Hawaiiopoly

I haven’t played it through, so tell me if anything feels off.

I read “single player” as you against computer opponents, so you pick 1 to 3 opponents (Kimo, Leilani and Makana) on the start screen.

The board

It has all 22 of your neighborhoods in your five income tiers. The tiers are brown, light blue, pink, orange and navy, and Hawaii Loa Ridge is the priciest square.
The four railroads, two utilities and two taxes are Oahu stand-ins: Skyline Rail, TheBus, Honolulu Airport, Aloha Tower Harbor, Hawaiian Electric, Board of Water Supply, General Excise Tax and Property Tax. Free Parking is “Beach Day”.

You start with $10,000 and get $2000 each time you pass GO.
Prices and rents are the classic Monopoly numbers scaled up about 10x. Kalihi is $600 and Hawaii Loa Ridge is $5,500. The jail fine is $500.

You get rent, double rent on a full color set, houses and hotels with even building, and mortgages at half price. Unmortgaging costs the mortgage plus 10%.
Rails and utilities charge rent by how many you own, and you go to jail on three doubles.
Debt works the usual way: you raise cash or you go bankrupt. Computer players do this automatically.
Community Chest and Chance each have a shuffled deck with Hawaii flavor, including Get Out of Jail Free cards you keep.

Everything also has mouse buttons, and clicking any square shows its rents.

The police siren wails for about four seconds when you go to jail, with the board flashing red and blue.
There are also dice rattles, a cash register for buying, a GO fanfare, card chimes, hammer taps for building and a sad tune for bankruptcy.

I left out auctions, trading and saving to keep the first version playable. A declined property just stays unowned. Want me to add any of those?