- GAME ABOUT ADORABLE ANIMALS: In this awesome animal Monopoly game, unicorns and llamas faceoff to see which adorable beast is best
- TEAM UP: This Monopoly board game for kids ages 8 and up is designed to be played in teams; choose to play on Team Unicorn or Team Llama; Mark territories with rainbow or candy cardboard title markers
- CLAIM TITLES: Instead of buying properties like in the classic Monopoly board game, in the Monopoly Unicorn vs. Llamas game teams claim titles for their fuzzy friends such as Most Huggable or Cutest Babies
- GET AHEAD WITH CHANCE CARDS: Players move ahead in the board game with hilarious Llama and Unicorn Chance cards featuring phrases that remind players why they love these creatures so much
- FUN BOARD GAME FOR AGES 8 AND UP: The Monopoly Unicorns Vs. Llamas game plays up the rivalry of these adorable creatures; Players can have a blast trying to prove that their furry friends are the best
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UK Cities: https://richunclepennybags.co.uk/monopoly-cities-towns
USA Cities: https://richunclepennybags.co.uk/monopoly-usa-cities
International Cities: https://richunclepennybags.co.uk/monopoly-international-cities-towns
Universities: https://richunclepennybags.co.uk/university-monopoly
This collection includes:
- Corse [FR]
- Köln [DE]
- Limerick [IE]
- Normandie [FR]
- Wien [AU]
- Zurich [CH]
Corse [FR] (2002) (Traditional)
Köln [DE] (2002) (Traditional)
Limerick [IRE] (2016) (Modern)
Normandie [FR] (2015) (Modern)
Wien [AU] (2000) (Traditional)
Zurich [CH] (2001) (Traditional)
Canadian Edition pictured
c1936 – John Sands Ltd
Traditional London properties. John Waddingtons style
- 1992
Appears to have been sold within Australia and New Zealand. UK property names.
- Australian Edition (1990)
- Australian Edition (1999)
- 2016 – Travel
See more: Promotional game from News Corp Australia
- 2017
Includes new ‘Grab the Flying Cash’ Chance Card.
1961 (long)
1961 (square)
Luxusausgabe (1968)
1960s/70s
Art Nr: 601 1008
Art Nr: 601 1008
Art Nr: 601 1011
1982
1985 (long)
Kenner Parker
1985 (square)
Kenner Parker
1985 (b) – Square
Minor change to the box lid.
1992
60th Geburtstagsedition (1995)
Nostalgia (2003) [DE]
McDonald’s Happy Meal Promotional (2017)
Given away with Happy Meals in Germany
1961
1964
1968
1968 – square
1982
Last edition to be published by Miro before Parker Brothers reclaimed the rights
1985 – Deluxe Style
c1985
1985 – long
1985 – square
1985 – square
1987
Coloured pawns and plastic houses/hotels return as Tonka take over from Kenner Parker
1987 (square)
1992
Voyage (1993)
Les Bons Voyage (1994)
1996
2001
Nouvelle Euro (2002)
2008
2012 (travel)
2018
Production Code: 1018 (October 2018)
Other
Et si Monopoly était inventé aujourd’hui ? [FR] (2006)
Monopoly Pokémon – Édition de Kanto [FR] (2014)
Monopoly Édition Tricheurs [FR] (2018)
List of different Monopoly sets for sale in the USA in 1937
Popular Edition #8 (1936)
Type: Popular Edition #8 ($2.50)
- London listed on box; it was replaced with Chicago in 1937
- Popular edition included an 8th token – purse
- Hotels marked with ‘Grand Hotel’
- The board is pebble green
- Darrow copyright on Jail corner
- The photographed edition above includes the 35c additional money
1937 – ‘Junior’ #6
1943 – ‘Junior’ #6
Players: 2 to 6
Published: 1943-45
Type: #6 [‘Junior’] ($2.00)
- Number 6 Edition
- Landlord’s Game patent number removed.
- Coloured wood tokens
1973
1975
Production switched to Beverly, Mass
Deluxe Anniversary (1984)
Produced for the 50th Anniversary
1985
Produced by Kenner Parker
1987
There appears to be no changes from the 1985 release – contents remains identical. Production now by Tonka
Deluxe (1995)
60th Anniversary Edition (1995)
1996
Millennium (1998)
1999
Money Bag token included
1999 – Spanish Translation
Released in the USA with USA properties ‘translated’ into Spanish.
65th Anniversary (1999/2000)
Go (2008)
Token Madness (2017)
2017
New Token Line Up
- Nintendo Entertainment System (1991)
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System (1991)
- GameBoy Advance (2001)
- EX-Monopoly [JP] (2001)
- GameCube – Monopoly Party (2002)
- DS – 4 Game Fun Pack (2005)
- Wii (2008)
- DS (2010)
- Wii – Monopoly Streets (2010)
- Wii – Collection (2012)
- Switch (2017)
The winner of Monopoly Jenga is the player with the most points when the tower falls over.
Every round, the current player attempts to remove one of the blocks. Each type of block has a different value.
Property colour blocks award a point each. A set is worth 4 points.
Railway blocks allocate points based on the number owned.
Steal blocks allow a player to take a property block from an opponent.
Chance blocks mean you have to return one of your blocks to the tower.
Jail blocks skip your turn.
Monopoly Cash Grab consists of a ‘gun’ filled with M100 notes and 25 chance cards.
The spinner indicates which player will blast money first. That person activates the trigger, and everyone else must attempt to grab as much money and/or chance cards.
Play rotates to the right until the gun is empty. The player at the end of the game with the most money is the winner.
The notes and Chance cards were created specifically for Cash Grab.
This is the first time I am aware of this special edition, sadly I do not have any information about…