Monopoly Unicorns vs. Llamas Board Game for Ages 8 and Up; Play on Team Unicorn or Team Llama (Amazon Exclusive)

The Monopoly Unicorns vs. Llamas Board Game offers a whimsical twist on the classic Monopoly experience, pitting two iconic creatures against each other in a battle for property domination. In this lively rendition of the beloved game, players can choose to represent either the majestic unicorns or the adorable llamas as they buy, sell, and trade properties to build their fantastical empires. With vibrant artwork, playful tokens, and unique gameplay mechanics, Monopoly Unicorns vs. Llamas adds an extra layer of fun and excitement to the timeless board game. Whether you're a fan of mythical unicorns or quirky llamas, this game promises hours of entertainment for players of all ages. Gather your friends and family, choose your side, and let the magical journey begin with Monopoly Unicorns vs. Llamas!

I am a major collector of themed Monopoly games and I am very picky and indecisive with the Monopoly games I choose to add to my personal collection. My overall opinion is that this themed Monopoly game is absolutely adorable! The theme alone is great! The llama and unicorn pawns are so cute, well made and vibrantly colored. This would be such a great gift idea or a cute addition to a collection, and would be perfect for family fun! There just isn't any negative sides of this adorable game in my opinion!

Fun for everyone! A classic game with a twist for unicorn & Llama lovers ! My daughter was so excited she dressed up as the monopoly guy , so she could hand out the money in style. Such a fun game that takes you away from reality for a few hours. Good family and friends bonding time.

We're all about the family games in our household, this one was added at Christmas for our 10 yr old children. The game play itself has some of the traditional Monopoly game play (chance, free parking, pass go, go to jail, etc) outside of that the game play is very different than the original, and much lighter (good for younger kids). The only reason I didn't give this game 5 stars is due to some of the rules not being clear (for example, one of the chance cards lets you move any player from the other team to the space you're on and they must follow the rules of that space... but it doesn't say what that looks like for Jail, if you're in jail and call someone to that place are they just visiting or do they go to jail with you?) Just a few little things like that - overall though, we had a lot of fun playing this light game as a family.

I for some reason thought this was a monopoly Jr. game but it's not. My daughter loves monopoly but gets frustrated because she's 9 and doesn't quite get it. I was a little disappointed in MYSELF for not reading it right lol. But it's still suuuper cute and she still loves it! We'll still play it and she can learn along the way. It helps that it's something she loves and not just plain ol' monopoly. It's really good quality just like regular monopoly. The player pieces are still metal, just in pastel colors. There's 3 llamas and 3 unicorns. The cards say things like "a unicorn pooped on your rainbow. Go directly to jail" 🤣

I loved Monopoly as a kid & my own kids are crazy about llamas and unicorns, so this is a perfect fit. Playing as teams gives it a different feel & you're less likely to end it with someone flipping the board. This version has the equivalent of community chest cards with just the right amount of age-appropriate snarkiness to be entertaining. Keeping track of the property rules is a little confusing, but can easily be simplified.My kids (7 & 10) seemed to enjoy it, and I think after the first few times, they could probably play on their own without my help.

This version of Monopoly is quicker than standard Monopoly and you're divided into teams. The team approach makes it easy for younger kids to get in on the Monopoly fun without having a clear understanding of the game. If they can roll a dice and count, they can play! The rules are a bit different than monopoly and money only comes in 100s and 500s. It is a simplified, but fun, version of Monopoly.

Adorable game that my son and I like to play. Doesn't take as long as regular monopoly and the names are fun