You get rich. Your friends get grabby.
Last round, you were yelling, "Come on, share the wealth!" Now you're the one in the fancy suit, and it's all, "Let's be reasonable, everyone."
RICH FOR 30 is an online multiplayer party game where getting rich makes you everyone's favorite target. Each player records up to 30 seconds of tycoon antics, then you take turns trying to catch each other's recorded tycoons. The tycoon follows the recorded route; chasers move freely, take shortcuts and set up ambushes. When your route is up, you can only watch. Enjoy your friends falling for the plan, or squirm as it falls apart.
Hide in plain sight
Try rounding a corner, copying a passerby's appearance and strolling straight back the way you came. Your friend might be halfway down the street chasing your lookalike while your recorded self walks right past.
Don't celebrate yet. Invisibility can still leave footprints. A chaser who follows the trail can head straight for the exit, turning your clever getaway into a special delivery.
Past you had a plan. Present you has regrets.
As a tycoon, why spend the whole route running? Stop to flaunt your fortune and draw a crowd. More onlookers and a longer performance mean more points.
While recording, two more seconds in the spotlight seemed like a great idea. Watching your friend close in, you realize those two seconds are exactly what they needed. You're willing your past self to move. Your past self is still showing off.
Cash in hand. Or bills in your face.
Spot the tycoon, take a shortcut and land a swipe with your golden glove to claim a red envelope full of cash. Pick the wrong person, though, and an ordinary citizen's pocket fires a bill straight into your face. You came for a handout. Now you're peering around the paperwork.
Miss entirely and your glove deflates. The tycoon is right there, but you have to keep chasing while it puffs back up. Any time now, glove. Any time.
Roll the replay. Settle the argument.
You were absolutely sure they went that way. The replay tells another story: you spent half a street chasing an innocent bystander while someone else took a shortcut and waited by the exit for their payout.
Switch viewpoints to catch every close call, mistaken identity and swipe that almost landed. Find out how you got fooled, then borrow the trick for next time.
You can also take on challenges, create routes and practice solo. Have a few new tricks ready for when your friends come online!
