Dream World is a 3D‑printed board game that falls under the simulation and financial management genres. It’s perfect for playing with friends, family, and even children.

        Players start with an initial capital of 200,000. The game can be won by either accumulating 10 million in cash—or by reaching any one of the target spaces marked within the outer blue circle, as defined by the player at the outset. The game is designed as a turn‑based multiplayer experience for up to six players. At the beginning, each player selects a small bear figurine representing their color and places it at the starting point in the central red circle. Players take turns rolling the dice and advancing along the red circle (the low‑speed track) in a counter‑clockwise direction, according to the number rolled. Upon landing on a space, players either gain or lose cash, adjust their cash flow, or receive a salary—though they don’t need to stop when passing the salary space. For additional rules and details, please refer to the full game board.

        When a player’s cash balance reaches 1 million or their cash flow hits 20,000 (whichever condition is met first), they may enter the outer blue circle—the high‑speed track—and continue playing the next phase of the game in a similar turn‑based manner, following the same rules as before. The game concludes in victory once a player’s cash balance reaches 10 million, or when they achieve the target amount set at the start of the game.

        Players are also free to customize post‑victory rewards and penalties according to their own preferences. (For the full English version, please follow the new model introduced later.)