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No, no, no, I don't leave anything to luck.

No, that's completely up to luck!

I was just in the "Momotetsu 3-year battle" mode with Sayuri. I was just doing a mode called "Momotetsu 3-nen Kessen! Now that Yumacchi is here, let's play Momotetsu again with the three of us!

Oh, it looks like I'm getting turned on by Sayuri.

No, why the 28th century?　And Sayuri, you're not good enough to call yourself a grandmaster!

No, "How are you doing? I'm not sure if it's a good idea or not.

Wow, 30 years is amazing!　I remember playing the PlayStation 2 version of "Momotetsu" with my relatives at New Year's when I was a kid.

Your voice is so loud!

Oh, I know that game!　It's an RPG for the NES, right?

No, I was too upset to say "older brother". Why don't you just say "big brother" like normal?

Even though it's the newest in the series, the basic rule of becoming the president of a railroad company, buying various properties, and aiming to become the number one in Japan in terms of total assets remains the same, right?

The design of "Momotetsu Reiwa" has been completely redesigned from the previous "Momotetsu" series. It's so cute with a pop taste.

Yumatchi, that's the Takanawa Gateway if you want to call it that.

Furthermore, "Momotetsu 2025" allows you to save your game in the middle of an online match. I'm a Momotetsu player who definitely wants to play for 100 years, so I really appreciate the ability to save in the middle of a game.

Yes, I definitely want to play for 100 years!　When I played 100 years with my relatives in the past, everyone fell asleep after about 30 years, so I ended up winning by TKO.

Momotetsu is, simply put, a backgammon game. The most basic goal of Momotetsu is to reach the destination station before other players by rolling the dice and moving the train as many times as the dice roll. The basic idea of the game is that if the train stops at a blue square, you get money, and if it stops at a red square, you lose money. The first player to arrive at the destination station will receive more money as aid.

Well, that's not quite right. In Momotetsu, the winner is determined by the total amount of assets. When you use your money to buy properties at property stations all over Japan, they become your assets. The total amount of money you have and the properties you own is your "total assets," and the winner is the person with the highest total assets.

The rate of return is set for each property, and the income based on that rate is received at the end of March every year at the end of the fiscal year. For example, if the property is priced at 10 million yen and the rate of return is 50%, 5 million yen will be received every year at the end of the fiscal year. In other words, the more properties you buy, the more your income increases. Furthermore, if you buy all the properties at a station and monopolize them, your earnings at that station will double.â

No, I don't feel like I'm winning or anything, ......?

No, I don't think I've told you everything about Momotetsu, .......

You're right, Bombi is something we shouldn't forget!　One of the features of "Momotetsu" is that when someone arrives at a destination, the god of poverty will haunt the person who is farthest from the destination. The god of poverty is a troublesome character who does bad things every month to the detriment of the player, such as selling property without permission or buying cards for twice the price.

And not only that, on rare occasions, the god of poverty transforms into King Bomby, which is really bad!　He rolls 10 dice, throws away a lot of money, throws away all the cards he has, and is taken to the Bombillas planet, which is full of "Bombillas stations" with more negative numbers than red squares. ...... It's a level of bad behavior that seriously makes the God of Poverty look cute, so if he turns into King Bombee, I'm honestly in despair. ......

So it's a given that you're going to have to play poor God with someone else before that happens. If your train is right on top of another player's train, or if you pass each other, you can do it. Or, you can just get to your destination as quickly as possible!

I'm sure that will happen, too!　The game of "how to avoid being attached to the god of poverty" is one of the most exciting points of Momotetsu!

Cards are also an indispensable element of Momotetsu.

You're so loud!　But let's leave Sayuri out of it for now. ...... Cards can be obtained by stopping at yellow squares or buying them at star squares, and they are very important in "Momotetsu".

You should always have one of the movement cards, such as the "Express Card," which allows you to roll three dice to advance, or the "Buttobi Card," which allows you to randomly fly to any property station, because it makes it easier to get closer to your destination or escape from the god of poverty. Interference cards, such as "Sword Hunting Cards" that take away cards from your opponent or "Fastball Cards" that smash other players' cards, can put pressure on other players just by having them, even if you don't use them.

There are also "Tokusei Cards" that can wipe out everyone's debts, "Lowest Ranking Cards" that do good things when used by the lowest ranked player, and more than 100 other types of cards with various effects. The strategic use of cards according to the situation is also an interesting aspect of Momotetsu.

Yumatchi, don't make eye contact with him. ...... You'll be consumed by his darkness. ......