Frequently asked questions

Yes. It's free to play, with no payments and no in-game purchases.

No. You play in the browser, on a computer or a phone.

Yes, a quick one: a username and password, or sign in with Google. That way your games, rating and history are saved.

2 to 4 players per game.

Much less than the board game: every turn is timed, and with no mortgages nobody drags on. A 4-player game usually doesn't last more than 30 minutes – and you'll probably want to play another one right after.

No. Money & Chaos is an independent Monopoly-style game with rules of its own: no mortgages, no living below zero, flights between airports, and a Parking square that costs a turn.

If you drop below zero, you have time to sell buildings and properties (or close a deal) and get back above zero. If even selling everything won't cover the debt, you're out of the game.

Yes. Open a private room and send your friends the link. Private rooms don't show up in the lobby.

Yes. In ranked rooms the result changes your rating, and there's a leaderboard. How many points you gain or lose depends on where you finished (say, second out of 4) and on the ratings of the players you played: you gain points for everyone who finished below you and lose points to everyone above you, and beating higher-rated players is worth more. A game counts once it has lasted at least 2 minutes and 10 turns.

Hebrew and English. Every player picks their own language, even in the same game.

1,500. Passing Good Speed pays 200, and landing exactly on it pays 300.

Yes. Every game is saved, and you can replay it move by move.