Monopoly Go’s latest update introduces a racing mini-game

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  • Monopoly Go now has a racing game with Tycoon Racers!
  • Team up with other players to collect flags and get a head-start in the race
  • Compete for either personal prizes, or more flags to hopefully hit the top of the leaderboard

Well, it was only a matter of time. Monopoly Go now has a racing mini-game! Yes, the hit board game adaptation by Scopely, which has proven to be a mega-hit for the developer, now adds the final boss of virtually all multiplayer games with a kart-racing mechanic.

Monopoly Go’s Tycoon Racer, the recently added mini-game, has you compete in regular matches and against other players to gather flags, which can then be used to fuel your team’s race around the track in Tycoon Racer proper. Prizes on the line include dice, tokens, or more flags to boost your team to the finish line for the chance of even more prizes.

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Race for dice

What we can see more than anything with this Monopoly Go Tycoon Racer mini-game is just how dedicated Scopely knows its players are. When you sign up for a race you have a 24-hour period to gather flags, which in game terms is a massive time. It certainly seems Monopoly Go’s fans aren’t the ‘dip in for a quick 20-minute match’ type.

Is that good or bad? Well, if you’re hoping for quick fun this probably isn’t the mode for you. But if you’re looking to build up to a win that could net you some serious prizes, then this may indeed be the best new addition to Monopoly Go since its launch.

But in the meantime, if you’re not a fan of games like Monopoly Go, then why not take a gander at our list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) to see what else is on the docket?

Better yet, you can always check in on our other list of the most anticipated upcoming games to see what else is close to release in an already stacked year for mobile.

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