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Billion Road
Billion Road takes you on a journey to a number of real-life prefectures and cities throughout Japan, and your goal is to be the richest player in the game. Up to 4 players can compete locally and online. Takeover all of Japan and dominate the businesses world like a tycoon!
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8 reviews found90
Use a Potion
Apr 16, 2020
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Digitally Downloaded
Apr 20, 2020
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The Indie Game Website
Apr 16, 2020
Billion Road is chaos, it’s nonsense, and it shows that you can take a simple, perfect design, staplegun 100 tiny bells and whistles onto it and it’ll make a wonderful noise when it moves.
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LadiesGamers.com
Apr 28, 2020
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NintendoWorldReport
Apr 16, 2020
Even with a handful of mild problems, Billion Road is a fun local multiplayer board game on Switch. The most notable potential drawback is that it is at its best when you have two-to-four players that are all down for some whimsical yet strategic tabletop nonsense. If you have a few friends at home or nearby to play Billion Road with, dive into the Japan-themed board game mayhem.
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Killa Penguin
Apr 13, 2020
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Noisy Pixel
Apr 16, 2020
Billion Road has a lot of potential to be a great party game. While it can be fun in short bursts, it quickly becomes dull due to a lack of variety. One can only walk to and from the goal so many times before thinking, “could I be doing something better with my time?” Though it can be slightly more enjoyable in groups, it won’t take long for a game to become boring, no matter how many people are playing. Though there technically are a few different game modes in Billion Road, they’re all just slight variations of the same thing.
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Nintendo Life
Apr 24, 2020
Billion Road makes an intriguing pitch: to combine Monopoly and Pokémon into a family-friendly digital board game. With its bright presentation, varied mechanics, and endless barrage of distractions and rewards, it could be perfect for young families looking for some wholesome couch time. However, there's a critical lack of strategic substance underpinning it all, while the presence of a virtual guiding hand tilting the odds robs the game of the emotional extremes that the true classics manage to evoke.
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