Monopoly Pokémon Edition Board Game

This game is all the fun of regular Monopoly, with a Pokemon twist. You can catch different Pokemon when playing, and battle against other players (trainers) in your game. The object is to catch all of the Pokemon like in most other Pokemon games.

I ended up getting this game for my kids, they love it!! It’s super fun, exactly how a normal monopoly game is but for Pokémon. The package itself was fun and includes a lot of stuff, very inviting. The game is same as trading like very other monopoly game as I said, the purpose is to get the best characters and keep spending pokeballs until you run out you loose! There’s battles as well. Super fun!!

Super cute!!!! I knew it was going to be a cool game but it’s also really cute. Love all the details and pieces that it comes with. Perfect for a game night with friends and family.

Received my Monoploy Pokmon Edition board game and we had a great time playing it. A bit different than regular monopoly and doesn’t last for hours which I like. Cute little game pieces and my favorites is Pikachu. Instead of money you use pok balls. We played as normal and did one circle of passing go (collect 2 pok balls) before we explored locutions. Roll the dice and move spaces. If you land on a location you must explore it for the exploration pok ball cost, and you now own the location so grab your location card and hold it, then you take a chance with the pok ball dice. If you roll a pok ball you collect a Pokémon chip to add to your tracer mat of the same element. If you roll an X you win nothing. If the location is also owned by another trainer you have to either explore paying the pol ball cost and if you win you earn a Pokémon chip (which are location on the side of your playing board by the color of the elements for your tracker mat or battle and you win it the trainer does not own the set (both locations ) you can take that location from them. When you land on a location you own you can explore for free meaning you can roll the Pokémon dice at a chance to win a Pokémon chip for your tracker mat. If you land on a Lapras space you have the ability to move to a space before the next Lapras space (any space in between) the adventure and college spaces are a fun addition to the game. Adventures normally have gaining cards you can keep for future use. The battle spaces are a fun way to battle for Pokémon chips. We all had a blast and will be playing this one regularly. it’s competitive but quick. Each player gets a tracker mat that matches their player piece and 20 pok ball chips to use in place of money. I highly recommend this game as it’s monopoly but a faster version of it. I am super excited to add this one to our board game collection.

So entering, fun, enjoyable, learning, perfect durability, awesome package, and the quality is amazing. Fun for the whole family. Great game to play from Monopoly!

It’s just like regular Monopoly, but with Pokémon. You buy Pokémon instead of streets, and the game pieces are little Pokémon characters. It looks cool, especially if you’re a fan. Same rules, just more fun if you like the theme. Fun to play with friends or family, but games can still drag on like the original.

I love this game. It is so entertaining, the packaging is adorable and the game board and pieces are very durable. I've always liked monopoly because it teaches in a way how to manage money but this is great for any pokemon fan. The pieces are very cute, the board is great and the game itself is definitely fun. This is well worth the money and great for a family game night.

I don't know much about Pokémon, but my husband collects cards and I thought he would enjoy the Pokémon edition of Monopoly. Setting up the game was annoying because the instructions weren't great, especially for someone who doesn't really know anything about Pokémon, so I was a bit annoyed to start out. I thought that once the game was set up we'd be fine, but it isn't as fun as the original Monopoly. You use Poké balls instead of money and there are little flimsy cardboard pogs to keep track of...it just doesn't appeal to either of us.