Some of the Star Wars Monopoly games have rules that are quite different from Classic Monopoly. So, when asking whether you can trade, you need to refer to the rules that come in the box as they are different depending on which version of Star Wars Monopoly you have. Related Posts: One interesting thing to note about this game – there are no hotels. Instead, houses are replaced by Tie Fighters, and the limit is 5 per property space instead of 4.

Hasbro released this version of the game to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original Star Wars movie. As you would expect there are a whole host of characters and places from the classic space saga. Of course, there are tons of different Star Wars movies and TV series so there are also loads of different versions of the game – some of them even take the rules of Monopoly in a whole new direction.The tokens are nicely made from metal and are a mix of characters from the different trilogies including Darth Maul, Padme, Han Solo, Luke, Leia, Chewbacca, Darth Vadar, Rey, and Kylo Ren. The eagle-eyed amongst you will have spotted that this is the second Monopoly game released in 2015. But, they are very different games and I think this version looks great. In a break with tradition, the board is circular with nice pictures of various planets in the center and big illustrations of a Star Destroyer and Millenium Falcon around the edge. This Star Wars Monopoly set uses characters, vehicles, and locations from the original trilogy. The Chance and Community Chest cards are known as Rebel and Imperial cards, while the Jail space is Tatooine. Usually, the Star Wars Monopoly rules are no different to standard Monopoly games, but there are some with a unique spin to make things even more interesting. In this game, the playing pieces are different spaceships from around the galaxy. The gameboard features famous places from the Star Wars universe including Hoth, Tatooine, and Kashyyyk.

This version of the game focuses on Han Solo’s adventures throughout the galaxy and was brought out to tie in with the movie ‘Solo’ starring Alden Ehrenreich in the role made famous by Harrison Ford. Released to coincide with the release of The Phantom Menace, this version of Star Wars Monopoly features beautiful pewter miniature game pieces to represent Anakin Skywalker, Jar Jar Binks, Qui-Gon Jinn, Queen Amidala, Darth Sidious, Battle Droid, Darth Maul, and Sebulba. First things first, the name of this game refers to the character of ‘The Child’ (who you may well know as ‘Baby Yoda’), rather than it being a kids’ or junior edition of the game. That being said the design is likely to appeal to children with a large illustration of The Child taking up much of the board. Another version of Monopoly based (as you might have guessed) on The Mandalorian TV series. This edition adds to the classic Monopoly rules to create a whole new board game experience where you have to protect ‘The Child’ from enemies. Embrace the dark side of the force with this recent Monopoly game that is all about the bad guys. Pewter tokens include Darth Vader, Darth Maul, Kylo Ren, Palpatine, Asaj Ventress and the Grand Inquisitor, and the properties are all replaced by evil allies.Item was better than first thought! Detailed figures of main characters, slightly different gameplay to standard monopoly but great fun for all the family. Would recommend to anyone...