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Games / A CLOSER LOOKMonopoly Pokémon Edition board, character movers, cards and tracker mats arranged on a blue surfaceG0716 game and included components.

GAME NIGHTGames

Catch a set. Win the board.

Monopoly Pokémon Edition

Hasbro G0716 · English-language board game

4.8 out of 51,069 ratingsBuyer feedback ↓

Pokémon gives Monopoly a different goal: collect every type on your tracker. Locations, battles and Poké Balls replace the usual property-building race.

  • 2–4PlayersOne character mover per player
  • 8+Recommended ageReading and simple counting
  • 8 typesCollection goalFill the matching spaces on your tracker
$14.99$24.99−40%

Amazon US · Hasbro G0716 · English-language board game · Retailer link

THE QUICK TAKE

Is it right for you?

Pick this for Pokémon fans who want a shared board game with familiar characters. Filling the type tracker gives everyone a clear goal, and the character movers make the theme tangible. It changes more than the artwork: catching and battling affect how locations work.

Skip it if you want a quick card game or dislike player elimination. Dice and cards still drive plenty of the outcome, and running out of Poké Balls can put a player out before the game ends. It also takes more table space and setup than Monopoly Deal.

01 / BUYING NOTES

Before you buy.

01

Fill the tracker to win.

Aim to catch one Pokémon of every type shown on your mat. This changes the focus from simply collecting the most locations to completing your own set.

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Four character tracker mats with eight type spaces on each
Eight types fill the trackerIncluded character tracker mats. Image source ↗
02

Poké Balls are your money.

Pay for locations and other actions with Poké Ball tokens. Keep enough available: running out can eliminate you, even if you have already collected several types.

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Hands counting red-and-white Poké Ball tokens beside the game board
Your currency stays on the tablePoké Ball tokens replace paper money. Image source ↗
03

The catching die adds a chance.

Exploring a location gives you a chance to catch a Pokémon. The catching die decides the attempt; battles use a different roll and the Pokémon you have collected.

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Hand holding the catching die above the Pokémon Monopoly board
Catch symbol or missCatching die detail. Image source ↗

Hasbro G0716 rules and contents ↗ · Triple S Games rules demonstration ↗

02 / AMAZON REVIEWS

The buyers’ view.

AMAZON CUSTOMER RATING

4.8out of 5

1,069 global ratings

  • 5 star89%
  • 4 star8%
  • 3 star3%
  • 2 star0%
  • 1 star0%
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What buyers like

  • gameplay63
  • Appearance18
  • gift15
  • age-appropriate14
  • game duration12
  • uniqueness12
  • player capacity11

Mixed feedback

  • ease of use26

The small numbers are review mentions. Topics and sentiment are from Amazon’s customer-review overview.

Amazon US · Checked . Ratings may include other colors and sizes.

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03 / REVIEWS & VIDEO

See it in use.

See how it works, then read the findings behind the buying advice.

Triple S GamesRules demonstration · G0716 edition

How to play Monopoly Pokemon

A short explanation of collecting, exploring and battling. This is a rules guide rather than a scored product review.

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Video and written sources are labeled by creator and tested scope. Manufacturer demonstrations explain use; they are not independent tests. No in-house hands-on testing is claimed.

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The tutorial explains the tracker goal, Poké Ball currency and the choice between exploring and battling. It is a concise way to judge whether the extra rules suit your group.

Triple S Games

Rules explanation · exact Pokémon edition · summarized

The rules describe the collection win condition and the possibility of elimination when a player cannot pay. Read them before buying if your group prefers games where everyone stays involved to the end.

Hasbro

Official game instructions · G0716 · summarized

04 / COMPARE

Different priorities.

Choose the tradeoff that fits how you will use it.

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Monopoly Pokémon Edition G0716 · board game versus Monopoly Deal English-language card game
Monopoly Pokémon Edition G0716 · board gameTHIS GUIDE

Monopoly Pokémon Edition

G0716 · board game
Monopoly Deal English-language card gameALTERNATIVE

Monopoly Deal

English-language card game
Amazon price
$7.99
Best forA smaller, quicker Monopoly-style game
How it worksCollect three complete property sets
ConsiderCard game without the Pokémon theme
ExploreRead buying guide →Source ↗
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05 / PRICE HISTORY

The price over time.

Monopoly Pokémon Edition · Hasbro G0716 · English-language board game · Amazon US

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