Alright, let’s talk about this ‘Twist to the Top’ thing in Monopoly Go. Saw it pop up and thought, okay, another event, let’s see what the fuss is about and what goodies they’re handing out this time.
So, I jumped in. First thing, gotta figure out how to actually score points for this ‘Twist to the Top’ deal. Looked like it was mostly about landing on specific tiles again – the usual suspects, Chance, Community Chest, and Railroads. Standard stuff, really.
Getting Started and Early Grind
I started rolling, just doing my usual laps around the board. Didn’t change my strategy much at first. Landed on a Chance tile pretty quick, grabbed some points. Then a Community Chest, few more points. The railroads were the big point earners, as always, especially if you get the shutdown or heist.
The first few reward tiers came pretty fast. You know how it is:
- A little bit of cash.
- Some dice rolls.
- Maybe a low-level sticker pack.
Nothing too exciting, but it keeps you going. It felt like standard Monopoly Go event progression early on. Collect points, get small reward, repeat.
Hitting the Middle Tiers
This is where it usually gets a bit more grindy. The points needed for each reward started going up noticeably. I had to be a bit more careful with my dice. I tried playing with higher multipliers, especially when I felt I was close to a railroad or one of the other target tiles. Sometimes it paid off big time, landing on a railroad with a x10 or x20 multiplier really pushes you up the reward track. Other times, well, you just burn through dice hitting nothing useful. That’s the gamble, right?
Got a few more sticker packs in these middle stages. Some blue packs, maybe a pink one. Still hunting for those elusive gold stickers, but mostly got duplicates, which is kinda frustrating but helps with the vault, I guess. The dice rewards got a bit bigger too, which was needed because I was definitely using more dice to reach these levels.
The Top Rewards Push
Okay, pushing for the final rewards in ‘Twist to the Top’ took some effort. The point requirements get seriously steep. This is where you really need a good run of luck or a ton of dice saved up. I focused hard on hitting those railroads. I even sometimes waited until the top bar tournament lined up, hoping to double dip on rewards by hitting the same tiles.
Managed to snag some of the higher-tier rewards. There was a decent chunk of dice, which is always welcome. Think I got a purple sticker pack somewhere near the end – always hoping for something new from those. Sometimes these events have a special token or shield skin near the top. If this one did, that was my main goal after the dice and stickers.
Did I get absolutely everything? Probably not the very final, final reward. Those often feel like they need way too many points unless you spend real money or have insane luck. But I pushed through most of it.
Final Thoughts on the Rewards
Overall, the ‘Twist to the Top’ rewards felt pretty standard for a Monopoly Go event of this type. You get a mix of cash, dice, and sticker packs. The amounts scale up, the effort scales up too. Was it revolutionary? Nah. Was it worth playing? Yeah, I think so. You’re playing the game anyway, might as well grab the extra stuff while you’re at it.
My main takeaway is always the same: manage your dice, use multipliers wisely (mostly when you feel lucky or are near key tiles), and don’t stress too much if you don’t hit the absolute final reward. Just grab what you can along the way. It added a bit of spice to the usual board-hopping.
