Main Street Tycoon
Game Options
You’ll get an invite link to share — up to 6 players, and you choose when to start. Empty seats can always be filled with bots.
Have a room code?
Game Options
You’ll get an invite link to share — up to 6 players, and you choose when to start. Empty seats can always be filled with bots.
Have a room code?
Want a game like Monopoly® you can play online with friends without everyone installing an app or making an account? Main Street Tycoon opens straight to the private room screen: type a name, create a room, and send the invite link by text, Discord, or WhatsApp. Friends open it, pick a color, and the game starts when everyone is seated — up to six players.
Mixed devices are fine — one player on an iPhone, another on a Chromebook, another on a desktop. Turn clocks keep the game moving, and if someone has to leave, a bot takes over their seat so the rest of the table can finish. House rules like free parking cash, auctions, and starting money are set by the host before the game begins.
Private rooms seat two to six players. Any seats you don't fill with friends can be filled with bots so the game starts right away.
No. The invite link opens the game in their browser. They type a name and join — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Their seat is kept for them. If they don't come back, a bot plays their turns so the game keeps going, and the turn clock stops one absent player from stalling the table.
Yes. Main Street Tycoon is free to play online with friends, with no paid tiers required to host a room.
It is an original property trading board game in the same family — dice, streets, houses and hotels, trading, bankruptcy — but with its own board, cards, and rules. It is not affiliated with Hasbro.
Spotted a bug, or have an idea for a feature or a whole new game? Tell us here — player feedback decides what we build next.
Main Street Tycoon is an original, independent game by Play Here. It is not associated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Hasbro, and Monopoly® is a registered trademark of Hasbro, Inc., used here only to describe what kind of game this is.