Adventure Time Monopoly Board Game

Great fun

It's a fun game, yes please!

I bought this for a big Rick and Morty fan who loved it! Although I found it a bit expensive for a Monopoly spinoff.

One of the nicest Monopoly re-skins that I've seen!I've used many Monopoly re-skins in the past, such as Hard Rock Cafe, Pokemon and the Simpsons boards.My sister is a huge fan of Adventure Time, as well as Monopoly, so I thought this would be a very good gift for her.Whether you like Adventure Time or not, it's still the classic Monopoly game at heart, so there should be no issue at getting in to this game.Whilst this version of the game is heavily based around Adventure Time, with areas on the board like the Candy Kingdom and the Hot Dog Kingdom, we still ended up using our own adaptations of anything that happened to have a hotel on it! Some examples are "Poverty Lane" "RIP-Your-Wallet Street" and one of my favourites; "Time-To-Get-A-Second-Job Avenue".Of course those nicknames can really be applied to any version of Monopoly, it was just all the more funnier seeing as my sister is a very big AT fan, and got annoyed at the nicknames!The detailing on the pieces are somewhat average, not a huge gamebreaker, as long as you know who it's supposed to be.I very much liked the product, and it seems like my sister did as well, other than the names. So I'd say this was a product well worth the buy.Pros:- Great for anyone who likes AT.- It's Monopoly, that deserves to be a Pro on it's own.-Cons- Will most likely destroy any form of relationship.- Custom nicknames will annoy my sister.Thanks for reading everyone!

This game is fun to play with family

Monopoly in the world of Game of Thrones. What's not to love? Well thought out and entertaining to play. If you're a Game of Thrones fan and bored with Euston Road and Marylebone, this is for you. Playing pieces include a Wolf and a three-eyed Crow. The major Houses are represented and the winner claims the Iron Throne. I'm a sixty-something playing it with two twenty-something offspring and we all enjoy it. Weirdly, it seems to create fewer arguments than standard Monopoly, so no Blood Weddings off the gaming board. Yay!

**WARNING**YOU MAY FALL OUT !As this has almost ended my recent marriage three times, I cannot find it in my heart to warrant 5 stars.It's the same principle as standard Monopoly but with G.O.T inspired counters and streets e.g.. Bravos, The Red Keep and a white walker, Dragon egg, crown etc..I'm always the crown..cus... y'know.Makes you feel important in life when it's your go and you can't find your counter to shout "where's my crown?!"(Inside diva clicks fingers mmmhmmmm!)Anyway the game!Yes it's the same principle an s you still get 200 for passing go, but I am sad to say.. this is an age 18 game and not one card sends you to jail for cutting off genitalia.(If this is an apparent spoiler alert I suggest you speed up as that episode happened a good year or two ago).To summarise, yes it's a good game, a nice G.O.T twist and there is no legal disclaimer in the box denying their liability should you fall out as you feel it is unnecasy to spend over 1000 for a night in a hotel on a green!Proceeds to throw new husbands money and properties on the floor like an adult!

Purchased as a lightning deal months ago to store for the family board game Christmas present. Knowing full well it may cause deep damage to the family system alas some of us love GoT so I thought that would help keep the drama down. It didn’t. But that’s not a fault of the game. The items are all of great quality and withstood tantrums and being thrown about. The money is a little difficult but I suspect with more use the notes will feel a bit nicer. The layout of the board is good, one thing I would change is how dark the background is on the board. It made it hard to see where you were which was slightly annoying.So, family Monopoly triggered drama aside, a great game with just a few downfalls.