Uncle Wang 大富翁 欧洲之旅 银行游戏盘 (S版) Monopoly Style Board Game S-Edition

Product Description

中文版：游戏介绍与详细玩法（欧洲之旅 S版）

一、游戏简介

“欧洲之旅 银行游戏盘 S版”是 “Uncle Wang 大富翁” 系列的一款主题版本，地图聚焦欧洲国家／城市，采用银行机制（银行作为中央资金管理）版型，标注为“S版”可能意味着“精简版”或“特别版”。玩家通过购置欧洲各地地产、建设、收租、交易、管理资金，最终目标是在游戏中成为资产最多或最后未破产者。

二、组件（典型）

• 棋盘：格子为欧洲多个国家/城市地标或景点。

• 起始资金：每位玩家初始获得一定金额纸币。

• 银行区：由一名玩家或专门角色担任银行，管理资金、地产卡、拍卖。

• 地产卡：对应棋盘上可购买的地产格子。

• 建筑物标志（如房屋、旅馆）或提升租金的机制。

• 机会／命运卡（或类似事件卡）：玩家落在特定格子抽取并执行。

• 掷骰子或转盘决定移动数。

• 棋子／玩家标识。

• 纸币、说明书。

三、游戏目标

使自己在游戏结束时拥有最多资产（现金＋地产＋建筑物），或成为最后一位尚未破产的玩家。

四、游戏准备

1. 将纸币、地产卡、事件卡、建筑物等组件准备齐全。

2. 每位玩家从银行领取相同的起始资金（例如版说明可能是“1000 元”或类似金额，实际以盒内为准）。

3. 地产卡依照棋盘标示准备好，放置于银行区。

4. 指定一名玩家担任银行角色，负责管理资金、拍卖流程。

5. 每位玩家选择一个棋子，放在“起点／出发”格。

五、游戏流程

1. 轮流进行：玩家依顺时针顺序轮流行动。

2. 掷骰子／转盘：玩家掷一颗或两颗骰子，或依据游戏版型使用转盘确定移动步数。

3. 移动玩家棋子：根据点数向前移动相应格数。

4. 落格处理：

   • 若为未被购买的地产格：玩家可选择购买该地产，支付银行标示金额。若放弃购买，可由银行拍卖，其他玩家竞买。

   • 若为已被他人拥有的地产格：玩家支付租金给拥有该地产的玩家，金额根据地产类型／建筑物情况而不同。

   • 若为机会／命运／税收／监狱／公共事业等格：抽取事件卡或执行格子指示（如付税、抽卡、移动、停一回合等）。

5. 建造与发展：若玩家拥有某一色组（例如欧洲某一国家或城市群）的全部地产，可在其上建造建筑物以提高租金（是否建造机制视 S 版具体规则）。

6. 交易、抵押、破产：

   • 玩家之间可交易地产、现金、卡牌等。

   • 若玩家资金不足以支付租金或罚款，可将其地产抵押给银行或卖出建筑物获取现金。

   • 若仍无法支付，则宣告破产，退出游戏，其资产按规则处理。

7. 结束回合：玩家完成以上行动后，回合结束。若手上有超过规定张数或资金超过规定（如版上限制），按规则调整。

8. 胜利判断：当只剩一名玩家未破产，或达到预设胜利条件（例如某玩家资产达到目标），游戏结束，资产最多者或最后存活者为胜。

六、S版特别提示

• “S版”可能为简化版，适合家庭或孩子玩：可能棋盘较小、游戏时间缩短、起始资金较低。

• 银行游戏盘含有银行机制：强调资金管理、拍卖流程。

• 欧洲之旅主题意味着地产用欧洲城市代替中国城市／本土地标。

• 建议玩家人数一般为 2–6 人，适合年龄可能为 6岁以上。游戏时间可能在 20‑40 分钟左右。

• 玩法可视为经典大富翁机制的一种变体，若想增挑战，可加入“抢手卡”／“转盘”机制（若版上标示有该机制）。

English Version: Game Introduction & Detailed Rules (Europe Tour Bank Game Board S‑Edition)

1. Game Overview

The “Europe Tour – Bank Game Board S‑Edition” from the Uncle Wang Monopoly‑style series features a European cities theme and central banking mechanism. Players purchase properties, collect rent, build developments, trade assets, and aim to become the wealthiest or last standing player.

2. Components (Typical)

• Game board: Squares depict various European cities or landmarks.

• Player tokens: Each player chooses one.

• Banknotes / currency and central Bank (managed by one designated player).

• Property Title Deed cards for each purchasable square.

• Houses / Hotels or equivalent building tokens (if applicable).

• Chance / Event cards triggered by landing on special squares.

• Dice or spinner for movement.

• Banker role, rulebook.

3. Objective

Achieve the highest total assets (cash + properties + buildings) when the game ends, or be the last player still solvent.

4. Setup

1. Prepare banknotes, property cards, building pieces, event cards, and tokens.

2. Each player receives the same starting cash from the Bank (specific amount per S‑Edition rules).

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

4. Select one player as the Banker, who handles money, auctions, and property deeds.

5. All players place their tokens on the “Start” square.

5. Gameplay

1. Players take turns in sequence (clockwise).

2. Roll dice / spin to determine movement.

3. Move your token accordingly.

4. Landing action:

   • If landing on unowned property: you may buy it. If you decline, the Bank auctions it to all players.

   • If landing on someone else’s property: you pay rent to that owner (rent may be higher if buildings are present).

   • If landing on special squares (Chance, Tax, Jail, Utility etc.): draw an event card or follow the instructions.

5. Development: If you own all properties within a specific colour group (e.g., cities in one country or region), you may build houses/hotels (per S‑Edition rules) to increase rent value.

6. Trading & Financial Management:

   • Players may trade properties and money with each other.

   • If short of cash to pay, you may mortgage properties, remove building(s), or seek loan/trade.

   • If bankrupt (unable to pay), you’re out; your assets are managed as per rules.

7. End of Turn: When your actions are finished, end your turn. If you hold more cards or exceed any limits, adjust per the rules.

8. Winning the Game: The game ends when only one player remains or when a preset victory condition is met; the wealthiest or sole remaining player wins.

6. S‑Edition Specific Notes

• The “S‑Edition” is likely a simplified version for quicker play or younger audiences (smaller board, reduced starting funds, shorter duration).

• The bank game board emphasizes centralized banking and auctions.

• The Europe Tour theme uses European cities/landmarks for properties, adding a thematic twist.

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

• If marked “S‑版”, “Q‑版”, “银牌”, etc., double‑check the components as they may differ slightly from classic editions (e.g., spinner vs dice, simplified property groups).