MonopolyUnicorns 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!

My daughter is into both unicorns and llamas and was delighted to receive this game. We have played a few times so far. It is easy to learn. Similar, but different to monopoly. Such as you are not buying and then adding houses/hotels. You work with only two values of money versus the multiple in Monopoly. I like how it is simplified so children can be the banker and still keep things moving at a decent pace. Lots of opportunities to incorporate math and reading into play. Encourages team building when you have multiple players. Provides positive attributes and relatable content for purchasing such most huggable or best room decor. My son played, but at five he tired easily and had no interest in finishing.

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!

This game makes for a nice change from regular Monopoly with the game being both team-based and focused on territorial control over pure wealth.Players form even teams and go around the board claiming free tiles, stealing them from other players, or locking them down by cementing control. Team members share money and properties. The game ends once all properties have been claimed and one team has the majority.The game itself goes pretty quickly with properties bouncing back and forth and having spaces that take a player to the nearest unclaimed spot. As players share resources, discussing strategy is important as to stop overextension (as running out of money can start a brutal chain reaction). Out first game stayed rather even to the end, with it ending with a score of 9-7, a llama victory.Where the game really fails is organization. The components include character pieces, dice, a property deck, 2 chance decks, a set of control tokens for each team, and some money (in two denominations, $100 and $500). To hold all this, you're given a basic bankers try for the standard monopoly game. This means besides the money, which only needs two of the slots, nothing fits right. And to further top it off, you can't keep it in the tray as the box is too short to allow the cards to remain upright in the slots, forcing a person to either throw everything together (either in the tray or loose in the box) or have a box that is unable to be closed all the way.

Our pre-teen was adamant about getting this for Christmas last year. It was "tops" on the list. LOL Ok, well let me tell you, here we are, a year later and she hasn't even opened the lid to this magically unicorn monopoly game! My hubby and I aren't going to bug her about it, because ya know, this game takes all dang day to play and we aren't so thrilled about this theme... apparently she isn't so thrilled either or she would have played it by now. But that's no fault to the item, supplier or seller, it's simply kids, pre-teens and teens who can't get their stinking faces out of tables, tvs and netflix these days. Ugh. Anyways, super cute game from the box, I'm sure others are enjoying it. Just not our over dramatic pre-teen who add this to her Christmas list for reasons unknown.

I have 5 year old and 7 year old daughter, and they love this game! It was very easy for my 5 year old to learn, and it is helping my 7 year old build critical thinking and strengthen her adding skills. The game breaks you up into unicorns vs llamas, and we find it better to do one adult and one child per team. The game board is smaller (8x8 instead of 10x10) and it’s claims that the game ends when all spots are purchased, so it it a shorter game to keep the littles’ attention. Would definitely recommend for a household with kids

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.

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.