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OOC Game System (Sampler)
*Instructions: Monopoly Junior 1990*
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Gameplay:
Monopoly Junior is played with 2 players (Blue & Green) as they answer Crossword Clues to obtain Properties and their Values during the First Round, Collecting Rent in the Second Round and to win game for a shot at the Bonus Round worth $1K or $2K Prize.
= Round 1
The players go around the board to collect Theme Park properties by answering Crossword Clues one at a time that the host would read off. The Way the narrator plans to do the Crossword Questions is that each Property Color Section will start with a different letter rather than the corners on the game board in the actual show.
Correct Answers grant ownership of that property and adds the value to that player's score. However, if a Player is wrong, the value of that property is deducted from that Player's Score.

If no one answers by ringing in, another clue is read off until a player answers. Should a player get the properties of a single color of that monopoly then the combined total of that monopoly is added to the player's score (Ex: 2 Purple Monopolies are worth $2).
However, if multiple players have control of the properties then a Showdown Face Off takes place to see which player takes control.

= Round 2
The players would then use their Ticket Booths on the Monopolies they obtained as they would increase their score by earning rental fees as the dice is rolled. The Person who owns that property gets a First Shot at the Crossword Clue. A Correct answer will score the rent and be added to the score. If not, the other players could steal the points by answering the Crossword Clue

*Space Effects*
Fireworks Show = All Players pay $2 as that goes to the Loose Change Space

Water Show = All Players pay $2 as that goes to the Loose Change Space

Go to Lunch = All Players pay $3 that goes into the Loose Change Space

Loose Change = The Loose Change Space starts and $5 and grows by Take the Tramway to Lunch, Water/Fireworks Show Spaces

Blue/Red/Yellow/Green Line Railroad = Bonus Prize Stunt Challenge
(Red = Adventure Express/Fantasy Flyer/Aquatic Explorer/Eco Adventure)

= Bonus Round
Same as Monopoly 1990 TV game but with minor changes.
First, the Player would place 4 Lunch spaces on the board and landing on one of these Lunch Spaces would result in a bonus challenge for prize, Each Space that the player passes will result in a $5 Bonus. Should the Player Pass GO then that play scores $500 and if that player lands on GO, its worth $1,000. (NOTE: If Monopoly Junior was a TV Game, the Champion would have 2 minutes)
However, should player land on a Lunch Space, then that Player would spin a wheel to see what Bonus the player will receive & what challenge they would need to complete before continuing.

OOC Game System (Sampler)
*Instructions: The Mad Dash*
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= Gameplay
The Mad Dash is a 22 Space Board Game Format TV Game where 2 Teams of 2 Players play (Teams of Red and Blue). One player acts as the Dasher being the Game Token while the other is the Roller who rolls the dice after General Knowledge Questions are asked and answered correctly.

A Toss Up Question is asked and the player who rings and answers the question, rolls the Dice being a Single 6-Sided Dice with the 6 being replaced with a Cash Icon and should the player land on it, a $10 Bonus is awarded but if 3 6s are rolled consecutively, that player gets $50

The game is played with a Best of 3 Round Format as to win a Round, the player must go from the START Space to the WIN Space. The Team to complete 2 out of 3 Rounds, wins the Game.

= Known Spaces
Cash (Green Spaces): 3 Ranges from $20 to $250 while the remaining Space Doubles the Money Score

Prize (Blue Spaces): Awards a Prize to that Team

Negatives (Red Spaces): Go Back a Number of Spaces Rolled/Lose Cash/Lose Prize

Dash (Yellow Space) = A true-or-false question was asked to the dasher where a correct answer would advance the dasher or the dasher would go back a number of spaces where the Dice lands on

Breakaway (Yellow Space) = The Roller Rolls the Dice and normally, would have the Dasher run a number of spaces on the born until time ran out on the actual show. However, in the Game Lab Version, the amount the dice would roll would be doubled instead.

Dice Game (Question Mark) = The Roller Rolls 2 dice instead of 1. If the dice hand on a 12 (Box Car 6s), that team is awarded $100 and rolls again. (So a player could easily win the game if they're 12 spaces away). That player would move the number of spaces the dice is shown

Carnival Game (Question Mark) = TBA (Actual Show Examples: Shooting Star/Bean Bag/Mad Darts)

Prize Wheel (Question Mark) = The Dasher would spin a Double Prize Wheel, one side had a cash value ranging from $25 to $200 along with an Insurance Policy and the other had a prize. That team would win the cash and prize shown If the first wheel landed on the insurance policy, they would receive a policy which could prevent them from losing cash or prizes later in the game.

Thin Ice (Question Mark) = A true-or-false question was asked to the dasher. A correct answer would cause a team to steal a prize from the other team while a wrong answer causes a team to lose a prize to the other team. If neither team had prizes. The Team would move pay $50 to move 5 spaces ahead

Brains or Brawn = The dasher would choose to take either Brains (a question) or Brawn (a stunt challenge). If the player succeeds then that dasher would move forward on the dice shown, if not, that player would go back a number of spaces on the dice shown.

Mini Dash = The Roller would spin a 16 Space Wheel and whatever the wheel lands on, will cause that effect to take place which ranges from
= Exchange Scores
= Cash
= Roll Forward
= Prizes
= Lose Cash
= Lose Prizes
= Roll Over
= Roll Back
= Bankrupt
= Lose a Turn
= Double Cash
= Lose a Loss (Extra Life)
= Insurance Policy (Protects Cash and Prizes from being lost)
= etc