Monopoly : Star Wars Millennium Falcon (Open & Play)

Monopoly: Star Wars Edition Game from Hasbro allows 2-4 players to use the force to buy, sell, and trade iconic locations from the Star Wars films.

Some of the 22 locations are Ewok Village and the Imperial Bunker in Endor, Cloud City and the Carbon Freezing Chamber in Bespin, and Cantina and Yoda's Command Center in Kashyyyk. The board, and pieces have been given a complete Star Wars makeover.

Players choose their favorite ship as their play piece from the Millennium Falcon, Tie Fighter, X Wing, and Star Destroyer to move around the board. Game play mostly follows traditional Monopoly rules but there are a few twists including the fun addition of four Use the Force Spaces. When a player lands on a Use the Force space, he or she must roll one die and follow the instructions, which grant a special power. For example, Mind Trick allows a player to swap one of their properties with the property of another player, and Force Stealth allows a player to move to any unowned space and purchase the property for free.

Monopoly money is the same as the traditional game. There are Chance cards but no Community Chest cards. There are not any houses or hotels, but there are property markers to keep track of which player owns which location. An Open and Play game board folds into a case for easy cleanup and storage. 

Is It Fun?

This edition of Monopoly is a well-designed, fun game with graphics, and pieces that will appeal to Star Wars fans, and collectors. It features 22 Star Wars locations that fans will recognize from the films. The instructions are very straightforward and easy to follow, and include some Star Wars specific content. Customizing the game even further, players use ships the Millennium Falcon, Tie Fighter, X Wing, and Star Destroyer as play pieces. A cool Open and Play game board folds into a case for easy cleanup, and storage. 

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The Monopoly: Star Wars Edition Game follows traditional Monopoly rules with some twists, and Star Wars specific content. The game and play pieces have been given a complete Star Wars makeover. An Open and Play game board folds into a case to store all the pieces.