Monopoly The Mega Edition Board Game

All adults, 3 generations; we love it. 13 spaces per side vs. 10, so we actually have to count moves for awhile. The rules still start players with $1500, but we switched to $2500. Bus stops, 3rd cube and skyscrapers add to the learning curve.

For fans of Monopoly, this is a fun variation. The oversize board is easier to use when playing with a family at a table.

for this item should recommend buying money money for the game

This was a gift for my 10-year old granddaughter. Since we are in the middle of the Covid-19 restrictions, I haven't been part of the fun, but I know it was played the day we dropped it off and stayed on the table until the next day when the game could be finished. I think she likes it just fine, and the large size allows everyone to help others when they can't reach.

Love the new rules but can go on forever I told my wife they lied when they said 2 hours with the speed die

Love option for a quicker game

The product was good

A few years back Winning Moves was given the challenge to improve the gameplay of Monopoly and they achieved the goal. More money, more properties, a third die promoting landing on properties for sale or rent, easier rules for housing, rent improvements on railroads and extra ways for rapid movement around the board complement the original game while usually capping game play between 60 and 90 minutes. No longer is the owner of Boardwalk and Park Place the guaranteed winner. This is the version I play most of the time.

My child specifically asked for this product, and Walmart had it at a reasonable price.

it's pretty cool game but it's still Monopoly duh you know I'm getting tired of having to put a review on everything I bought no just stop asking for reviews