Vyapari - Businessman Game

About

Roll, trade and bankrupt your friends on a board that is actually round. Vyapari is a property trading board game rebuilt for a phone. Forty tiles sit on a wheel instead of a square, so the whole board fits your screen without pinching, and the tile you care about is never sideways. PLAY YOUR WAY • Pass and play — two to four players on one device. No account, no internet. • Online — host a table and share a six-character code, or drop into the first open public room. Up to four seats, live. • Bots — fill any empty seat with a computer player that actually plays to win. FIFTEEN COUNTRIES, FIFTEEN BOARDS Buy Mumbai and Delhi on the India board, Ginza and Marunouchi in Japan, Ipanema in Brazil, Polanco in Mexico. Every country has its own cities, its own currency and its own prices — India, USA, UK, Japan, Germany, UAE, Australia, Canada, France, Singapore, Brazil, China, South Korea, South Africa and Mexico. THE FULL RULES, NOT A CUT-DOWN VERSION • Build houses evenly across a colour group, then trade up to a hotel • Mortgage a deed when cash runs short, and redeem it when it does not • Sell buildings back to the bank rather than go under • Rent doubles on a completed colour group, and climbs with every house • Transport hubs pay more the more you own; utilities pay on your dice • Jail, bail, and a card that gets you out of it • Chance and Treasury decks that will make your day or ruin it TRADES THAT TELL YOU THE ODDS Put deeds and cash on the table and the game values both sides for you, so you know whether an offer is generous before you send it — and whether the one you have been sent is a trap. BUILT FOR A PHONE • One-thumb property management: build, sell and mortgage from a single sheet • A turn timer you set to 30, 45 or 60 seconds, so nobody stalls the table • Lose signal online and the game holds your seat rather than dropping you • Sound, music and haptics you can each turn off FREE TO PLAY, HONESTLY Vyapari is free and supported by ads. There is nothing to buy, no energy to wait for, no board locked behind a paywall, and no ad you are forced to watch to keep playing. Every one of the fifteen boards is available from the first game. No sign-up. No email address. Pass and play works with no connection at all. Roll the dice.