They were fantastic quality-of-life improvements that I am stunned haven’t been rolled out in more versions. But I contend that the best version of Monopoly is Star Wars: Episode 1 Edition - not only because of its glorious source material but also because the property cards were built directly into the board, and there were dedicated slots where you could build your houses and hotels. Gimmicky versions of Monopoly have always been a thing, and Hasbro has been more willing to poke some fun in recent years with versions like Monopoly for Millennials and Monopoly Socialism: Winning is for Capitalists. Downloadable Monopoly game allows you play against all of your friends for fun or against the computer for a real challenge. I think it would be worth it to suffer through one days-long round of this game just for the all-time bragging rights the winner would have at the end. My sister and I played it a lot growing up (where she taught me very valuable lessons about not trading away properties too soon), and I even competed with some high school friends for real money one summer. I kind of want to play this because I actually enjoy playing Monopoly. In perhaps the most brutal rule, you are allowed to rip your bills in half so that your money goes a lot further. There’s only one die (down from two) so it will take you an extra-long time to cross the whole board. Seems like every few months there is a different form of Monopoly. The only way to win is to own every purchasable square in the game - and there are now 66 properties, with three versions of each one. I don't even know how many different variations of Monopoly exists now. If you thought Monopoly was a long game before, this version will probably be pure torture. If you’re looking for a familiar game to play this Thanksgiving that could also eat up the weekend and destroy your entire family, Hasbro’s got you covered with a brand-new version of Monopoly called “ Monopoly Longest Game Ever” edition, which is available exclusively on Amazon right now for $19.99 ( via BleedingCool).
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