Vyapari

Vyapari is a property-trading board game set across India. Roll two dice, travel the ring of 36 squares, buy cities and collect rent from rivals until everyone else goes bankrupt.

• Buy any unowned city, railway or utility you land on. If you skip it, it stays with the bank.
• Rent: land on a rival's property and you pay rent. Owning a full colour set doubles the base rent of its cities.
• Build: with a full set you can build houses (up to 4) and then a hotel. Houses must be built and sold evenly across the set. Use the + / − buttons in your property list on your turn.
• Mortgage (M) a property without houses for half its price; redeem it later for the mortgage plus 10%. Mortgaged property collects no rent.
• Railways charge ₹250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 for 1–4 owned. Utilities charge 40× the dice (100× if you own both).
• Pass START to collect ₹2,000. Kismat and Samaj cards bring festivals, fines, refunds and trips.
• Jail: pay ₹500, use a Bail card, or try to roll doubles (up to 3 turns). Rolling three doubles in a row also sends you to jail.
• Deals: on your turn tap a rival's square and make a cash offer for it. Computer players will also offer to buy the cities they need to complete a set.
• If you can't pay a debt even after selling houses and mortgaging, you are bankrupt. Last player standing wins (or the richest player after the round limit; games end after 200 rounds at most).

Controls

Tap Roll (or the dice, or press Space). Tap any square for its title deed. Play 2–4 players on one device, any mix of humans and computer players. Your game is saved automatically.