回合：轮次结束并交给下一位玩家。

7. 胜利判定：当剩下最后一位未破产玩家，或达到游戏盒上预设胜利条件（例如资产达到目标或经过预定回合数），游戏结束；资产最多的玩家胜出。

六、Q版与本版本特色

• “Q版”：画风更为卡通、可爱，适合儿童／家庭娱乐。

• 主题“幸福人生”：关注人生旅程元素，不只是地产买卖，可能包含人生履历、成长体验等。例如说明书中提及“人生履历计录纸”。 punchboardgame.com+1

• 银行游戏盘机制：强调银行家角色、拍卖机制、抵押售卖功能。

• 适合玩家人数通常为 2‑6 人（具体请以盒子说明为准），适龄约为 6 岁以上。游戏时间可能为约 20‑40 分钟。

• 若盒中使用转盘而非骰子，则移动机制可能更快速／随机。

• 建议玩家初次游玩时设定资产目标或回合限制，以控制游戏时长。

🇬🇧 English Version: Game Introduction & Detailed Rules (Happiness Life Q‑Edition)

1. Game Overview

The “Happiness Life – Q‑Edition” from the Uncle Wang board game series is a life‑journey themed bank game board. Players move around the board, purchase assets, collect income or rent, draw life event cards, trade with others, and aim to build their “happy life” by accumulating wealth or being the last standing player. The Q‑Edition features cute, simplified visuals for family and children. The game includes a “career/life record sheet” which players fill out during play. max.book118.com+1

2. Components (Typical)

• Game board: includes a “Start” square, several purchaseable asset squares, event/life squares, chance/fate squares. max.book118.com

• Player tokens: one token per player.

• Starting cash: each player receives an equal amount from the bank (e.g., banknotes broken down by denominations: 5000×4, 1000×4, 500×1, 200×1, 100×2, 50×1, 10×1). max.book118.com

• Asset/Property cards corresponding to purchaseable squares.

• Building or upgrade tokens (houses/hotels) if the version supports development.

• Life Event / Chance / Fate cards: drawn when landing on specified squares.

• Banker role: one player acts as banker, managing money, assets, auctions and mortgages.

• Life record sheets: each player uses to record their journey, assets and life stages. punchboardgame.com

• Rulebook.

3. Objective

Players aim to maximize their assets (cash + assets + developments) through acquisition, development, collecting rent/income, trading and avoiding bankruptcy. The winner is the richest when the game ends or the last remaining solvent player.

4. Setup

1. Set up the board, asset cards, event cards, tokens and life record sheets.

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

3. Shuffle event/fate cards and place them on the designated deck space.

4. Designate one player as the Banker to manage funding, assets and auctions.

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

5. Gameplay

Players take turns in clockwise order. On each turn:

1. Roll the dice or spin the spinner to determine how many spaces to move (some editions use spinner instead of dice).

2. Move your token accordingly.

3. Landing action:

   • If you land on an unowned asset square: you may purchase it from the bank. If you decline, it goes into bank‑run auction among players.

   • If you land on a square already owned by another player: you pay rent or fee to that player, amount depending on asset level or development.

   • If you land on an event/fate/life square: draw the corresponding card and follow its instructions (gain cash, pay fine, move to a different square, skip next turn etc).

4. Development: If you own all assets of a defined group (or if version allows), you may build houses/hotels (or upgrades) to increase future rent/income.

5. Trading & Financial Management:

   • Players may trade assets, cash and cards among themselves.

   • If you cannot pay what you owe (rent/fees), you may mortgage assets, sell developments, or negotiate deals with others. If you still cannot pay, you are bankrupt and exit; your assets are handled according to rules.

6. End your turn; if you hold more cash/cards than permitted (if edition has limits), adjust accordingly.

7. Winning: The game ends when only one player remains solvent or a pre‑set victory condition is reached; the richest remaining player wins.

6. Q‑Edition Highlights & Notes

• The Q‑Edition features simplified gameplay and family‑friendly visuals, often with fewer asset sets or simplified building rules.

• The “Happiness Life” theme includes the life‑journey element: career, asset growth, life events and record sheet rather than pure property trading.

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

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

• Check the box for edition‑specific variations: e.g., spinner instead of dice, special life event cards, or simplified upgrade mechanism.