Mobile game Landlord Go gives Hong Kong’s would-be property tycoons a taste of the Li Ka-shing high life


Landlord Go takes the concept of the classic board game Monopoly to the next level, enabling players to buy, sell and rent out space in digital buildings set in their actual locations. — South China Morning Post

For many Hongkongers the dream of owning a home in the world’s most expensive property market is far-fetched. As for aspirations of becoming a real estate tycoon, building up a multibillion dollar property empire and leasing out space in some of the city’s most famous skyscrapers... dream on!

But now everyday people can at least get a taste of what it’s like to be a wealthy landlord, thanks to a new augmented reality mobile game.

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