
MONOPOLY: The Board Game
Marmalade Game Studio
4.7
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Play Hasbro’s official Monopoly board game by yourself, with family and friends or players around the world. Play online or offline on your mobile or tablet. It’s the game you love with no ads!
It’s the #1 Paid board game in over 100 countries - with 3 Million Downloads since launch.
"Monopoly on mobile includes cross-platform online multiplayer, which means you can open up a lobby, have your friends join your games, and all play together in perfect harmony. Beautiful, right?” Dave Aubrey - PocketGamer.
This is a fully immersive board game experience with amazing graphics and animations. The whole classic game is available with no ads, so you get the fun of the Monopoly board game without distractions. Invite your friends and family to game night with one of the app stores favourite top paid games.
POPULAR FEATURES
One of the greatest board games
Play the Hasbro classic Monopoly game by yourself, with family and friends or players around the world on your mobile or tablet!
Full, ad-free game
Play the complete classic game with no pay-to-win or ad pop-ups. Roll the dice and risk it all to become the wealthiest landlord tycoon on the board!
House rules
Put the official Hasbro rule book down and play with your favourite house rules
Quick mode
Roll the dice, risk it all and get paid - finish the board game faster than ever
Single player
Play against our challenging AI - no need for family and friends
Offline multiplayer
Pass a single device between up to 4 players for an offline wifi-free experience
Online multiplayer
Distance doesn’t interrupt play when you connect with fans around the world or invite friends and family to a private game
The Complete Collection
Be the top landlord tycoon on new themed boards, exclusive to the mobile game. With 10 boards, no 2 games are the same! Risk it all in the L.A. Monstropolis alternate universe. Be spooked in Transylvania. See the future in New York 2121, or travel back in time to Victorian London, Historic Tokyo, Belle Époque era Paris and 1930s Atlantic City! Unlock new player pieces, properties and chance cards with each theme!
HOW TO PLAY
Choose your player mode
Play this classic Hasbro board game in a variety of online and offline player modes. Put your landlord skills to the test against our challenging AI opponents and be a property tycoon in single player mode. Compete with friends and family wherever you are in online multiplayer. Play WiFi-free when you pass & play one device around a group of players. The choice is yours as you buy up the board!
Select your rules
If you’re one of the many people who have never actually read the rules of Monopoly, you can still play the game exactly how you like! Play without auctions, add cash to Free Parking, or pay $400 for landing directly on GO! Choose to stick to the classic Hasbro rule book, get a fixed selection of the most popular house rules, or customise your rules to suit your own preferences!
Choose your piece
Choose from the modern and classic player pieces, including: scottie, cat, T-rex, rubber duck, the car, the top hat and the battleship!
Enter the board
Experience the thrill of bankrupting your family and friends and becoming the wealthiest landlord tycoon on the board! It’s just as you remember, plus fun animations and an AI banker who’s on everyone’s side!
Build your property empire
Roll the dice, take investment risks, bid for properties in auctions, make your way around the board and BUY real estate, COLLECT rent and BUILD hotels to become a property tycoon.
Play Marmalade Game Studio’s multiplayer games with friends and family wherever you are! Our online games with friends include Clue/Cluedo, The Game of Life, The Game of Life 2 and Battleship.
Release Details
Publisher Country | US |
Country Release Date | 2019-12-04 |
Categories | Games_Board, Games_Family, Games, Entertainment |
Country / Regions | US |
Developer Website | Marmalade Game Studio |
Support URL | Marmalade Game Studio |
Content Rating | 4+ |
Average Rating
172.29K+
Rating Breakdown
Featured Reviews
By mountolympus72
2024-04-03
Version 1.11.11
BugsHate itLove itSpendingWaitingBeen playing this game in almost all my free time for a week and love it, but there are a couple things that bug me a lot. The first one being my game doesn’t always save. A majority of the time when this happens, it’s just my most recent turn that doesn’t save, but there have been a couple times when I started over a new game because I didn’t want to wait around 5-20 minutes to get bankrupted only for the new game I start to not save at all and I’m back to the old one I just quit. Another thing is it’s very annoying when an AI tries to make the exact same trade every turn. They’ll try and get me to trade something for the same property and same amount of money so many times in a row even though I keep hitting reject trade. Also it seems like the AI’s work together sometimes against me instead of working for themselves. One AI will accept a stupid trade just so another AI can get a monopoly to put houses on. Like the first AI will give another AI one of the good monopolies in exchange for something like a second railroad and $50. Why? These are the only real complaints I have about these games but otherwise I do like it a lot. I have played many hours already in the week I have it. Worth the money but I hope at least the game being saved properly will be fixed soon.
By Jack Bauer 212124
2023-09-15
Version 1.9.10
DifficultFamilyHate itSpendingFun but want more customization. The monopoly rule that when you go bankrupt, regardless of total debt owed, all assets go to the player to whom the debt is owed is totally ridiculous. If I owed $100 to a friend and couldn’t pay they wouldn’t get everything I own. The bank/collections would when they seized my home and assets lol. The player should get compensated for the debt fairly at atleastttt that value FIRST (lots of fun options here)…and then all properties can either go to auction for all or be returned to the bank and become available for purchase as you roll. Otherwise players that have been getting trounced all game can just get ridiculous freebies (properties, sets, etc) at the expense of the wealthy players who really did the “bankrupting.” Totally absurd. As an example, I just all but bankrupted 2 CPUs with my hard-fought-for sets and then in succession they both owed the 3rd CPU player less than $30 each on their next rolls and went bankrupt…and suddenly the worst player on the board just got 4 complete mortgaged sets and every other property on the board. Laughable. Maybe thats a Monopoly rule bc this game was made for teens? Regardless, never played that way as a kid bc it was a joke and ain’t playing that way now.
By Doctorweez
2023-08-31
Version 1.9.9
BugsDifficultHate itLove itThis game should easily be 5 stars. It looks amazing, it’s got great visuals and animations, the controls and interface are fantastic, and it has great pacing. There’s just one big problem that makes it very frustrating to play. When you play against AI set to Medium or Hard difficulty, your rolls are sabotaged. I’m Easy mode, players all hit spaces with the same random likelihood and the AI players will just accept almost any trade you make them, making it easy to win. In Medium mode and higher, rather than making the AI more intelligent with their decisions, the game just makes your rolls extremely unlikely to be good, which is not a fun way to increase the difficulty at all. At the start of the game, you will almost always either hit a space that is owned or you will hit community chest. The AI players will often have 5-7 properties before you get the opportunity to buy even one, so there is almost no way to catch up, and the AIs will freely trade each other color sets constantly. Also, I hit Income Tax probably 5-6 times per game. Seriously, keep track of your games and you will realize you hit Income Tax at a much, much higher rate than any other space on the board. It’s a beautifully designed game that should be a blast to play, but the odds are clearly stacked against you which makes it not much fun, unfortunately.
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