Alright, guys, so I’ve been digging into Monopoly Go lately, and let me tell you, figuring out all the different boards has been a project. I started out just playing, you know, enjoying the game, but then I got curious about how many boards there actually are and what makes each one unique.
First, I started poking around online. I was trying to find a simple list, but honestly, it wasn’t as easy as I thought. I found bits and pieces of information here and there, but nothing concrete. It was all kind of jumbled up.
So, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I created a simple spreadsheet – nothing fancy, just a way to keep track. Every time I landed on a new board, I’d jot down the name and any special features I noticed.
My Tracking Strategy
My method was pretty straightforward:
- Play the Game (A Lot): Seriously, the best way to discover boards is just to keep playing. I rolled those dice like it was my job.
- Note the Names: Every time I hit a new board, I wrote down the name, to prevent duplicate records.
- Describe Features: I kept track of unique characteristics, I add them in my sheet.
It took a while, many times that I felt exhausting, and there’s probably still more out there, but I feel like I’ve got a pretty good handle on the main ones now. I’ve seen a ton of different themes and layouts. It’s pretty cool how much variety they’ve packed into this game.
I’m keeping my spreadsheet updated, of course. I do have some data, but I won’t share them this time. It’s my hard work after all. But I am thinking about the best way to organize all this info, so maybe I’ll share something more structured down the road. If you are as curious as I am, try to create your own list!
