Mono
Hit GO! Roll the dice! Earn MONOPOLY money, interact with your friends, family members and fellow Tycoons from around the world as you explore the expanding universe of MONOPOLY GO! It’s the new way to play – board flipping cleanup not required!
Take a Break!
Escape, enjoy, dream, scheme and stay in touch with this newly reimagined twist on MONOPOLY! Let everyone’s favorite zillionaire, Mr. MONOPOLY, be your guide as you explore new boards themed after world-famous cities, fantastical lands and imaginative locales.
So MONOPOLY GO!
Experience classic fun and visuals with gameplay fit for your phone! Collect Properties, build Houses and Hotels, pull Chance Cards, and of course, earn that MONOPOLY Money! Play with your favorite game Tokens such as the Racecar, Top Hat, Battleship, and more. Earn more tokens as you go!
See MONOPOLY icons like Mr. M, Scottie and Ms. MONOPOLY come to life, and brand new characters too!
Your Family Table!
Help or hinder! – You and friends can earn easy money with Community Chest and co-op events! Or heist their banks to help yourself get to the top. Don’t feel bad!
Collect and trade story-filled Stickers with friends and family and in our MONOPOLY GO! Facebook Trading Groups! Complete gorgeous, clever albums for huge rewards!
Features!
BUY & BUILD YOUR WAY TO THE TOP
Collect Property Tile Sets to build Houses and upgrade your Houses to Hotels to get even more rent from friends! All you have to do is hit GO!
ENJOY THAT CLASSIC MONOPOLY ATMOSPHERE
Roll the dice to enjoy the classic MONOPOLY board you know and love. Featuring familiar faces such as MR. MONOPOLY, and familiar spaces such as jail (womp womp!), Railroads, Properties, Tokens and more!
PLAY WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY
Get social! Play with friends to take full advantage of new mini-games such as Community Chest – where you and friends take a break from mischief and work together!
NEW OPPORTUNITIES EVERY DAY
Play Tournaments, the Prize Drop plinko mini-game, the Cash Grab mini-game and follow our Events for big rewards. With new Events running every hour, there are new ways to play and win every day!
MONOPOLY GO! is free to play, though some in-game items can also be purchased for real money. Internet connection is required to play the game.
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Game Discussion
Steam User 21
This game is amazing, I played your final night series and I have to say I hope you continue making games with this kind of work being done by your hand because when i was playing this game you actually have to figure out these puzzels without the game giving you hints or a notification that tells you to press E,F, Left mouse mouse button to interact wiht the surrounding i respect that, keep up the good work Liam.
Dear Liam,
I just have to say im glad that you decided to focus on projects that doesn't involve fnaf because sooner or later fnaf is going to end, people are going to get bored of it, and people are not going to get to see all of your talents in developing video games. I know you got a few people complaining that the game wasnt fnaf based and that it cost but let me say it again "Don't listen to your FNAF only fans mostly listen to the fans that care about everything you do" Go With Your Heart!Now Remeber i will always be there for you and never give up on your dreams.
-Wind
Steam User 1
I hesitated to play it in demo because it looked like a simple game. As soon as I learned it was a horor game, more likely a gore. So I though it wouldn't make me jump but I was actually wrong...
Fucking wrong.
And I love the glitches/bugs (not that they're real, it was on purpose by developer).
And breaking the 4th wall too!
Steam User 2
Review is only for Episode 1: I Want to Get Out
A clever premise simply executed. I am not a horror fan, but this game was interesting. Here's why:
The game is not much to look at - a simplistic interact system, white enamel furniture, and constant digital flicker through windows. Progression is guided by noises and shifting lighting, which keeps the player moving through story sequences.
The premise of the game is the good part - the player's role is as the player of a video game, and the baddie is a character inside the game your character (the guy playing the game) is playing. The baddie wants to escape the computer. Mono then uses game crashes, glitches, and blue screens (in-game) as, essentially, game-over or end of sequence screens.
So yeah. It's clever, it's short, and it made me yell frightened obscenities at my computer despite looking bland.
Steam User 0
This is my first horror game, but I seriously love it, and It's really full of suprises and things you don't expect! The visuals are amazing too, I don't know how they were made, but god damn, they're AMAZING, I can't express in words how much I like it. The game play is really diverse too, and I LOVE IT. Really, there's very little cons to this I game in my opinion - a few mechanics may be confusing for some, but overall I love this game.
Steam User 4
This is based off the first story of Mono - I Want To Get Out, as the other two aren't released yet as of this review.
There really isn't much to say about this first story of Mono - it was a ton of fun, very creepy, loved the "glitchy" aspect of it, and it absolutely left me wanting more. If I had to say anything bad about it - the graphics aren't that great (even though they suit the game fine) and the puzzles are relatively basic. Both are very minor issues in an otherwise great title that's worth the $4.
I definitely look forward to the next two installments and see how everything comes together.
Per usual, I did a playthrough of it if anyone wants to see it in action:
Steam User 1
Mono is an ok horror game
Pros
The Sound design is pretty good
it has some cool moments and it did scare me
Cons
Not a whole lot to do you mostly just walk around triggering scripted sequences
There's this one part in a maze with 3 buttons to reset your computer but I say screw that just ctrl-alt-delete and you win
So overall it's ok and it only cost 4$ so whatever if you wanna spook yourself out give it a try
Steam User 1
it was a great game, and a really unique idea. but for one reason or another, the third part was never finished (sound familiar valve), and the game is no longer available for purchase