Monopoly Board Games

Monopoly Property Trading Game

• "Monopoly Property Trading Game" is the classic version of Monopoly. Two to four players buy streets, houses and hotels and compete to own the most and the most valuable real estate on the board. Become rich by buying some of the most exclusive addresses on the board such as Boardwalk, Pacific Avenue, Park Place and Pennsylvania Avenue. Land on someone else's property and prepare to make a payment. You can even own a railroad and electric company. Just make sure you don't land in jail or you'll miss a turn.

Monopoly City

• Build and create the perfect city when you play "Monopoly City." Unlike the classic game where you build your fortune by buying property, you build your fortune in this two- to four-player game by creating an entire city. Challenge your friends to become the richest property developer by building residential housing, stadiums, industrial complexes, railroads and skyscrapers. The game includes 3D pieces so you can actually see what you build. However, your competitors can sabotage your property by building things such as a prison or a sewer plant right beside your property. In "Monopoly City," you can even own entire city blocks and put property up for auction.

U-build Monopoly

• Almost anything can be customizable, including the game of Monopoly. The "U-build Monopoly" game allows you to build your own track, or path, with different tiles. Build your own 30-minute starter track, 60-minute classic track, pro track or freestyle track using the 12 double district tiles, or blocks of property; four single tiles, four bridges and two railroad tiles that snap together. Building your own game means you never have to go around the same track twice. Two to six players can enjoy this game.

Monopoly Revolution

• Instead of playing on a square board, "Monopoly Revolution" is played on a round board and includes new transparent and upright playing pieces, which feature images of the original pieces, such as a picture of a car instead of the actual car. The two- to six-player game is revolutionary not only because you move around a round board, but because you hear sound effects and music from the past five decades as you play. Land in jail and you'll hear a door slam, when you pass "GO" you'll hear a party tune and when you pass a zone, you'll hear a song. Debit cards, read electronically by a battery-operated game unit, are used instead of cash to manage your money.

Monopoly Editions

• Dozens of other Monopoly games are available in different editions. These are played largely the same way as the classic game. The list of editions includes the Simpsons Electronic Banking, Disney, Here &Now World, Game Onyx, Littlest Pet Shop, Star Wars Clone Wars, Disney Pixar, SpongeBob SquarePants, Chocolate, Junior Disney Princess, Deluxe, Mega and Championship, to name only some.