Retro New Monopoly Monopoly Game Edition (Original Version)

I'm teaching my kids how to play monopoly and there's soooo many styles! It was overwhelming and I just wanted to show them how to play. We had a Disney edition and when my kids would talk to their grandparents about our board night game, my parents wouldn't know what area of the board they were on. So I looked for a regular monopoly board game at Walmart and believe it or not, it was hard to find just a regular set. There were so many specialty sets.This set is interesting because it's a replica of the original retro style. Very cool. Close to what I grew up with, but it's also need to read a little history about the game. I recommend for teenagers and older because the prices aren't on the board. It's on a bankers card.

Overpriced but you gotta pay for the classics. My wife found it very nostalgic.

Very good condition perfect gift

No modern spins. Just the classic Monopoly game. Even the box is Retro. The pieces seem well-made, as does the board. Even the Banker's Card explains that the board doesn't have the property prices because the original didn't have them listed on the board! A true duplication of the original!This game brings the family together without screens. No need for the frills of some souped up version. This original is where it all began.

10/10 except I keep losing friends after playing? Idk if this is a common theme for this game. Considering returning so my friends/family comeBack.

This replica of the original 1935 Monopoly set is very similar to the late 1940s set I loved as a child. It is well made and reasonably priced. The board folds into four sections which might be a wear issue over time. There is a Bankers Card included as the 1935 board did not include prices for the properties and the property cards only noted the mortgage value. The set includes wooden houses and hotels and the original six metal tokens.

I was going to purchase this board game until I saw made in China. I have nothing against China or the Chinese people, but this is a classic American game, and being a Retro game from 1935, it should be made in America just for that reason. I was disappointed to see the words 'Made In China' on the board. Maybe Hasbro will start making them in America and that is the one I'll purchase. It's still a great game, regardless.

My fam and I played for four hours the first night we got it. The pieces are good quality. Its a great timeless game.