Fortune Street

This is a complex strategy game that will only appeal to a very niche group of players. The basic concept is the same as the classic board game Monopoly -- players buy unowned properties ("shops") and then collect 'rent' every time another player lands on one of their shops. In addition, if players own additional shops in the same color group, their shop value increases, in similar fashion to players collecting all the same-colored properties in Monopoly. However, this game goes much deeper, allowing players to buy 'stock' in each of the color groups, collect dividends on rent even when the rent is paid to someone else, steal shops from other players, invest money into individual shops to manipulate the stock price, and devise strategies on how to navigate the winding, twisting board. This results in an incredibly nuanced game with a very steep learning curve. All of that being said, there is also an "Easy" version of the game that nixes the stock mechanic and makes it slightly more accessible to players, though this version has its own unique set of nuances and strategies.