MILIONEREKRemember the auctions and arguments around the family table?
Long evenings of property trading, the board spread out on the carpet, banknotes everywhere and the big fight over that one hotel. Now you can feel that thrill again — online, with family and friends, wherever they are.
Free · no sign-up · no install needed (or get the Windows installer)
Everything we loved about the board game
…plus a few things we always missed at the table.
Online play
Create a room, send your friends a 5-character code and play together — everyone on their own device. There is also a list of open rooms and a spectator mode.
One computer, many players
Several players on one screen or over your home network — just like at the table, minus the lost banknotes.
Computer opponents
Not enough players? The computer buys, builds, bids and haggles — and it is not easy to fool.
Trading and negotiation
Swap properties, add cash, and if an offer does not suit you — click “Negotiate” and name your own price or ask for an extra card.
Auctions
Nobody wants a property? It goes under the hammer. Short of cash? Mortgage or sell something on the spot and keep bidding.
Your cards at hand
The side panel shows everything you own. With every offer you can see at a glance whether that card completes a colour set.
Stats and leaderboard
Net-worth chart, who paid the most rent, 21 achievements to unlock and a leaderboard of all your games.
Chat and emoji
The table talk is still there: chat in the lobby and during the game, quick reactions with one click.
10 boards to choose from
From the classic board to European capitals, world cities and Polish mountains.
See it in action
Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
Rules in a nutshell
- Goal: be the last player who hasn't gone bankrupt — or have the highest net worth when the round limit is reached.
- Moving: roll two dice. Doubles = roll again; three doubles in a row = jail.
- GO: every time you pass GO the bank pays you a bonus.
- Unowned property can be bought. Short of cash? Mortgage something or sell to another player. If you don't buy — it goes to auction.
- Rent: landing on someone else's property, you pay the owner. A full colour set doubles the rent — with houses and a hotel, much more.
- Houses and hotels are built once you own the whole colour set — evenly. After 4 houses comes the hotel.
- Mortgage: the bank lends you half the price. A mortgaged property collects no rent; paying it off costs 10% more.
- Jail: get out with doubles, by paying $50 or with a “get out of jail” card. Whether a prisoner collects rent is up to you in the settings.
- Out of money: mortgage, sell houses, sell any property to another player — or declare bankruptcy.
How to play with friends online
Click “🌐 Online play” → “Create room”. You will get a 5-character code.
Friends click “Join” and enter their name and the code — or pick your room from the list of open rooms.
Add computer opponents, pick a board and click “▶ New game”. The rest is just like at the table.
FAQ
Is Milionerek free?
Yes — no fees, no sign-up and no in-game purchases. The game is free thanks to KyvoTV.com.
Do I need to install anything?
No. All you need is a browser — click “Play now”. The Windows version is a handy app with a desktop icon that also lets you play over your home network without internet.
Windows warns me about the installer — what now?
The installer is not digitally signed yet, so SmartScreen may say “Windows protected your PC”. Click “More info” → “Run anyway”.
What can I play on?
Any computer with Windows, macOS or Linux in an up-to-date browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari). A big screen is best — on a phone the board gets small.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 6 players per game — people and computer players in any mix. Spectators can join the room too and take a seat in the next game.
Is the game saved?
Yes — it saves automatically after every turn on the host's computer. If someone loses the connection, they rejoin with the same name.
Is it in English?
Yes — switch with the PL / EN button on the start screen. Players in one room see the game in the host’s language.