Richman 11 Review (PlayStation 5)

by Jim Smale · Published April 16, 2024 · Updated April 15, 2024

Richman 11 Review, The long-running Richman series arrives with its most advanced and addictive entry yet, Richman 11! In this high-stakes 3D board game of investments and property control, players can choose from a wide variety of fancy and energetic characters to represent them, set the number of players and enter a hilariously immersive game world all about getting rich and staying on top!

Richman 11 Review Pros:

Cutesy graphics.
2.05GB download size.
Platinum trophy.
You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
Board game gameplay.
Optional tutorial games for the different modes.
The goal of winning is much the same as Monopoly, get the most money or take everyone else’s money.
All characters have their own personality and shout-out catchphrases and sayings.
Land on a square and you can buy the land, enter the square again and you can build houses on them to make money.
Land on an opponent’s square and you have to pay rent to them.
Level up buildings to level 5 to further increase the rent.
You get cards that can be played to change the game so things like block a player, instantly level up a hotel, and loads more.
Online and local play are available.
Three voice choices – English, Japanese, and Chinese Mandarin.
Offline has two modes – single play and multiplay but that requires multiple controllers.
12 classic maps.
4 Brawl maps.
12 traditional maps with snatch properties.
Instruction manual menu.
Classic maps are the base game, buy land and build hotels.
Snatch properties classic maps are where some land already has buildings and offers more powerful cards. The buildings already being in land means you make money faster.
16 players and they each have unique abilities, passives, and costumes.
Six landlords who can change how the game is played.
Three difficulties for the landlords – Easy, normal, and hard.
Seven large-scale building types – park, institute, energy center, real estate company, bookstore, grand hotel, and business center.
Buildings will change how the game plays going forward and add modifiers.
Ten gods are in the game and make more powerful changes to the game or grant you powers.
Challenge mode is where you get to set goals and face off against a landlord of your choosing.
Free mode is where you can choose the map, initial cash, initial deposit, days of price rise, game rounds, and player talent.
A traditional game lets you have up to 4 players and you can add in AI or real players depending on the mode.
Can save and load when you want.
A handy ranking system with colored bars shows who is doing the best and worst.