Wonder Forge Big Money Board Game, The Fast and Fun Dice-Rolling Money Game for 2-5 Players, Ages 8+

I loved this game. So much fun to play and my family went crazy over it. Once you get started it's so very easy to play. The writing on the cards was a good size. I have problems with my sight and sometimes can't see really some letters. This was just perfect for me. We just had so much fun playing this. I would recommend that you play this with older kids. The product over all was very well put together and made wonderfully. If your looking for something for your hole family to get into this is it. Even the teens will just love this. I received this game in exchange for my honest opinion.

We bought this game to take with us for our family reunion, and it was a HUGE hit! It is fun for kids and adults, easy to learn and play. We love how the money is big, and not tiny little squares of paper, and the fact that you are playing with ZILLIONS of dollars! A very fun and entertaining game that kept our family engaged and playing together for an entire holiday weekend.

Awesome game!! I love how applicable to real-life this game is. My kids got an intro-lesson to the business world... and they loved every minute of it! This is a cross between Yahtzeee and Monopoly, and it has an ending to the game-yay!! This is a great for a family game night and for a classroom!

This game is so much fun to play. Very easy to learn with a simple concept. Saying Zillion's of $ is very entertaining. Wish they had higher amounts of $. This will absolutely be part of game night get togethers! "This item was received as part of a promotion"

Our kids are big fans of Monopoly, but aren't fans of how long the game takes. Big Money is a twist of Monopoly meets Yahtzee. There are so many twists and turns at the drop of the hat. You almost think you have the game beat and another twist changes the dynamic of the game. Never count yourself out! Super easy to catch on and the quality of the product is great. This has quickly become a new family favorite! I received this game in exchange for my honest opinion.

This is a great family game! We received it as part of a promotion in exchange for our honest review. It arrived 4 days ago and has seen more playtime than all our other games since then. It takes very little time to learn. Play time varies with the number of people playing. The fewer players, the longer the game. Most games play in 30 minutes or less, The goal is to be the person who has the most money when the bank runs out of money. Game play is similar in ways to Yahtzee with components of Monopoly (minus the painful hours). You earn money based on your rolls and then can choose to invest your money on potential money earning assets or save it up. The suggested age range for this game is 8+, but younger children can easily play with minimal assistance. Components of the game are fine. The money is simple paper and the cards are thin, but coated and should hold up with care. The dice and cup are solid and designed well. The box and insert are well thought out and hold all the pieces very well. We love that the box is not over-sized and is sturdy in construction. Overall, "Big Money" is a fun family game that promotes playful interaction over strategy formation. It plays quick and even helps younger kids with math and light money exchange skills.

First, the artwork in this game is phenomenal! Every picture is fun and colorful, and the box at is no exception. That said, I really wish that the cards were a little more sturdy; they don't really get messed with too much during the game, which is good. I don't think they'd hold up very well to too much use. This game is a lot like Yatzee, and I really enjoyed that. The added game elements of making zillions and zillions of dollars was also super fun. It's not an expensive game, and I think the quality of the pieces is probably worth the money, I just wish with such fun artwork that the quality was a little higher! There were a few minor holes in the game play, but it's a very kid/family friendly game! I was given a copy of this game so that I could play it and provide an honest review. My opinion is completely my own.

[This product was received as part of a promotion in exchange for an honest review.] This game was pretty fun. It takes the basic rules of Yachtzee and adds an element of decision and consequence to your rolls. Higher scoring rolls give you more money, which you use to buy "investment" cards worth various zillions of dollars. The new thing with this game and what makes it more fun than just plain yachtzee is the 6th die which shows 5 different categories of investments and one "biz news" icon. If an investment category comes up, all players get cash for the value of investments they hold in the category. If the biz news icon is rolled, prepare for a market crash! You may have to discard investments, pay penalties, or lose cash. The game is 95% luck, and 5% decision making about which category investment to buy. This isnt a bad thing, but may dissappoint players looking for a game with deeper strategy. The age range suggested is spot on. Will be fun for kids 8 and up. Some basic math skill is needed for money exchanging and figuring out how much cash you get for each roll. Compoment quality was ok, cards felt a little flimsy and may wear quick, but the dice felt nice and artwork was fun. I saw this as remeniscent of Machi Koro but not quite as deep. If you like dice rolling yachtzee style games but want a little more decision making, go for the "Big Money!"

Feeling lucky? Like chucking dice? This may be the game for you. The play is simple. Roll your dice (yahtzee style) and depending on the result of your dice, earn zillions of dollars. Now you have money to invest! Do you invest that money in more assets or pay up for more expensive stocks? Sounds fancy and complicated, but really the gameplay is mega easy. Depending on how you invest your money you can earn money each time someone rolls. Whoever has the most money at the end wins. Ironically, Wonder Forge didn't seem to invest big money into the production of the game. Instructions explained the game well and game play is fine enough, but the components of the game are pretty cheap. The cards are flimsy and money bills are thin and tend to stick together (think Monopoly bills). (still wonder why they use those hard to remove stickers to seal the box versus shrink, too). Not sure if it will hit the table that much, but our younger boys seemed to enjoy the game and understand easily how to play (ages 9-13). We received our copy as part of a promotion

Good to play but not that fun as monopoly