Monopoly The Mega Edition by Winning Moves Games USA, a Bigger and Faster Version of Monopoly with The Speed Die for 2 to 8 Players, Ages 8 and up (1104)

This version of the classic Monopoly game is a nice spin on the original design. The game has options to speed up the pace and includes additional spaces, new cards, new pieces and new game mechanics. The new pieces such as skyscrapers and train depots change the functionality of the game and make it even more fun to play; you can omit them and play the class rules if you'd like. The board is much bigger than the original and while playing with a group on a larger table provides ease of use, allowing you to reach easier. I love this twist of the original game.Overall:+Cool New Mechanics+Larger Board

A classic that never fails. Ideal for playing with the family. The games can last a long time, but they are very entertaining.

I bought this as a gift for my son’s friend, and it was a big hit! The game is larger and more exciting than the original Monopoly, with added features like skyscrapers and train depots that make it even more fun.The Speed Die is a great addition—it helps keep the game moving faster, so it doesn’t feel too long. It’s perfect for older kids and families who enjoy strategy games.Overall, it’s a fantastic gift for game nights, especially for bigger groups. Highly recommend it for anyone who loves Monopoly!

My grandson, Cole monopoly games. I got this one for his birthday. And we’ve had so much fun playing. It is different from regular monopoly.

Fun! A tad faster than regular monopoly,

We are Monopoly lovers and have at least 30 different Monopoly games. My son's new fiancee is also an ML, so I bought them this Mega Monopoly to try. At first, it seemed complicated so I let them figure it out. I joined in by the second game. The rules are slightly different and there are more properties as well as different cards (Bus, Mr. Monopoly) in addition to the standard Community Chess and Chance.I like the strategy involved, and I like the ability to be able to put houses on when a full monopoly isn't owned (most monopolies now require the purchase of four, not three, properties. Houses can be put on if only 3 are owned).It's not a short game, and true MLs might like it just for variety's sake. My kids (6 of 'em ranging from 13-30) aren't in agreement about whether they like the Bus cards, but the cards definitely add a new strategy to the game. The Mr. Monopoly (or is it Moneybags? I can't remember) also make the game move faster.I've decided I like it as a change once in a while. The basic rules are the same, so there isn't a huge difference. If you want to play without the bus or Mr. Monopoly/Moneybags cards, you can--so it's not something which has to be done.If you like Monopoly a lot, I'd give this one a fair chance. Don't just do what I did--look at the "new" rules and walk away. (I let my kids figure it out.) Play a few games of it. It's NOT complicated--I made it seem that way in my brain. It's fun with a slight twist.The only reason I didn't give it straight "five star" ratings is that the game would have to be "perfect" and I haven't found the perfect game yet. It is definitely educational because when played correctly, it involves a lot of thinking and planning. I didn't give it a five-star durability rating because it's Monopoly--the contents can definitely get bent and wrecked if the wrong people mess with it. This particular game is definitely up to the Monopoly standards--good quality paper, strong game board, etc. By the way, the board is larger than a normal board. We liked that!

Love this edition. Great reboot to an already endless classic. Fun to play and i like the bigger board. Great price too

We love playing monopoly good