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Monopoly: Game of Thrones

Hasbro, Parker Brothers · Board game · 2018
Ludopedia
7.6 Ludopedia
BoardGameGeek
5.6 BoardGameGeek
Players
2–6 · best 5, 6
Play Time
—
Weight
Weight 1.6/5
Year
Year 2018
Minimum age
Minimum age —
Buy · from US$ 68.07
7.6 rating Ludopedia
5.6 rating BoardGameGeek
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS

This edition is a treat for fans of the series looking for a casual and thematic game. The sound immersion and custom components elevate the classic Monopoly experience, bringing the Westeros vibe to the table. It is perfect for laid-back nights where strategy takes a backseat to fun and the chaos typical of auctions and trading. If you enjoy watching your friends go bankrupt while listening to the epic theme song, this is the game for you.

Highlights
  • Immersive thematic soundtrack
  • Detailed Great House tokens
  • Iconic Westeros locations
  • Easy to learn and play
Keep in mind
  • Highly dependent on dice luck
  • Can be long and exhausting
  • Player elimination can be frustrating
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About the game

What you do in a play session

If you are a fan of Westeros and want to see who truly deserves to sit on the Iron Throne, this themed version of Monopoly is your ultimate battlefield. The game keeps the classic structure everyone knows—rolling dice, moving around the board, and trying to bankrupt your opponents—but with a special twist that hits home for fans of the HBO series. Instead of buying standard avenues, you will be trading iconic locations like Winterfell, King's Landing, and Dragonstone. The traditional houses and hotels have been replaced by holdfasts and castles, providing that sense of territorial dominance the show demands. The tokens are a highlight: each represents the sigil of one of the Great Houses, so it is time to choose your allegiance and start your expansion. The real star of the show is the sound immersion: the board comes with a card holder that, at the touch of a button, plays the legendary Game of Thrones theme song. It is impossible not to get into the mood while you try to accumulate Gold Dragons and Silver Stags to ensure your sovereignty. The experience is classic Monopoly: negotiate, make deals, try not to lose your patience with friends, and, of course, survive until the end. It is a collector's item that blends the nostalgia of traditional board games with the political brutality of one of TV's biggest phenomena. If you are looking for something light to gather friends, share a few laughs, and see who is the best strategist (or the luckiest with the dice) in Westeros, this edition delivers exactly what it promises. Just be careful not to get eliminated too early; after all, in the game of thrones, you either win or you... well, you know what happens.

Rules videos

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Best player count

BGG community vote

2–6 players
2 REC
3 REC
4 BEST
5 BEST
6 BEST

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Game details

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Publisher Hasbro, Parker Brothers
Designer Sam Weiser

Community

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1,133owners
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3want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
How many players can join?
The game accommodates 2 to 6 players, perfect for groups of friends or family.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! If you have ever played any version of Monopoly, you will pick up the rules in minutes.
Does the theme song play all the time?
No, it plays via a button on the card holder, so you control when you want to hear the epic theme.
Are the tokens made of metal?
Yes, the Great House tokens are made of metal, providing a nice premium feel.
How long does a game last?
Like any Monopoly, it depends on luck and trading, but expect something between 60 to 120 minutes.

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