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Bakes cookies, builds hotels.
“You’re on my street? Lovely.”
A property-trading party game for friends and family
Bankrupt your friends. Hit pause when life calls, then pick it up days later on any screen with every deed exactly where you left it.
A small demo table. Roll the dice, move the rocket, buy a street, then pause the game and resume it.
You
Playing the rocket
1,240bucks
Your roll.
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Now the crew lives in three cities, and nobody can stay up that late anymore. The last game you started never got a winner: a phone died, then somebody had to go. Somewhere, a board still has three hotels on it.
Pass-and-play and CPU games pause any time. Online, the game pauses when the whole table agrees and keeps every seat for 14 days; after that, whoever’s ready can start a 48-hour final call.
Pause
Dice down. Everyone breathes.
Your seat’s saved
Close the app. Nothing moves.
Pick up where you left off
And yes, it’s still Jo’s turn.
Live tonight, or one turn at a time over days.
Your room sets each turn’s deadline, say 24 hours.
Pick a mode, a board and your house rules.
Share a link, a QR code or a room code.
Buy streets and haggle. Own a full color set, then build.
Anyone at the table can ask.
Play resumes when everyone taps ready.
One winner, one result card, one tap to rematch.
Sign in with Google and the crew is back at one table, whether everyone’s on tonight or the game runs a turn at a time all week.
Every rival talks back, and one of them holds grudges.
Bakes cookies, builds hotels.
“You’re on my street? Lovely.”
Collects stations like ships in bottles.
“All aboard. That’s my station.”
Will trade you anything, twice.
“Utility for your street? Final offer. Probably.”
Never forgets an auction.
“You outbid me. I’ll remember that.”
Family night, kitchen table, one phone or tablet going around. Each time the phone changes hands, a hand-off screen keeps your trades and auction bids safe from nosy cousins and anyone else leaning over your shoulder.
Send an emote when the dice turn on you. Swap jokes in quick chat while friends watch from the sidelines. When it’s over, share the result card in the group chat, or tap rematch and the same table is rolling again before anyone says good night.
Online and CPU games you play while signed in put coins in your pocket, up to a daily cap for CPU games. Your token’s been primping since lunch. Chase achievements and daily challenges, check your stats, or watch replays and climb the ranked leaderboard in online games. Coins buy looks, never luck.
Tokens
Boards
Dice skins
Achievements
Daily challenges
Shake on the rules, then shake the dice.
Rent Party plays by the classic property-trading rules and applies each one the moment it matters, so nobody has to dig out the rulebook mid-game.
Once you’re signed in, your games follow you from screen to screen. Whichever one’s closest wins.
Pro and Family raise limits, like how many online games you can run at once. You buy plans on the website.
The whole game, start to finish.
$2.99 a month, with higher limits.
$1.99 per seat a month, 3 seats minimum, you included.
Yes, every Rent Party game can be paused and picked up later: pass-and-play and CPU games pause any time, and an online game pauses when everyone at the table agrees. A paused online game waits 14 days, then whoever’s ready can start a 48-hour final call.