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Year
1994
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Description
Gay-themed Monopoly variant published in a limited edition.
With Homonopolis you'll be bar-hopping in Amsterdam and be visiting the various gay venues. Different things will happen on the way, not only brought to you by the Social Service cards and Now What!? cards, but also by your own ingenuity in negotiations with your fellow players.
You can buy bars and other properties when you land on them. Note that you can only start to buy when you have run the total board at least once! Selling and negotiating is only allowed when it is your turn and before you have thrown the dice. Players are obliged to follow instructions such as Now What!? and Go To SM-Cellar.
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Tabletop Tolson Review at 1:22 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
- Clear expansion to combine base games
- High variability due to three scoring cards and two decks
- Extremely portable: wallet-sized components
Cons
- Can be challenging to optimize adjacent colors
- Requires attention to multiple scoring objectives
Thematic elements
- Urban and agricultural planning with mixed blocks
- A combined system that merges Sprawlopolis and Agropolis
- Abstract/strategic
Comparison games
- Sprawlopolis
- Agropolis
- Naturopolis
- Ultimopolis
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Compound Scoring — Choose three scoring cards from three decks; combine objectives.
- Cooperative Game — Players discuss and reveal scoring cards together.
- Cooperative-discovery feel — Players discuss and reveal scoring cards together.
- Cross-deck scoring — Choose three scoring cards from three decks; combine objectives.
- Pattern Building — Score via overlapping color blocks and adjacency.
- Quadrant color matching — Score via overlapping color blocks and adjacency.
- Two-deck play area — Draw from two decks and place cards to create a shared board.
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Quotes (from this video)
- I love my combopolises my one my two my three
- this game is so easy to transport I can put four of these wallet pockets in in my back pocket like wallet games come on
- it's fun and different every single time
- isn't it super straightforward and easy I love that
- old cinemapolis is even more challenging
- button shy games is where you can find them
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