Although the single player option is flawless, the online capability, however, which undoubtedly is the game's most appealing pull, needs much work.First, the lag between each player's turn, though at times tolerable, still toes the line between a nuisance and a bore, but that it often occurs crosses the line, leaping and bounding, to an unplayable nightmare that makes me want to hurl my device across the room.Then, the AI's seemingly biased calculations as to its "random" responses in assigning which player gets what, in turn establishing the winner, is flawed at best and needs better coding. In short, level it up. How is it that I've played every single board and I've been given an unfair advantage (I think that's an oxymoron) each and every time. The AI seems to favor the computer 9 to 1. Lastly, should another player land on your tile, owing you a substantial amount of monopoly dough, they are able to bypass giving you said money by manipulating the "trade" option, which moreover exacerbates the online option's often frustrating nature.To sum, the game is fun, when it allows itself to be. I suggest looking into the coding and level it up. How do you do that, I don't know, but I'm certain someone in your team does. Furthermore, allow for personalized chat apart, it'll make it more fun, I think, or at least allow the opportunity to add another player to your "friend's list" by simply tapping on their avatar. Besides, there's no fun to be had in a game that touts its online allure, when you're stuck playing by yourself.Thanks for reading. :)