This week’s game play was a free play and my group chose to play Co-opoly: The Game of Co-operatives. For the first time, we are all running out of the idea of games, so I search online and find out Co-opoly might be a fun game to play in the class. Co-opoly is a creative and interesting game that is the opposite of Monopoly. And requires teamwork, solidarity, and collaboration for everybody to win otherwise everybody loses. And all players are on the same team and work together to start a cooperative business or organization and compete against the Point Bank. The main reason I chose to play this game is it teaches us how important cooperative is.
The overall process of the game is run smoothly, and we also take some time to understand the rules. But the main thing to remember is how to build and sustain cooperation. Each player has a character sheet at the beginning and shares who we are, and once we are done, we take starting points as labeled on the sheet from the Point Bank. And we rolling the dice to move and pick corresponding card, there are four types of cards including world cards and challenge cards. The hardest part about the game is the challenge card because we always need to make tough choices and put our teamwork to the test. So the overall process is exciting and trembling.
The Co-opoly is related to leadership since the most important thing in a group is teamwork and cooperation. And we made a decision is related to team members, not just ourselves. Because when you lose, the whole team will lose, when you win, the team also win. It also teaches me I need to make a choice carefully, the team is most important. If I played this game again, I would invite my parents to play. Since the game is also related to real life, and play together instead of competing against each other, group thinking and collaboration is most important. Overall, the game is worth playing.