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Monopoly: City Règle FIN DE LA PARTIE L’unité électronique vous indiquera la fi n de 3. En additionnant enfi n ses billets avec la la partie (après une heure). valeur totale de ses quartiers. Chacun des joueurs calcule alors sa richesse : 4. Le joueur le plus riche gagne la partie ! 1. En comptant ses billets. 2. En calculant la valeur des quartiers qu’il possède. La valeur du quartier est égale à la valeur du loyer que payerait un autre joueur qui tomberait sur cette case (voir page 13). IMPORTANT : UTILISATION DES PILES 8. Les piles doivent être maintenues hors de la portée IMPORTANT: UTILISATION DES PILES des enfants. Si l’une d’elles est avalée, prévenir un Retenez les informations suivantes. Les piles doivent être médecin immédiatement. mises en place par un adulte. Ne jetez pas les piles avec vos ordures PRECAUTIONS A PRENDRE : ménagères. Portez-les dans un centre de 1. Suivre attentivement les instructions. N’utiliser que les recyclage des déchets. piles conseillées. Insérer les piles correctement en respectant les signes + et – . 2. Ne pas mélanger des piles neuves et usagées, des piles standard (salines) et alcalines. 3. Enlever les piles usagées. On/Off 4. Enlever les piles en cas de non-utilisation prolongée. 5. Ne pas mettre les bornes en court-circuit. 6. Si le produit cause des interférences électriques ou semble en être altéré, l’éloigner des autres appareils LR03 électriques. Remettre en marche si nécessaire LR03 (éteindre et rallumer ou enlever les piles et les replacer). 7. NE PAS UTILISER D’ACCUMULATEURS RECHARGEABLES. NE PAS RECHARGER LES PILES NON RECHARGEABLES. © 1935, 2008 Hasbro. Tous droits réservés. Distribué en France par Hasbro France S.A.S. – Service Consommateurs : ZI Lourde, 57150 CREUTZWALD – Tél.: 03 87 82 76 20 – email : [email protected] Aa Distribué en Belgique par Hasbro België NV/SA, Industrialaan 1 bus 1, 1702 Groot-Bijgaarden, België. 101 Distribué en Suisse par / Vertrieb in der Schweiz durch / Distribuito in Svizzera da Hasbro Schweiz AG, Lindenstrasse 8, CH-6340 Baar. Tel. 041 766 83 00. AGE www.hasbro.fr 01790 + 0409 8 JOU 040901790101 Aa MONOPOLY City Inst BRAND avec la partie ! page 3 RÈGLES NOUVELLES JEU & ES PLACE MISE EN page 4-5 CONTENU DU e la portée évenir un dures ntre de JOUER page 6 COMMENT CONTIENT : 1 plateau de jeu, 6 pions, 80 bâtiments, 22 cartes de propriété, 25 cartes chance, 6 cartes de rappel des règles, 1 carte exonération de loyer, 2 dés, 1 liasse de billets MONOPOLY et 1 unité électronique multifonction. Aa 101 AGE 01790 + 2-6 0409 8 JOUEURS Aa MONOPOLY City Instructions (FR) C’EST VOTRE PREMIÈRE PARTIE DE MONOPOLY CITY ? Lisez bien toutes les instructions de ce livret Les pages avec un onglet de couleur rose, orange Vous vous avant de commencer car il y a de grosses et jaune vous expliquent les règles de base et les achetant l différences avec Monopoly classique ! Pour être autres pages vous donnent les détails pour bien construisa un parfait promoteur, nous vous conseillons connaître Monopoly City. d’effectuer un « tour de chauffe » avant de est représ commencer votre partie. vous arrêt n’appartie pouvez l’a de le mett INDEX Les règles ◆ Vous p votre t PAGE ◆ Constr NOUVELLES RÈGLES ................................................................................................................... 3 et/ou augme COMMENT GAGNER ................................................................................................................... 3 ◆ Les bâ CONTENU DU JEU ....................................................................................................................... 4 chers décide MISE EN PLACE ............................................................................................................................ 5 nuisibl L’UNITÉ ÉLECTRONIQUE ............................................................................................................. 5 des ea exemp COMMENT JOUER ....................................................................................................................... 6 bâtim rien du LES CASES DU PLATEAU ............................................................................................................. 7 sont p VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES ............................................................................................................... 8 investi CONSTRUIRE ................................................................................................................................ 8 LES BÂTIMENTS ........................................................................................................................... 9 Les bâtiments résidentiels et industriels, les gares .............................................................. 9 Les stades, gratte-ciel et la tour Monopoly .......................................................................10 PERMIS DE CONSTUIRE .............................................................................................................11 BÂTIMENTS BONUS & BÂTIMENTS NUISIBLES .......................................................................12 Il faut être PERCEVOIR UN LOYER ..............................................................................................................13 la partie e construisa DEALS, HYPOTHÈQUES & FAILLITE .........................................................................................14 les plus gr PARC GRATUIT & PRISON ..........................................................................................................15 FIN DE LA PARTIE ET UTILISATION DES PILES .........................................................................16 2 040901790101 Aa MONOPOLY City Inst NOUVELLES RÈGLES (LES PLUS IMPORTANTES) e, orange Vous vous déplacez autour du plateau en ◆ Pour protéger vos quartiers, construisez ase et les achetant les quartiers de la ville et en des écoles, des châteaux d’eau et our bien construisant des bâtiments. Chaque quartier d’autres bâtiments bonus (voir chapitre est représenté au centre du plateau. Si vous bâtiments bonus). vous arrêtez sur la case d’un quartier qui n’appartient encore à personne vous Règles complémentaires : pouvez l’acheter ou demander au banquier ◆ Si vous achetez deux quartiers du même de le mettre aux enchères. groupe de couleur, vous pouvez vous offrir un stade et ainsi augmenter vos Les règles de base : loyers. ◆ Vous pouvez construire lorsque c’est ◆ Si vous achetez tous les quartiers d’un votre tour. groupe de même couleur, vous pouvez PAGE ◆ Construisez des bâtiments résidentiels construire un gratte-ciel et ainsi doubler ......... 3 et/ou industriels sur vos quartiers pour les loyers de tous les quartiers de ce augmenter le montant de vos loyers. groupe. ......... 3 ◆ Les bâtiments résidentiels sont moins ◆ Si vous achetez tous les quartiers de ......... 4 chers à l’achat mais si un autre joueur deux groupes de couleur différente, décide de construire un bâtiment vous pouvez construire la tour ......... 5 nuisible (comme une usine de traitement Monopoly et ainsi doubler les loyers ......... 5 des eaux usées ou une décharge par de tous vos quartiers ! exemple) sur votre quartier, vos ......... 6 bâtiments résidentiels ne vaudront plus rien du tout ! Les bâtiments industriels ......... 7 sont plus chers à l’achat mais restent un ......... 8 investissement plus sûr. ......... 8 ......... 9 Vous êtes maintenant prêt à entrer dans le monde de Monopoly City ! ......... 9 .......10 .......11 COMMENT GAGNER .......12 Il faut être le joueur le plus riche à la fi n de Rendez-vous en page 16 pour savoir .......13 la partie en achetant des quartiers et en comment calculer votre fortune à la fi n de construisant des bâtiments pour percevoir la partie. .......14 les plus gros loyers possibles. .......15 .......16 3 Aa MONOPOLY City Instructions (FR) UNIT CONTENU DU JEU Bouto Si un jo quartie perso aux en ce bo enchè Bouton MARCHE/A Bâtiments Bâtiments résidentiels industriels 1 bâtiment 2 bâtiments 3 bâtiments 1 bâtiment 22bâti bâtiments t 3 bâtiments GARES STADES GRATTE-CIEL TOUR MONOPOL Chaque joueur commence la partie avec : 2 x 2 x 5M 1M 500k 8 HASBRO. 8 HASBRO. 6 x 6 x 200 200 , , M M 35 35 5 1 19 19 © © 2008 HASBRO. 2008 HASBRO. 35, 00k 35, 19 5 19 O. 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