Shuffle Monopoly Deal Card Game

If you know the properties on a monopoly board, then the idea of collecting streets will be familiar to you. However this game has a fun twist, there are action cards such as the familiar 'pass go' and 'rent' but also 'deal breakers'. All of the family enjoy this game, there are different tactics used and the person who looks like they're winning can soon turn out to be the loser. Everyone who's played this from 9-39 has enjoyed it. It's a great game that can be played with all ages as it doesn't completely matter about skill, a lot of it is luck on which cards you get.It's not the cheapest game you can buy, but definitely worth it. It's great as a travel game too as it comes with a durable plastic case which is brilliant to keep it all safe and together. I enjoy playing this game as do the kids. I never really enjoyed playing the full monopoly game as it was a bit long and boring, but this game can be over in 10-15mins!

When I go out with friends to a cafe we tend to spend a lot of time playing different card games. This by far has to be one of the greatest ones I have played. The aim of the game is to form three sets of properties (we like to add extra rules in such as having to make $20 million in cash as well to increase the competitiveness). There are a variety of action cards such as charging rent, stealing properties and even stealing full sets of properties. If you're going out on a long trip, going to friends houses or even just to play with family this is a must have card game.

First of all I can't stand the original Monopoly. If you have ever played any other board games then you will quickly realise how boring, monotonous and long the game actually is.Anyway having bought this card game with some sceptical concern, I was really surprised at how good this card game is. The games last approximately 10-20 minutes and has a nice variety of cards that help you win and steal your way to victory. If you are looking for a fun, quick throw around card game before playing something serious then I recommend this!

I never play monopoly as it takes so long but my cousin introduced me to this. I love it and it’s a firm favourite with all the family, even keeping the children off their iPads! My seven year old niece to my 70 year dad all join in. It can be played with two players but I think four or five is better as the cards get distributed more and fortunes can change very quickly. It is recommended for ages eight upwards, which is about right and the rules can be picked up quite quickly even by the youngest.

We play a lot of games as a family and also as a couple but we keep returning to this as a fast and easy to pick up game that my 6yo daughter easily understands and can engage with. I have bought three different copies of this game over the years as we lose pieces but now that they are sold in the handy red boxes that should be less of an issue.The game really is a lot of fun, probably the most fun casual game on the market that I have experienced and we own a lot of these types of games. Games typically last 10-20 minutes which makes it ideal as a travel game, set up and clear up is really easy and the rules come back to you quickly. Competitive enough to get a buy in but simple enough with enough balance between luck and skill that good players generally win more but my daughter and partner can still pull out wins. Also.. the games are so short that you want to get back in for another round anyway, unlike real Monopoly that can take hours to set up, play, pack away and yet still leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of competitive players!

Great adaptation of a classic for the modern day. It's a really fun game to play and great for travel.Each game takes about 10 to 15 minutes which avoids all the pain, anguish and resentment that comes packaged with the original. It will never beat spending 3 hours trying to anihalate your nearest and dearest but it does mean you are likley to still be speaking to one another after you play.The game retains enough of the elements of monopoly to make it familiar while providing a quick and portable offering. I've played it with family and friends and works with both (also a decent drinking game). It's around a 50/50 mix of luck and skill so might not be the best for young children, unless revel in the satisfaction a guaranteed win every time.Is also quick to learn, most people can get the hand of it with one trial round.

We really love this game and I think it was great value for under ten pounds when purchased ! My eldest (9) has always liked monopoly as a board game, but this makes for a more easily accessible game which is quicker in nature to play. I have to admit I found the rules slightly confusing the first couple of times we played, but once I'd got the hang of it there were no issues.. games last about 15mins and the box is robust and means the game can be easily taken on holiday as a backup for rainy weather etc.! Everyone of our friends who's been round an played this has also liked it.

Very rarely write reviews, but this game is just brilliant! Friends introduced me to it on a long weekend retreat and even though we brought 12 (!) board games with us to play throughout the weekend we ended up playing only this little card game:D it's small, easy to learn, competitive, NEVER boring and surprisingly addictive! also games are quite fast, so you can stop anytime. I preached this to all my friends and now eveyrone has a set :D amazing value and fun for little money