Hasbro Gaming
Monopoly Junior 2 en 1
Monopoly for little ones with a double-sided board and two difficulty levels
- Age
- Ages 4 to 8
- Price
- €10 to €20
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Why it works
The board has a simple side for four and five-year-olds, where you count squares and match pictures, and a fuller one from six. That way they do not outgrow it by the next school year. It is the short way to play at buying streets without the three hours of adult Monopoly.
Our verdict
Fine for a household with children aged four to seven who want 'the one with the banknotes'. If you want them to think more, Carcassonne Junior costs only a little more.
They will like it if
- they ask to play grown-up Monopoly
- they are learning to count
- they have a slightly older sibling
Bear in mind
- the luck of the dice rules, and there is little to decide
- the listing for this edition gives very little detail about the contents
What's in the box
- Double-sided board
- Level 1 recommended for ages 4 and 5
- Level 2 from age 6
- 2026 edition
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